Snowy Mountains Attractions

The Adaminaby State Curtain was designed by two artists and two sewing ladies. The curtain took two and half years to complete and 85 men and women along with 31 school... read more

HISTORIC GOLD CRUSHING BATTERY AND FALLS. RUINS OF THE GOLD RUSH ERA. RESTORED WORKINGS SHOW REMARKABLE ENGINEERING FEATS OF THE MINERS. GOLD WAS... read more

Well established European trees which have a magnificient show of colour during Autumn. Memorial Garden for WWI, forms part of the Tumut Tree Walk. read more

A not for profit community based gallery and artist workspace run by local artists and volunteers. expressions of interest for exhibitions, sale of unique artist made... read more

** Before exploring the Alps, walkers must obtain detailed maps of their chosen walking area including a copy of "Alpine Walking Track" by J... read more

Lookouts, fauna and flora reserves, budding falls, pilot hill, picnic areas and arboretum ash walk and sugar pine walk. Great for picnics and for relaxing with nature... read more

Batlow Woodworks proudly supports the exceptional wood turners and artists of the Batlow district. There is a unique display for woodwork, art, pottery and crafts from... read more

Located 51 kilometres northwest of Cooma, Adaminaby, in the Snowy Mountains, is a popular trout-fishing spot, so it's an ideal place for the 10 metre high Big Trout to... read more

Magnificent views up the reservoir and down the valleys. The walls are earth filled and stand 112m high. It holds back approximately 3.5 times the amount of water in... read more

The Historic Engine and Machinery Society have restored a vast numberof engines and farming implements from around the district and every two years they hold a large... read more

Nestled in the picturesque Tumut Valley, the northern gateway to the Snowy Mountains, Boonderoo Wines, a boutique family operation, produces cool climate wines of quality... read more

Buccleuch State Forest is a major softwood production forest with numerous opportunities for passive recreation. Tables and barbecue areas at Bondo on the road to Canberra... read more

Cathcart Collectables is a collection of memorabilia from the past through to the present. They have displays from tractors to coins to bottle openers... read more

The Lush green park was originally designated a market square in 1849 by the white settlers of the town. When in the park you'll notice the Avenue of Flags which represent... read more

At 1760 metres, Charlotte Pass Village is the highest resort in Australia and is snowbound for most of the ski season. There are no cars or buses, nor are there long... read more

Amateur Theatre Company performing a variety of plays throughout the year from musicals, dramas, pantomimes and dinner theatre at Cooma Little Theatre During November... read more

Cooma Railway Station was opened in 1889, and rail services to Cooma ceased in 1988. Visitors can still experience the nostalgia of rail travel on a 1924 rail motor... read more

Call into the Cooma Visitor Information Centre for all your information needs on the local area. Up to date knowledge of Road and Snow Conditions, Events and Accommodation... read more

Crackenback Cottage is an award winning country restaurant, cafe and bar. Local Country Crafts and Home-made preserves. Boasting Australia's largest variety of schnapps... read more

Bridges are not just functional, they can also be scenic and engineering attractions. Spare a few minutes to admire Crankies Plan Bridge. read more

Credo, means "the belief", and we at the award winning "Credo Restaurant" Thredbo believe in the marriage of great food, fine wine and enjoyable company. After... read more

Enjoy peace and tranquillity, whilst learning about Dalgety's heritage and the Snowy River restoration on the Dalgety Historic Town and River Walk. The historic village... read more

Located only a few kilometres from Thredbo, Dead Horse Gap crosses the Great Dividing Range at 1580m and the watershed between the Thredbo Snowy System and the Murray... read more

This historic building is not only of unique local significance, but has associations going back to the earliest establishment of European settlement in the colony... read more

Eucumbene Trout Farm is both Informative and lots of fun. A visit to the farm is sure to be of interest to any fishing enthusiast as this New South Wales Fisheries licensed... read more

