Ski Club of East Gippsland | Lodge
Ski Club of East Gippsland
Phone: (03) 5759 3520
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25.01.2022 View of sunrise from Big D over the lodge And sample of food available for the early risers
23.01.2022 Winter family memories
23.01.2022 Remember SCEG members. Bookings open tomorrow morning the 1st of April 2020!
22.01.2022 Sunrise view from the lodge
21.01.2022 Just a reminder our AGM is on tonight at the Main Hotel Bairnsdale. Dinner at 6pm for a 7pm meeting start, hope to see a few of you there!
20.01.2022 Its snowing at Hotham!
18.01.2022 Hot laps in Heavenly Valley today with champion sit skier Jason Sauer. #ripping
17.01.2022 Who will be next?
16.01.2022 Just a reminder that SCEG and Johnstons hut will remain closed for the 2020 snow season. We hope to see you all in 2021!
16.01.2022 Blair your a legend, love your work
16.01.2022 Our friends at Melbourne University Ski Club are holding their 90th anniversary ball on October 4th, 2019! Spread the word!
16.01.2022 A great cause, hope to see some SCEG ladies there
16.01.2022 Wondering how to find and access SCEG? We have detailed directions on our website (under Contact Us tab), and this picture sums up our mountain side location in a nutshell! Park your car in the 15 minute unload zone, then its a short walk up the hill to SCEG, where the warm open fireplace is waiting! Remember to move your car to overnight parking once unpacked to avoid a fine (parking in a designated overnight parking area is included in your Mount Hotham Resort Entry fee)
14.01.2022 Experience tranquility.
13.01.2022 Calling all financial members: our committee needs you! We are looking for some fresh faces to join us in 2020, please contact [email protected] for more details!
13.01.2022 Food for all......
11.01.2022 Some of the goings on at SCEG
11.01.2022 The Dinner Plain and Hotham community out in support of the #ClimateStrike and #PlacesWorthProtecting
09.01.2022 Five days ago, on the second last day of winter, a beautiful sunset at Mt Hotham. Skier Buff Farnell skiing out of bounds at Pee Gully which is near Eagle Ridge. Photographer Andrew Barnes.
09.01.2022 Amazing sunrise this morning
09.01.2022 Hi Hotham fans, Normally, about now, we’d be starting to share our excitement with you about the countdown to the start of the snow season. Unfortunately, curr...ent events mean things are far from normal. We are grappling with what the evolving coronavirus (COVID-19) situation means for Hotham, for our staff, for our stakeholders and guests. We know people are concerned, businesses everywhere are already hurting, and we are not clear on what this means for the 2020 season. One of our priorities is the health and safety of our staff. Mount Hotham Alpine Resort Management Board (MHARMB) staff are now working remotely where possible, and we only have essential services staff on the mountain. Our main phone line has been diverted to a mobile, which means your calls will be answered, but there is only one person on the other end now, not our full team. If you have to leave a message, please be patient and allow time for your message to be responded to. We also prioritise the health and safety of our guests, and as such urge everyone to follow the advice and directions from the government health authorities at all times. MHARMB has been tasked with scenario planning to scope how a delayed season might operate or, worst case, if we are directed to not open at all. There are many elements to consider and this is taking a considerable amount of time, checking that all things have been taken into account and thinking creatively to keep our mountain sustainable. This includes considering the impact that any of these scenarios will also have on our stakeholders and their profitability. We ask for your patience and understanding in these circumstances. Please keep in mind that our staff may not be in a position to immediately answer your questions. They love Hotham as much as you do, they understand your concerns and will give you answers as soon as they are able. We will be in touch again as soon as we have something to share with you. Stay safe, be kind; we are Australia’s highest alpine village with the most down-to-earth people, and we will get through this.
09.01.2022 A taste of what is to come next season at Hotham...
09.01.2022 Beautiful winters day on the hill
08.01.2022 The storm continues at Hotham Forecast is looking like even more snowfall this week!
07.01.2022 Spike in the snow. @mwvardy
05.01.2022 Hi Hotham fans, Normally, about now, wed be starting to share our excitement with you about the countdown to the start of the snow season. Unfortunately, curr...ent events mean things are far from normal. We are grappling with what the evolving coronavirus (COVID-19) situation means for Hotham, for our staff, for our stakeholders and guests. We know people are concerned, businesses everywhere are already hurting, and we are not clear on what this means for the 2020 season. One of our priorities is the health and safety of our staff. Mount Hotham Alpine Resort Management Board (MHARMB) staff are now working remotely where possible, and we only have essential services staff on the mountain. Our main phone line has been diverted to a mobile, which means your calls will be answered, but there is only one person on the other end now, not our full team. If you have to leave a message, please be patient and allow time for your message to be responded to. We also prioritise the health and safety of our guests, and as such urge everyone to follow the advice and directions from the government health authorities at all times. MHARMB has been tasked with scenario planning to scope how a delayed season might operate or, worst case, if we are directed to not open at all. There are many elements to consider and this is taking a considerable amount of time, checking that all things have been taken into account and thinking creatively to keep our mountain sustainable. This includes considering the impact that any of these scenarios will also have on our stakeholders and their profitability. We ask for your patience and understanding in these circumstances. Please keep in mind that our staff may not be in a position to immediately answer your questions. They love Hotham as much as you do, they understand your concerns and will give you answers as soon as they are able. We will be in touch again as soon as we have something to share with you. Stay safe, be kind; we are Australias highest alpine village with the most down-to-earth people, and we will get through this.
05.01.2022 A summer snow storm for Hotham!
05.01.2022 Minus 1.5C and snow for Hotham today. More snow next week. White Christmas this year?
02.01.2022 Charlie Crane hitting slopes on Blue Ribbon..blue bird day with a slight breeze!
01.01.2022 It’s snowing at Hotham!
