Discover the best attractions and experiences Snowy Mountains has to offer
Explore the region’s defining landmarks that tell the story of alpine settlement, hydro power, and early skiing history around the Snowy Mountains.
A monumental hydroelectric project shaping the Snowy Mountains and NSW energy history.
Remains of one of Australia's first alpine settlements and the cradle of skiing in the region.
Heritage-listed building reflecting the town’s colonial era and judicial history.
Dip into the local narrative at purpose-built museums that preserve the Snowy Mountains’ engineering feats and ski heritage.
Interactive museum dedicated to the Snowy Mountains Scheme and regional power history.
Exhibits and relics celebrating Australia’s skiing story, located in Thredbo.
Historic churches and spiritual landmarks that have served mountain communities for generations.
A historic church reflecting the religious life of Cooma and surrounding towns.
Another enduring place of worship in the Cooma region with local heritage.
Warmer days and snowy landscapes await in Australia’s alpine parks, with trails and vistas for all levels.
Australia’s highest peak and vast alpine terrain offering hiking, scenery, and wildlife.
Panoramic bushland and alpine routes just to the west, ideal for day trips from Canberra.
Base yourself in the mountain towns where outdoor adventures and cozy après-ski culture thrive.
Historic town with gateway access to the mountains and regional heritage.
Lakeside town with shops, dining, and a year-round gateway to the Snowy Mountains.
Adventure-filled alpine village known for its ski-in/ski-out access and events.
The largest ski resort area with extensive runs and mountain facilities.
Take in the scenery and embark on classic alpine walks without an entry fee.
Hike the track to Australia’s highest point for sweeping alpine views.
Pleasant strolls along the lake with photo-worthy sunsets.
A self-guided trail exploring historic mining and skiing heritage.
Savor mountain flavors, hearty fare, and cozy cafes in the Snowy Mountains towns.
Ambience-filled dining options reflecting regional produce.
Casual spots and eateries with river and lake views.
A range of alpine restaurants and bars in the resort village.
Evenings glow with fireside pubs, live music, and alpine vibes after a day on the slopes.
Bars and social spots in the alpine village with cozy atmosphere.
Relaxed pubs and cafés offering night-time ambiance.
Local pubs with friendly vibes and regional hospitality.
Museums, theatres, and alpine experiences that entertain after dusk.
Engaging exhibits celebrating skiing history and culture.
Educational experiences on hydroelectric heritage and engineering.
Ranger-led programs and exhibitions about the park.
From winter sports to summer adventures, the mountains keep you active year-round.
Australia’s largest ski resort with extensive runs.
Vibrant resort with long runs and village amenities.
Guided or self-led snowshoe treks in snowy landscapes.
Go beyond the main trails with unique, lesser-known alpine experiences.
Exploration of historic mining and early ski huts on foot.
Scenic and quieter trails showcasing wildflowers and peaks.
Hidden viewpoints offering panoramic alpine scenery.