Snowy Mountains

Framing some portion of the Great Dividing Range, the Snowy Mountains are home to the mainland's most noteworthy mountains, including 2,228 m Mount Kosciuszko, Australia's most noteworthy pinnacle.

The Kosciuszko National Park here is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and a prevalent year-round recreational zone.

Blanketed winters bait skiers, while, in the late spring, the effectively open elevated territory of snow gum woodlands and chilly lakes pulls in crowds of hedge walkers, climbers, fishermen, horseback riders, mountain bikers, and water sports lovers.

Renowned for its magnificent trout angling, Jindabyne is an incredible base for experiences into the Snowy Mountains.

Perisher Blue Ski Resort consolidates the prevalent Perisher Valley, Smiggin Holes, Guthega, and Mount Blue Cow, while Thredbo Village, at the foot of the Crackenback Range, brags a year-round seat lift.

Close to the summit of Mount Kosciuszko, Charlotte Pass is an awesome base for ski visits to the most elevated tops in the Australian Alps.