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[其他] -----------------悉尼滑雪小白求助----3天游的日程请教???----------------- [复制链接]

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原帖由 patrickzhu 于 2012-7-19 07:56 发表

估计不行,大人的ski好像要1米5长了

可以的,我朋友的Camry,装了两套1.55米的雪橇,再加两套滑雪板(他们俩儿子的,成年人尺寸),车里再坐五个人,我都不知道是怎么塞进去的,但的确是。
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原帖由 kentouyang 于 2012-7-19 18:38 发表

可以的,我朋友的Camry,装了两套1.55米的雪橇,再加两套滑雪板(他们俩儿子的,成年人尺寸),车里再坐五个人,我都不知道是怎么塞进去的,但的确是。


牛人呀。会不会在车顶扛着,见到一路上很多人这么整的。

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原帖由 fiona_cf 于 2012-7-19 19:29 发表

的的
牛人呀。会不会在车顶扛着,见到一路上很多人这么整的。

没放车顶,就车里,五人其中的一副雪板放我车顶了。

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原帖由 fiona_cf 于 2012-7-19 19:29 发表

的的
牛人呀。会不会在车顶扛着,见到一路上很多人这么整的。

没放车顶,就车里,五人其中的一副雪板放我车顶了。

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原帖由 kentouyang 于 2012-7-19 19:35 发表

没放车顶,就车里,五人其中的一副雪板放我车顶了。


忒牛的,咋放呢?真有水平呀。

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原帖由 fiona_cf 于 2012-7-19 19:36 发表


忒牛的,咋放呢?真有水平呀。

我没看过程,最后塞得满满的,不过还是大车好些。
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原帖由 kentouyang 于 2012-7-19 19:57 发表

我没看过程,最后塞得满满的,不过还是大车好些。


嗯。一大家子出门的,尤其带着小童出门,东西再精典还是多的。吃喝拉撒睡的,啥都有,真累。大车确实坐得舒服,空间够大的。行李也不会塞到座椅那。

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原帖由 fiona_cf 于 2012-7-19 19:59 发表


嗯。一大家子出门的,尤其带着小童出门,东西再精典还是多的。吃喝拉撒睡的,啥都有,真累。大车确实坐得舒服,空间够大的。行李也不会塞到座椅那。

还真别说,我的4WD每次去玩都塞得满满的,座椅那都要放些,我的装备太多了。

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原帖由 zjrlisa 于 2012-7-19 18:21 发表
Skico是snowy mountain的?

是的,必经之路, www.skico.com.au
32 Bradley Street, Cooma

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发表于 2012-7-20 15:46 |显示全部楼层
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谢谢LS, 白条先,待我慢慢还。。。

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娃们说了,这次没玩够,没时间打雪战的,这不,过2周再去趟满足下他们的要求。

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原帖由 fiona_cf 于 2012-7-20 21:51 发表
娃们说了,这次没玩够,没时间打雪战的,这不,过2周再去趟满足下他们的要求。

看来墨尔本也有墨尔本的好处啊。 羡慕。

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Tx们,Cooma 有没住处推荐?

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Cooma 有没住处推荐?

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http://www.australianalpineresor ... edbo_accommodation/

网站介绍,感觉要拿到好价钱, 30 March 2012 之前就要订好出行时间了。。。
2012 Early Bird Packages
Thredbo Alpine Hotel Early Bird SpecialsThredbo Alpine Hotel
Midweek High Season @ Shoulder Season Rates FROM $699pp

Book and pay your deposit on any midweek booking in High Season (excluding NSW School Holidays*) before 30 March 2012 and pay Shoulder Season rates. Applies to all room types in the Thredbo Alpine Hotel. Limited rooms available, for individual bookings only. Not applicable to groups of 5 or more rooms.
* NSW School Holidays are Friday 29 June – Saturday 14 July 2012.
Early Bird Bonus

Book and pay your deposit on any booking from June - September of 5 days or more before 30 April 2012 and receive a $100 credit per room to use in any Bar or Restaurant operated by the Thredbo Alpine Hotel. This credit will be deducted from any room charges on check out. A Family Room is considered to be one room for this offer.  Cannot be used with Kids Stay Free rates.

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LZ还没定什么时候去吗?
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回复 hwll 81# 帖子

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玩好回来了。

请移步
雪山记行流水账-------悉尼-Perisher
http://www.oursteps.com.au/bbs/viewthread.php?tid=531352

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又到滑雪季节了。。。 aldi开卖滑雪装备

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你的帖子给小白很多帮助,多谢~

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关于雪链

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Cool running - How to drive in snow country
It's important to be prepared when driving through Australia’s snow country.

