Snowy Mountains Attractions
Located in the northern end of the Kosciuszko National Park, the Yarrangobilly Caves are set inside the deep gorges & rugged bluffs of the Yarrangobilly River Valley. Evolving over thousands of yea...
Located in the Kosciuszko National Park, Mount Kosciuszko is Australia’s highest mountain reaching 2,228 metres (7,310 ft) above sea level. One of the world's great national parks, Kosciuszko Natio...
Dedicated to the women of pioneering families in rural areas, The Pioneer Women's Hut is a museum situated in Tumbarumba. The accessibility and wonderful stories behind the museum's memorabilia add...
If you want to head to the state's south to hit the slopes, a winter trip to the Snowy Mountains is your destination. The snow is guaranteed in July, August and September, with the Snowy Mountains ...
on the site where the two explorers once stood to survey the district in 1824. Today the view takes in Lake Blowering Reservoir which is part of the Snowy Mountains Scheme.
The Snowy Region Visitor Centre provides local information, day and annual passes, NPWS products, books, maps, souvenirs, giftware and clothing. Facilities include a cafe, the National Parks shop a...
The Snowy Mountains is also known for being the home of the big trout. There are a number of lakes within the Snowy Mountain including Lake Jindabyne and Lake Eucumbene. Lake Eucumbene is the large...
Nestled in the New South Wales country town of Adaminaby, the Brumby Haven Motel offers a cosy atmosphere and home cooked meals, a warm open fire and the comfort of home away from home. Indulge in...
Animal theatre, Winston the camel, alpacas, miniature horses and donkeys. Museum and Australian craft.
The Cooma Visitors Centre is a one-stop shop for all your Visitor Information needs. Follow the distinctive yellow ‘I’ signs next to Centennial Park to find us. Our staff can provide comprehensive ...