AAC Niseko is part of Australian Alpine Club
AAC Niseko is part of Australian Alpine Club
.The Australian Alpine Club oversees ski lodges at Perisher, Falls Creek, Mount Hotham (Anton Huette), Dinner Plain, as well as a Niseko ski lodge in Japan. The organisation comprises a friendly group of ski and allied winter sports enthusiasts. Founded in 1950, the AAC is one of the oldest alpine clubs in Australia, proudly fostering a community of ski enthusiasts for over 70 years. In addition to managing the ski lodges, the Australian Alpine Club also organises inter-club races throughout the winter season.
Along with providing accommodation and community for those that enjoy winter sports, the Australian Alpine Club also aims to promote competitive skiing, tours, and exploration on skis. We strive to create a welcoming snow accommodation community where members can share their passion for skiing while also respecting and preserving the natural beauty of the mountains.
The AAC Niseko ski lodge is currently accepting new members. There are many benefits to an AAC Niseko membership, including discounted accommodation at the lodge, priority booking, and reciprocal booking rights at other AAC lodges. Contact us today to learn more about becoming an AAC Niseko member.
Currently, the Australian Alpine Club has five lodges. Four lodges are in Australia, with the fifth in Niseko, Japan. AAC members get reciprocal booking rates across any of the other lodges, meaning you can check out a number of different slopes across Australia for cheaper prices than the general public. Can’t get enough of the cold? Experience Japan powder at the beginning of the year, then Australian snow six months later! Just another reason why being an AAC Niseko member is so great.