The wintry mountains also have a knack of uncovering faults with your car.

Then there’s ice on the road and the mystery of snow chains.

Here we explain it all: from how to prepare, to how to park your car in the ski resort car park (yes, there are some things you should know...).
Before you leave

Have your vehicle checked: Snowfield conditions can highlight minor mechanical faults, particularly in the electrical system, so give your car a thorough once over before you leave.

Get your mechanic to check your tyres, battery, brakes, cooling system, engine and windscreen wipers / washers.

Make sure that your mechanic also checks your vehicle’s electrical system (particularly the alternator), and the heater/demister.

Add anti-freeze: Most modern cars use coolant with wide temperature capabilities, but you should check with your mechanic to see if you need to add any anti-freeze or change to special coolant intended for low temperatures.

If you must add anti-freeze to your car’s radiator, make sure you match the amount of anti-freeze that you add to the capacity of the cooling system.

If you don’t, the engine block, heater core and radiator may crack as the coolant freezes, leaving you stranded and with an expensive bill for towing and repairs.

Special equipment: Get together a little emergency kit: a torch, blanket, tow rope, spade, wheel chocks, plastic scraper (for scraping ice off the windscreen) and a first aid kit.

Depending on where you’re staying, you should hire or buy snow chains before you go or on the way. Make sure you get detailed instructions from the person who sells or hires you the chains and, ideally, practice fitting them before you get to the snow.

It’s much easier to practice in warm, dry conditions than by the roadside in a howling storm.

You may also find it more comfortable if you have a waterproof blanket or groundsheet to put beneath you while you’re doing the job. It’s not as scary as it sounds, but you do need to be prepared. More information on snow chains are mentioned further on.
Driving in snow and ice

Operation snowsafe: Be warned, the Police and Roads and Maritime Services conduct operation Snowsafe to target speeding, drink driving and seatbelt offences committed by people travelling to and from the snow.

Watch your speed: Adjust your speed to the weather. Slow down when conditions deteriorate and proceed with caution, particularly in fog, snow or ice.

Use fog lights or headlights: When the weather gets bad, use your headlights or fog lights to increase your visibility to other drivers.

Take extra care overtaking: Never overtake on a hill, at a bend or at intersections.

Don’t tailgate: Braking distances in snow and ice are increased compared to dry conditions. Allow extra distance from the vehicle in front.

Brake and accelerate gently: Braking should be gentle and early. Accelerate slowly.

Obey traffic signs: Of course you should always obey the speed limit and any signs. But in the snow country you need to watch out for signs advising you to fit snow chains.

Also take note of wildlife warning signs because many road crashes in alpine areas involve native animals crossing roads, particularly at night.

Snow poles and road edges: Snow poles are painted orange and are tall enough for drivers to get their bearings in heavy snow.

Don’t keep driving if you can’t see the edge of the road or the next snow pole.

Stop your car, put on your hazard lights and wait for a break in the weather.

Black ice: Certain sections of the mountain roads are signposted as snow and ice danger areas. Black ice is actually a clear layer of ice which forms on the road surface in certain conditions, especially in shaded areas. You can’t see it, but you’ll certainly know about it if you hit it.

If you do find some and manage to safely get through it, use your headlight to warn any oncoming drivers – they may not be so lucky.

Pay attention to the signs and always drive very carefully in these areas.

Snow chains: It’s a good idea to carry snow chains on the Snowy Mountains Highway and the Alpine Way. All two-wheel drive vehicles entering the Kosciuszko Road in the Mount Kosciuszko National Park must carry snow chains in winter unless the signs say otherwise (you’ll be fined if you’re caught without them).

The chains must be fitted when directed by signs or a Roads and Maritime Services Traffic Commander. Generally, this will happen at the special chain fitting bays along the route.

If you do need to fit them on the roadside, choose a straight stretch of road where other drivers can see you and where there’s enough room to safely park and fit the chains.

What are they? Snow chains are loops of chain that fit over your car’s wheels (usually the back wheels on rear wheel drive cars and front wheels on front wheel drive cars) to provide extra traction in the snow.

If you’re not sure which wheels to fit the chains to, ask your mechanic or check your car’s handbook.

While four-wheel drives may not be required to fit chains, it’s still wise to carry them if you lack experience driving on ice and snow.

You may also need them in the event of extreme weather conditions.

Driving with chains: Make sure the chains are properly tensioned and secured. Also, make sure the ends of the chains aren’t left loose as they can do a lot of damage to your car if not properly fastened.

