Giant hamster wheel-like ski slope where people can ski year-round set to open in Australia in 2027

A huge revolving ski slope in the style of a hamster wheel will soon let people take to the snow regardless of the climate. Set to open in Australia in 2027, the indoor 'Snowtunnel' will stand at a colossal 41ft high and 52.5ft long (12.5 metres by 16 metres). Snowtunnel will be the 'world's first endless mountain riding, real snow experience' for both experienced skiers and novices, say its creators. It will provide an endless spinning loop of 'constantly ridable surface area', ideal for visitors to 'enjoy snow adventures all year round'. Australian entrepreneurs plan to install the structure around the country, starting in Melbourne , Sydney and Brisbane. And while a vast wall of white may not compare to beautiful natural scenery, at least the snow cover will be consistent. Scott Kessler, CEO and co-founder of Snowtunnel Parks based in Melbourne, compared the upcoming experience to indoor rock climbing and skydiving.