Great cozy restaurant with such a variety of food options. The food was really great and the portions are really generous. The staff is really lovely and service is super fast in comparison to the people they were serving on the night. One of the only few places open in off peak autumn season when we visited. Highly recommend this place.

We love Cloud 9. It’s such a traditional part of any trip to Falls Creek. The hot chocolates were awesome but in high demand during peak times and the food was really tasty. There were a few gluten free options but they were not coeliac safe. I took the risk and it was a poor decision. Won’t stop me going back! I’ve eaten there safely before so just a cross contamination risk. I would recommend a visit to anyone coming here.

We visited here late April looking to get a taste of the trails. Unfortunately the shuttles weren’t running. They closed for the season April 19. I can understand why, it was 6 degrees feeling like 3 in the wind. So we opted to do a small loop close to the main complex up there. We found the bike in the main car park easily enough but actually getting to the trails was a different story. We decided to start with the Jumpstart/Vortex loop. We eventually found the start of the trail after walking our bikes up the stairs between Slalom Plaza and across the grass, but the directions could have been better at the trail hub. During the climb there were at least 3 occasions I had to stop at unmarked intersections and pull out my phone to check trail forks to see which way the trail went. Once we reached the top of jumpstart, which due to no signs, was confirmed by trail forks and we then had to look for Vortex. There were no signs whatsoever at the end of Jumpstart and the start of Vortex, or the other climbing trail the Generator. Without trail forks you would get lost good enough for a mountain bike park. I then went to look for the Flowtown trail and again struggled to find it as there were no signs at all from the road of even at the trail head. Nothing. I had to use trail forks again and loop behind a building and up over a small hill to find the trail head. There was even a fancy big sign roadside with a MTB’er on it but nothing to say to this way for Flowtown. The first flowtown sign I was at the 2 km mark. So look the trails were pretty good. Jumpstart was a bit rocky but suitably graded as a blue climb, Vortex was a fun decent, but rocky also. Flowtown was fun but rocky in places but nothing the 29er couldn’t handle with ease with its 140mm dual suspension. It was much rockier than say the flow trails at Mystic MTB park in Bright, those flow trails like Flowmingo and Hero are pure flow trails and an absolute joy that make you want to session them all day..and the next day. Once I finish Flowtown, I enjoyed it, but wasn’t interested in doing it again.

Great little waterfall off the side of the road, hike was short. Don't recommend if you got bad knees. View was amazing, if you can I recommend walking the additional 200meters for another great view down the same trail.

Beautiful view Truly a special place in Australia Feels like you're on the top of the world

The hot and fluffy cinnamon doughts were exactly what I needed on a cold, frosty day. The doughnuts were delicious, and the staff were super friendly. I'd highly recommend the cinnamon flavour doughnuts.

Stopped in for dinner and was not disappointed! Exceptional food (the duck was fantastic), and the drinks and service were top tier. Really friendly atmosphere and Geronimo behind the bar was an absolute joy. My partner and I both had the 3 course dinner. Every single thing was wonderful and all for what we deemed a very reasonable price. Followed it up with a couple of drinks by the fire and some delightful conversation with Steven and the staff. We will be back next season for sure!

Great cozy restaurant with such a variety of food options. The food was really great and the portions are really generous. The staff is really lovely and service is super fast in comparison to the people they were serving on the night. One of the only few places open in off peak autumn season when we visited. Highly recommend this place.

If you're in FallsCreek and are yet to visit Huski Kitchen ,know that this is a restaurant worth travelling for. Fried rice is the best I have ever had. The food is sophisticated and delectable and ideal for sharing and diners can choose from an extensive drinks list which includes an array of creative and classic cocktails.. I will recommend this place!

After completing the grueling 3 Peaks Challenge, my friends and I gathered at this cozy restaurant in Summit Ridge, and what an absolute treat it was! The place is run by the loveliest couple, who welcomed us with warmth and served the most incredible homemade food. After such an intense race, this was exactly what we needed—wholesome, comforting, and made with love. Every bite was a reminder of home-cooked meals, and you could tell the food was prepared with care. I can’t even put into words how much we appreciated their hospitality. If you’re in the area, especially after an outdoor adventure, this restaurant is a must-visit. The best food you could ask for in a village setting, made by the kindest people. Highly recommended!