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Road Closure

By   /  September 4, 2024  /  MOUNTAIN NEWS  /  No Comments

A landslip part way up Lake Dobson Rd today has closed the road to Lake Dobson. Stornoway/State Growth closed the road because of concerns over stability. Call the National Park road info message for updates: 03 6288 1319

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Great day skiing at Mt Mawson

By   /  September 1, 2024  /  MOUNTAIN NEWS  /  4 Comments

A keen crowd of skiers and boarders spent today shredding turns at Australia’s most Southerly ski resort. Volunteers from a number of STSA clubs plus members of the public joined together in a great community effort to dig out the rope from a substantial snowdrift at the top of the Mawson run, and then enjoyed […]

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Skiing Sunday? Mt Mawson ready to go if weather cooperates.

By   /  August 31, 2024  /  MOUNTAIN NEWS  /  No Comments

There were plenty of people up at Mt Field National Park enjoying the late season snow today, and a lot of enthusiasm for getting the ski tows at Mt Mawson running despite the windy conditions. STSA volunteers from the Oldina Ski Club and the Mt Mawson Ski Patrol are on the mountain ready to run […]

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Looking Promising, possible opening tomorrow (Sunday)

By   /  August 31, 2024  /  MOUNTAIN NEWS  /  No Comments

On mountain, the temps were still above zero last night and through to the early hours of this morning, there was a little wet snow falling and settling. Temps have finally dipped below zero this morning, and it’s snowing on and off with very high winds. While the snow cam looks impressive, there’s only a […]

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Yeah Nah Maybe

By   /  August 30, 2024  /  MOUNTAIN NEWS  /  1 Comment

It’s fantastic to see a decent fall of snow on the Mawson slopes this week, just when we thought winter was all done with – the rain last night, not so much. But hey, we do have a base now! Behind the scenes, we’ve been busy organising ski patrol and tow staff. Everything is in […]

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Ready to Go – Now we just need Snow!

By   /  May 25, 2024  /  MOUNTAIN NEWS  /  2 Comments

Despite being cold and foggy in the Derwent Valley it was a beautiful sunny day up at the Mt Mawson Ski Field today – perfect for conducting training and running final checks for the 2024 Ski Season. All of the STSA Ski Clubs were represented at the training – capably presented by Ambrose Canning, Craig […]

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Autumn Stunner

By   /  April 20, 2024  /  MOUNTAIN NEWS  /  No Comments

Saturday April 20th was a stunning Tasmanian Autumn day, warm, sunny and calm. Lots of people decided it was a perfect day to spend at Mt Field National Park and before long the Lake Dobson carpark was filled to overflowing.         It was also a perfect day for the Southern Tasmanian Ski […]

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April 20th Working Bee at Mt Mawson

By   /  April 17, 2024  /  MOUNTAIN NEWS  /  No Comments

  The turning of the fagus (deciduous beech) reminds us that Autumn has arrived, and also that it is time for the STSA April working bee. The STSA Committee met last night, and although as always there are plenty of tasks to be completed it was agreed that this weekend we will run just a […]

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Wild and Woolly!

By   /  March 24, 2024  /  MOUNTAIN NEWS  /  1 Comment

  Conditions were just a little bleak up at Mt Mawson for the STSA’s March working bee held on Sunday 24th March, but this did not deter an enthusiastic band of volunteers from turning up to lend a hand to maintain the Mt Mawson Ski Field. It was very windy, very wet and pretty cold […]

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STSA Working Bee deferred to Sunday 24th March

By   /  March 14, 2024  /  MOUNTAIN NEWS, SOUTHERN TASMANIAN SKI ASSOCIATION NEWS  /  2 Comments

  Now that there is a bit of an Autumn chill in the air, enthusiasm is building for the coming ski season at the Mt Mawson Ski Field. The STSA Committee met this evening to undertake planning for this weekend’s working bee, but it was realised a number of the STSA stalwart volunteers are not […]

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