What to see and do

chairlift and wildflowersThe Snowy Mountains are always in season. Australia's high country is home to spectacular peaks, clear mountain streams and a plethora of accessible natural attractions for lovers of the oudoors.

Walking and horseriding are two great ways to explore the alpine landscape in the warmer months. Our scenic roads will take you to some of the country's most impressive scenery and past historical villages rich in tales of the Man from Snowy River, goldrush days or the Snowy Scheme.

The Snowy Hydro Information Centre gives visitors insight into the sheer scope of this iconic part of the nation's post-war development. For more information, click here.

Whether you're after a rugged back-to-nature experience, want to be cosseted in alpine splendour or simply feel like going somewhere beautiful, diverse and interesting with the whole family, the chances are high that you'll find it in the Snowy Mountains. Attractions, outdoor activities, tours and events - the Snowy Mountains has it all.

 

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