The route at a glance
The Jindabyne–Perisher Skitube Bullocks Flat corridor.
The Jindabyne to Perisher Skitube coach is a seasonal Greyhound service running through the NSW ski season, roughly June to early October, over the 30 km via the Monaro Highway and Alpine Way in around 35 minutes. Greyhound serves the Skitube base station at Bullocks Flat, not Perisher Valley itself: you finish the trip on the Skitube Alpine Railway, which climbs to the resort village in about 10 minutes. Greyhound prices this corridor dynamically, so the fare moves with demand.
Journey essentials
- Onboard
- Wi-Fi · Toilet · USB charging · Wheelchair access
- Luggage
- 1 × 40kg checked bag
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Who runs this route.
Greyhound Australia
Wi-FiToiletUSB chargingWheelchair accessEco-friendly40kg luggageSeeded 2026-06-11 mirroring Thredbo; price indicative pending Greyhound scraper refresh (Perisher→SKI).
Bookon Greyhound AustraliaFrom$14Services
Depart Arrive Runs 1:00 PM 1:25 PM Fri–Sat
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Travel tips
What to know before you go.
Budget for the Skitube railway fare on top of the coach ticket; it is the final leg between Bullocks Flat and Perisher Valley. The Skitube base is road-accessible without chains, unlike the drive up to the village. Board and ski bags travel in the coach hold within the 40 kg allowance, then come with you on the railway. For a fare direct into Perisher Valley instead, compare the Snoexpress coach and the Jindabyne shuttle.
Route FAQs
Jindabyne to Perisher Skitube Bullocks Flat, answered.
- No. Greyhound drops you at the Skitube base station at Bullocks Flat, on the Alpine Way. From there the Skitube Alpine Railway climbs to Perisher Valley in about 10 minutes, dropping you in the centre of the resort. Buy the Skitube fare separately.
- No. These are seasonal snow services, running through the ski season from roughly the June long weekend to early October. Outside the season, travel via Canberra with connecting regional services.
- The Skitube base is road-accessible without chains, so mainstream coaches reach it easily and you avoid the alpine drive up Kosciuszko Road. The Snowy Mountains Bus Service shuttle from Jindabyne drives right into Perisher Valley for a flat fare instead. Both work; the Skitube route suits travellers coming straight from Sydney or Canberra by coach.
- Yes. Board and ski bags count toward Greyhound’s 40 kg checked allowance, and soft bags stow best. You carry them onto the Skitube for the final leg up.
Keep going
Onward from Perisher Skitube Bullocks Flat.
Continuing past Perisher Skitube Bullocks Flat? These coach corridors carry on from your arrival city.
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