The most fabulous event on the Australian snow calendar is back and we are soooo here for it.

Pack your sequins and boas and prepare for a weekend of serious glam when Rainbow Mountain hits Thredbo from August 10 to 12.

The LGBTQIA+ festival has partnered with Thredbo, Aspen Snowmass, Delta Airlines and Double Rainbouu to create a queer winter wonderland like no other.

Best of all? Cloud Nine is onboard.

If you’ve ever danced on champagne sprayed tables at Aspen Highlands famous Cloud Nine restaurant then you’ll know why we are personally excited! It’s a vibe. And now a vibe heading down under.

The three pride filled days will feature non-stop events on and off the mountain with skiing and snowboarding, dining experiences, DJ sessions, après parties, live music, entertainment and more.

Costumes, dahlink, are mandatory.

Rainbow Mountain attendees will go into the draw to win a trip to Aspen Snowmass for two, including four day lift passes and equipment rental from Aspen Snowmass, return economy flights from Delta Airlines and 5 nights of twin share accommodation at Limelight Hotel.

What’s on

Thursday 10 August: First-night fever! Get the party started on Thursday night with the official Rainbow Mountain Welcome Party at Lounge Bar.

Friday 11 August: Start the day on a wholesome note with a free Guided Mountain Tour and then roll into Black Sallees for the Big Deck Energy DJ party. Get in a few more runs before heading back down for an après afternoon at Lounge Bar. To finish off the day,  head up the gondola to Merritts Mountain Haus for RainbowFest.

Saturday 12 August: Get your skis or snowboard on and head to the top of Snowgums Chairlift for the iconic Pride Ride. After a big morning on the slopes, ski into the iconic Kareela Hutte for the Rainbow Room dining experience.

After a very long lunch, slide straight into Alpine Bar for First Base presented by Canadian Club featuring Poof Doof. Not finished yet? Keep the good vibes going with the After Party at the Keller Bar.

All the deets here. 

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