Tyre manufactures recommend that cars with radial tyres shouldn't travel faster than 40 km/h when fitted with chains. Stop and check the tension of the chains after driving about 200 metres.

Remove the chains immediately when you’re told it's safe to do so.

Hiring chains: There are many chain hire outlets along the route to the NSW snow country in Cooma, Berridale and Jindabyne.

Make sure the chains you buy or hire are suitable for the wheel diameter and tyre size of your vehicle.

If possible, practise fitting the chains before the journey so that you understand how they work. Doing this job won’t be easier in bad weather, particularly if it’s your first time.

If you’re unsure of anything, don’t be afraid to ask plenty of questions at the hire shop.

Remember, you don’t need to jack up your car to fit the chains. In fact, it could be very dangerous if the road is icy and slippery.

Modern snow chains are made to be fitted over the wheels and secured without having to drive over them.
When you get there

Parking: It’s important to park only in the marked parking areas and follow the directions of parking attendants.

It may mean a slightly longer walk but it’s better than finding your car buried by snow drifts or damaged by the snow clearing vehicles.

Don’t apply the handbrake: Moisture can freeze cables and brake linings. Instead, chock the wheels, but don’t use rocks as they may damage snow clearing machines.

Leave the car in gear: Leave the car in gear with the front wheels turned away from the road slope.

Apply your chains: Even if chains were not required to enter the area, it can be a good idea to fit them after you park, just in case conditions change.

It’s easier to do this straight away, rather than later when the weather may have turned ugly.

Clear ice from windows and mirrors: Clear all glass and mirrors of ice before you drive using a plastic ice scraper or something like it. If you don’t have one, use something like a stiff kitchen spatula or a CD case.

You can also use lukewarm water to clear away ice but don’t use your windscreen washers – they’ll just make it worse.

Use the vehicle's heater and fan in conjunction with the air conditioner to demist the inside of the windows.

Protect your windscreen wipers: Unless you’re parking for a short time, it’s a good idea to lift the wipers off your windscreen or place them in a plastic bag so they won't stick to the glass.

Warm your engine: Warm the engine for a few minutes before driving off.
More info

    Go to the road safety section of Roads and Maritime Services website www.rms.nsw.gov.au
    The NRMA has heaps of driving and travel tips at www.mynrma.com.au
    The Snowsafe website www.snowsafe.org.au has all kinds of info about safety in the snow, including driving tips and advice on fitting chains.



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zjrlisa 发表于 2012-7-18 15:34
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请问,我在这个网站上怎么看不到你订的这个beginner lift & lesson?是现在没有了吗?那LZ帮我看看应该选择哪个课?有大人也有个刚满五岁的小孩。都是第一次看雪。

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    Helmets are mandatory for all children participating in lessons and wrist guards are highly recommended for beginner snowboarders
    Enjoy FREE lift access from 12pm on the afternoon prior to your first full day skiing or boarding with all 3 or more day tickets (excludes Freedom Flexi).
    Add Skitube travel from Bullocks Flat to Perisher Valley to any ticket during the checkout process for ultimate convenience – it's the easiest way to get to the resort! Skitube travel includes free parking at Bullocks Flat and all NPWS Park Entry Fees.

    SNOWSALE discount code only valid from 25 August 2014
    40% discount applies to certain products for travel between 1 – 21 September 2014
    $59 per day pricing applies to 5 day adult lift only tickets for travel from 22 September 2014.

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发表于 2014-8-2 20:53 |显示全部楼层
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zjrlisa 发表于 2014-8-2 20:45
http://www.perisher.com.au/buy/02-Aug-2014

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感谢。Smiggins 就是从Jindabyne開去到達的第一個滑雪場對嗎?對於初學者來說是不是就都呆在那裡就行了?Lift對於初學者來說有用嗎?

发表于 2014-8-2 21:02 |显示全部楼层
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风来的方向 发表于 2014-8-2 20:53
感谢。Smiggins 就是从Jindabyne開去到達的第一個滑雪場對嗎?對於初學者來說是不是就都呆在那裡就行了? ...

俺们第一次去的时候, 在那里呆了两天, 是进山路上第一个滑雪场,我蛮喜欢的。 初学者呆在那里足够了。 你也可以在第一天下午结束之后, 开车进去参观其他雪场。


建议你出发前一天看看网上的照片, 了解雪情。 如果雪化了, 可以考虑进到里面的front valley, 那里有造雪机。
http://www.perisher.com.au/weath ... Xfront&run=week

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