Gaden Hatchery, on the Thredbo River near Jindabyne, is one of Australia's main centres for breeding and rearing of cold water sport fish. Four species of fish are produced... read more

This is a very pleasant campground and picnic area, 32km from Khancoban along the Alpine Way. You can see the historic Geehi Hut, one of the huts used by the mountain... read more

Vineyard and cellar door growing cool-climate wines in Tumbarumba: Pinot Noir Sauvignon Blanc Chardonnay Sparkling Black Range label read more

Delightful little shop full of home made produce, jams, pickles, toys, childrens clothes. Located at Glenroy Heritage Reserve, with the Pioneer Women's Hut and other... read more

We sell a range of fresh culinary, tea and medicinal organic herbs. Packaged on the premises. Also sell handmade soap and lavender products. Self-guided tours are available... read more

Choose whether to walk the full distance of the Henry Angel Trackhead of 12 kilometres or a shorter walk to tunnel and return. The Henry Angel Trackhead has a number... read more

Bridges are not just functional, they can also be scenic and engineering attractions. Spare a few minutes to admire Junction Bridge. read more

Khancoban is a quite, picturesque town with some of the best Trout Fishing in the area. Located on the South West Slopes of The Snowy Mountains and adjacent to Kosciusko... read more

Khancoban pondage is 3km long and a part of the Snowy Scheme and used extensively for recreation. There is a cemented boat ramp, picnic area with tables and chairs as... read more

The Kosciuszko Express Chairlift is the best way to enjoy the spectacular views of Mt Kosciuszko The scenic chairlift is open 365 days a year. The Kosciuszko Express... read more

Kosciuszko National Park with 673,524 hectares is an area of outstanding beauty with glacial lakes, limestone caves, grasslands and woodlands. In winter it hosts some... read more

The best privately owned gallery in the Monaro. Works captured by the Internationally acclaimed artist, Alan Grosvenor, resident artist in the Snowy Mountains for over... read more

This rose garden at Khancoban was established in 1959, and is a commemoration of the Snowy Mountains Hydro Electric Authority's 50th Anniversary. The Rose Garden was... read more

Lake Eucumbene in the beautful Snowy Mountains is located around 40 kilometres from Cooma at its closest point. It sits at an elevation of 1200 metres above sea level... read more

A self-guided tour which you can walk, drive or bike, maps available from Cooma Visitor Information Centre. Located within Cooma, the walk passes through residential... read more

The Historic red brick building on the Railway Land at Bombala was once a convent for the sisters of St. Joseph. It now houses a beautiful array of Lavender based products... read more

An historic marker near where bushranger "Mad" Dan Morgan shot Sgt Maginnity in 1884. A monument marks the spot and is located in Maginnity's Gap Road... read more

Only 10 kilometres from the township of Tumbarumba and nestled in the Mannus Valley, Mannus Lake offers a variety of activites including bird watching, fishing and picnics... read more

The Little Gallery is operated by Monaro Art Group and houses locally made paintings, crafts and sculptures of a high standard. There is good parking... read more

A unique presentation of the history of the Monaro District, re-created in 40 ceramic mosaics which were constructed to commemorate Australia's Bicentenary in 1988... read more

Historic Mount Gladstone Lookout and Nature Reserve offer stunning 180 degree views of the Monaro and Snowy Mountains. Set in 125 hectares of natural bushland with walks... read more

Murray 1 Power Station is the second largest power station in the Snowy Mountains Scheme. There are 10 turbines at Murray 1, each capable of producing enough electricity... read more

Nanny Goat Hill offers extensive views of the Cooma township and surrounding grazing country. The lookout is part of the historic Lambie Town Walk. ... read more

Located in the beautiful, historic and functioning Cooma Gaol, this museum highlights the varied 200 year history of the Correctional Services in New South Wales with... read more

The Heritage Walk explores Nimmitabel's rich history and can be completed in an hour or may be broken into 10 to 20 minute walks. You will see Gelmacher House, circa... read more