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Is the Skitube free between Perisher and Blue Cow?

December 3, 2025 by MySydneyDetour Leave a Comment

By MySydneyDetour • Updated December 2, 2025

If you’re planning a trip to Perisher, you might be wondering about the best way to get around the ski resort. One question that often comes up is whether the Skitube is free between Perisher and Blue Cow. As someone who has spent many winters in Perisher, I can tell you that the answer is no. However, there are still plenty of reasons to use the Skitube during your stay.

Table of Contents

  • What is the Skitube?
  • Is the Skitube free between Perisher and Blue Cow?
  • How much does the Skitube cost?
  • Why use the Skitube?

What is the Skitube?

Skitube

Before we dive into the question of whether the Skitube is free between Perisher and Blue Cow, let’s first explain what the Skitube actually is. The Skitube is a train that runs between Perisher Valley and Blue Cow, two of the main ski areas in the Perisher resort. The train runs through a tunnel in the mountains, making it a unique and exciting way to get around the resort.

Is the Skitube free between Perisher and Blue Cow?

Is the Skitube free between Perisher and Blue Cow

Now, let’s answer the question at hand. Unfortunately, the Skitube is not free between Perisher and Blue Cow. You will need to purchase a ticket to ride the train, just like you would for any other mode of transportation. However, the Skitube is still a convenient and affordable way to get around the resort.

How much does the Skitube cost?

The cost of a Skitube ticket varies depending on a few factors. If you’re staying in Perisher Valley or Smiggin Holes, you can purchase a Skitube ticket that includes your lift pass. This is a great option if you plan to ski or snowboard during your stay. If you’re not skiing or snowboarding, you can purchase a standalone Skitube ticket. As of 2021, a one-way ticket costs $21 for adults and $12 for children.

Why use the Skitube?

Why use the Skitube

Even though the Skitube isn’t free between Perisher and Blue Cow, there are still plenty of reasons to use it during your stay. For one, it’s a unique and exciting way to get around the resort. The train ride through the tunnel is a fun experience that you won’t find anywhere else.

Additionally, the Skitube is a convenient and affordable way to get to Blue Cow.

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