Snowy Mountains activities
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The Dalgety Brewing Company
The Dalgety Brewing Company was formed in late 2008 It is the first commercially produced beer in the Snowy Mountains region. In 2007, The Snowy Vineyard Estate was awarded a federal government tourism grant for the construction of a cell…
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Specialised Bike Hire at Lake Crackenback Resort and Spa
Lake Crackenback Resort and Spa can provide you with premium mountain bikes to hire to explore both the Resort tracks as well as the the Thredbo Valley Track which is great for beginners, families and the experienced mountain bike rider. Yo…
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Lower Snowy Drive
Kosciuszko National Park is so vast, that you need a car to be able to explore all it has to offer. Lower Snowy drive is perfect for just that – it’s a sprawling, open-ended road trip that swings past some outstanding attractions before cro…
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Perisher Range cross-country ski trails
The Perisher Valley Range is riddled with around 58km of marked and back country touring trails through Kosciuszko National Park's high country. Choose your own adventure, from 2.5 kilometres and 5 kilometres groomed loops, to longer, remot…
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Tuross Falls walking track
If you’ve got a half-day to while away in Wadbilliga National Park, making the journey along the Tuross Falls walking track is highly recommended. This medium-difficulty, 4km return bushwalking track will reward your efforts with amazing vi…
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Family Nature Walk
Their afternoon guided nature walk will focus on 'family fun in the bush'. Enjoy exploring the Resort and surrounding Bullocks Hut on this 1.5 hour guided walk. Families will enjoy learning about bush tucker, perhaps spot the local wildlife…
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Nanny Goat Hill Lookout
The Nanny Goat Hill Lookout offers extensive views of the Cooma township and surrounding grazing country. The lookout is also part of the historic Lambie Town Walk. A sculpture of a nanny goat sits by the lookout. The …
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Yarrangobilly Caves – Bluff lookout walk
While most of the walks around Yarrangobilly Caves meander down towards the river and thermal pool, this one heads up to Bluff lookout, and striding out here is a great way to work up an appetite. It can be quite a steep climb at times, but…
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Bombala Historic Railway
Bombala Historic Railway opened in 1921. It is a precast concrete building with a tin goods shed. The goods shed houses a small museum and lavender distilling plant. It also has a turntable and weighbridge. The precinct is 900 metres long. …
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Clarke Gorge walking track
As you hike through the narrow gorge cut by Cave Creek, spectacular limestone cliffs, and cave formations on either side, you’ll never imagine that Clarke Gorge walking track could get any better. But it does, finishing at the top of Cave C…
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Monaro Woodworks
Monaro Woodworks is located in Cooma on Sharp Street in the Snowstop village next to subway. They are a collective of artists selling hand made goods. They have over 40 local artists displaying a wide range of Arts and crafts and Metal sc…
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Mouat's Farm
Mouats Farm Shop offers you farm fresh produce such as cherries, apples and other fruits in season, plus fresh free range eggs, home made jams and more. Located four kilometres north of Batlow, Mouat's Farm 'Wyola' was originally planted a…
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Early Settlers Hut
The Early Settlers Hut is situated one kilometre south-west of the township of Delegate on the Bonang Highway and is not only of unique local significance, but has associations going back to the earliest establishment of European settlement…
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Alpine Access Australia
If you want to go beyond the resorts and ride untracked lines in the back country, Alpine Access can take you there. Skier or snowboarder, intermediate level or above, they can organise a tour for you. Get immersed in the breathtaking be…
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Batlow Historical Society
Explore eclectic collections significant to the history of the Batlow region at the Batlow Historical Society. Experience the hardships of early pioneers and the drive of visionary Herbert Velvin Smith (OBE) who made Batlow 'Famous for …
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Cooma Monaro Railway
Train rides have been suspended until further notice, however there is signage available for a self-guided walk around the railway precinct. Cooma Railway Station was opened in 1889. Rail services to Cooma ceased in 1988. A loyal band of…
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Thredbo River picnic area
Spread out a blanket, lace up your walking shoes and enjoy the beautiful setting of Thredbo River picnic area. The relaxing backdrop of the river and surrounding forest combined with picnic tables and access to free barbecues make this a gr…
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Cooma Motor Lodge Coach Tours
Cooma Motor Lodge Coach Tours offer a Cooma, Kosciuszko and the Alps Coach Tour, designed for the over 55's. This is a very special and different part of Australia known for its beauty, heritage, and splendour. Enjoy the scenery in relaxed,…
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Bullocks Hut
Some places are so remarkable, they seem tailor made for special occasions. Bullocks Hut, not far from Jindabyne and Thredbo in Kosciuszko National Park, is just such a place. Framed by dramatic mountains and flat grassy areas, Bullocks Hu…
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Charlotte Pass and Lookout
At 1760 metres, Charlotte Pass Village is the highest resort in Australia and is snowbound for most of the ski season. The ski lifts are right on the doorstep, there are no long queues and you get more time on the snow. The Village is ideal…
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Snowy Lakes Fly Fishing Boat Charter
Charter boat fly and lure fishing operating on Lake Eucumbene, Lake Jindabyne, and Tantangara Reservoir. Targeting rainbow trout and brown trout from a boat is a lot of fun. There’s nothing like sneaking around the spots you’ll never get…
