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Yarrangobilly Caves Koscuiszko National Park
Home to some of the most beautiful caves in Australia the whole family will love exploring Yarrangobilly. Created within a belt of limestone some 440 million years ago there are five caves open to the public for viewing then you could follow with a dip in the thermal pool or choose from several walks around […]
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Snowy Vineyard Estate Dalgety
The beautiful drive out to this to spot past the famous Berridale boulders is only the beginning. See the microbrewery in action and even brew your own beer on the premises. Whilst visiting enjoy brunch or lunch with beer or wine tastings. Families will enjoy the outdoor games and play areas and the kids will […]
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Snowy Mountains Cookies Jindabyne
Snowy Mountains Cookies has a factory outlet centre in Jindabyne in the heart of the Snowy Mountains and specialises in the art of making quality, gourmet, wholesome cookies. Why not pay them a visit and pick up some of the imperfect cookies off the production line. Equally as delicious! The Cookie Factory is open […]
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Snowy Scheme Museum Adaminaby
Standing next to the Snowy Mountains Highway in Adaminaby, the Snowy Scheme Museum is set on more than two acres of land, with both internal and external spaces. The ‘Welcome Wall’ at the entry point of the buildings features a photographic display of Snowy Scheme images. The museum is open every weekend from 10am to […]
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Thredbo Ski Museum
Take a walk through the Thredbo Ski Museum to experience the old and the new of the slopes. Changing fashions, ski design, books, films and photographs. The museum also boasts some particularly treasured items dating back to the 1890’s. The museum is run by knowledgeable volunteers and has a selection of permanent displays and changing […]
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Aviation Pioneers Memorial
Located on the corner of Sharp & Boundary St, the memorial was erected by the Lions Club of Cooma using some of the aircraft wreckage of the Southern Cloud. The Southern Cloud was flying between Sydney and Melbourne when it crashed in the Snowy Mountains in 1931. The wreckage was discovered in 1958. Recorded information is […]
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