This Permit is for Resort Entry to Falls Creek Alpine Resort only and does not get you access to any other resort.

Season Permit holders do not have to stop at the ticket box and can drive the whole way through to either self-park in the Day car parking areas or be assisted by resort staff to park in an Overnight car parking area. Self parking in Overnight areas is not permitted.

This Permit is for Resort Entry to Falls Creek Alpine Resort only and does not get you access to any other resort. It is able to be purchased by persons who are aged 65 or older and for a vehicle that is registered in their name.

This permit will be issued by Falls Creek Alpine Resort when A)Proof of age (ie: Driver's License) and B)Proof of ownership of vehicle (ie: Registration renewal notice) is provided.

This Permit is for Resort Entry to all alpine resorts in Victoria of Falls Creek, Mount Buller, Mount Hotham, Mount Stirling, Mount Baw Baw and Lake Mountain.

Entry and parking will be subject to local procedures at each resort.

Disabled Wintersports Australia (DWA) creates opportunity for people with disabilities to participate at all levels in the winter sport of their choice. An organisation with a national perspective, DWA takes responsibility for the development of disability winter sports in Australia. Through building the capability and capacity of a National Sport System, including accountability at the national level, they provide members with technically sound sports programs, policies and service.

Olympic Skiing legend Steve Lee suffered a massive stroke at home in Falls Creek in September 2020.
Steve is a three time Olympian and the second ever Australian to claim victory on the Alpine World Cup circuit.
He is a loved and respected member of the global ski industry and Falls Creek community. We urge you to support Steve in his ongoing treatment and assistance.

Flower of the Alpine Sun is a project which aims to construct an inspirational public artwork in the alpine landscape, above the village, that will become a tourist destination highlighting environmental awareness and education. The artwork will be a year-round tourist destination providing significant economic and community benefits to the region. The artwork will help re-vitalise the local economy and importantly, inform and educate the public to the beauty and fragility of Victoria's alpine environment through on-site information and broader engagement programs. The sculpture operates as a majestic public viewing platform consisting of a golden orb; part sun, part flower, which will be spot lit and thematically fitted for year-round use.