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Kestrel Nest EcoHut

Looking for a secluded and multi award-winning eco stay? Kestrel Nest is it! Set on a working sheep farm, nestled in rolling hills above a rocky mountain stream, it is also a conservation area protecting critically endangered habitat. Kestrel Nest is easily accessible from the Hume Highway and and close to Gundagai, Tumut and Wagga Wagga. Need a break from the buzz of modern life? Kestrel Nest is off-line. And with sustainability in mind it is off-grid. Luxuries include outdoor bath on the verandah, a fireplace inside, and firepit outside. A perfect retreat for couples or small families. Stargazing? Kestrel Nest EcoHut is the first and so far only Dark Sky Approved Lodging in Australia. With limited light pollution the night sky will have you amazed. Perfectly placed stargazing hammocks make for comfortable viewing. Local produce? Guests can purchase farm-grown lamb. Farm-raised eggs are standard offerings. Regional Hamper and Regional Cellar are also available. Their well-equipped kitchen will have you cooking up a storm. Kestrel Nest holds Advanced Ecotourism and Climate Action certifications - internationally-recognized and backed by Ecotourism Australia. The hut is named after the magnificent Kestrel - the only bird seen near the EcoHut for two weeks after Black Summer fires threatened the hut. Welcoming guests of all genders, identities and sexualities. Accredited by Welcome With Pride.

Into The Wild Escapes - Tiny Elsie

Surrounded by densely shrouded native bushland and overlooking the stunning Snowy Mountains, Tiny Elsie is a wild exploration of the enduring Australian landscape. Drive 5 hours out of Sydney or 2 hours from Canberra until you arrive at Jindabyne, Australia's alpine playground, where Tiny Elsie resides. Tiny Elsie is a paradise for snow lovers, situated just 50 minutes from Thredbo and 40 minutes from Perisher. Surrounded by native bushland, the land where Tiny Elsie resides is home to an array of native wildlife, including kangaroos, birds and wombats. Purposefully designed to immerse you deep into the heart of nature and the wild, Tiny Elsie was made for soaking in the healing benefits of nature therapy whilst admiring the Snowy Mountain ranges from afar. Tiny Elsie sleeps up to four with a queen bed in the loft and two singles by the window. Tiny Elsie is suitable for a two-wheel drive. Please park and walk 5 metres.

Reflections Tumut River

Nestled along the banks of the Tumut River in New South Wales, Reflections Holiday Park Tumut River offers a serene escape into nature. The land was originally a significant indigenous meeting place and Tumut is a name derived from a Wiradjuri word meaning 'Quiet resting place by the river'. With direct river access, guests can enjoy activities like fishing, kayaking, and swimming right at their doorstep. The park provides a range of accommodation options, including fully-equipped cabins—some featuring spa baths and river views—as well as powered and unpowered campsites for those seeking a more rustic experience. Its prime location makes it an ideal base for exploring the Snowy Mountains, with opportunities for hiking in Mount Kosciuszko National Park during summer and skiing adventures in winter. Whether you're after relaxation or outdoor excitement, Reflections Tumut River caters to all.

Crafters Cabins

100% off-grid, downright indulgent: Crafters Cabins offer luxury eco-friendly accommodation nestled in the heart of the Thredbo Valley, just a quick drive from Jindabyne. Crafters Cabins consists of two modern cabins set amongst 13 acres of pristine alpine bush. The perfect retreat for couples, each cabin sleeps two adults and comes with a wood-fired hot tub to soak in the views, a double couples shower, luxury linens, and all the modern pleasures needed to create the perfect setting for a romantic escape. Offering privacy and unparalleled luxury, all while being kind to our beautiful planet, when you first enter the off-grid cabin be prepared for instant tranquillity. Carefully crafted to bring you closer to nature, the Crafters experience is meant to be savoured. Enjoy slow, peaceful days with bird songs as your playlist, and wake up with the sun as you look out to views of Crackenback Peak with kangaroos and native animals grazing outside your windows. Crafters offer a range of guest experiences including scenic helicopter flights from the cabin doorsteps, food and wine tours with local operators, private in-house dining and cocktail experiences and all-inclusive elopement packages.

Alpine Country Holidays

Welcome to Alpine Country Holidays, your trusted local accommodation provider and property management company in the Snowy Mountains. Specialising in handpicked properties across Jindabyne, Lake Crackenback, and Thredbo, they offer more than just stays—they create unforgettable experiences. Let their local team share insider tips, from top ski runs to the best dining, to ensure a memorable holiday. Book your dream alpine escape with Alpine Country Holidays today!

Brindabella Farm Stay Retreat

Located just seven minute's drive from Batlow, Brindabella Farm Stay Retreat offers a unique and unforgettable experience for solo travellers, couples, and groups. The 80-acre farm with its luxury accommodation and function room is ideal for a range of functions and events. Consisting of three luxurious private rooms all with their own ensuites, adjoining a central multifunctional space complete with a fully equipped gourmet kitchen, accessible bathroom and shower, plunge pool, pizza oven and more. Brindabella Farm Stay Retreat is the perfect location for a romantic escape, group gathering, boutique wedding, special occasion event, corporate event, and so much more. The Snowy Valleys region has an abundance of activities for you to enjoy including bushwalking and hiking, bike trails, art, food, craft cider, wineries, and taking in the stunning natural surroundings. Whether you are here for a weekend or an extended stay, there is plenty to keep you entertained.

Bullwheel Bar and Bistro

Enjoy a drink or snack at Australia's highest bar and bistro! Located underneath Eagles Nest Restaurant at 1937 metres at the top of Kosciuszko Express, Chairlift sits Bullwheel Bar and Bistro. Known for the best Toasties and Soups in the Valley, Bullwheel is the perfect spot for a quick bite to eat before getting back out there to do some laps.

Mouat's Farm

Mouat's Farm Shop offers you farm fresh produce such as cherries, apples and other fruits in season, plus fresh free-range eggs, homemade jams and more. This family owned and run orchard is located four kilometres north of Batlow,. Mouat's Farm 'Wyola' was originally planted as an orchard in the early 1920s. Apples comprise 90 per cent of the plantings, and there are 1,200 cherry trees, and a small amount of stone fruit and berries. Bring your esky to be filled with some of the tastiest apples and fresh in-season produce to be found. This is a perfect spot to stop while driving the Snowy Valleys Way touring route between Gundagai, NSW and Beechworth, Victoria.

The Troutfit Guiding

A cracking way to introduce yourself to the world of fishing! From the moment you step aboard, you'll be greeted with a friendly smile and a quick rundown of the day's events. The half-day trolling experience allows you and your mate to take in the gorgeous waters while they hunt for the best fishing spots. You'll learn the ins and outs of trolling techniques from the experienced guides. As you reel in your catch, a tasty lunch and refreshments are served to keep the energy levels up. It's a brilliant few hours of fishing! When you fish with them, you're in the company of Mick Couvee—a guide who's not just experienced but absolutely mad about fishing. Mick's personalised, one-on-one guidance sets the tone for a unique experience, whether you're a seasoned angler or wetting a line for the first time. Under Mick's expert eye, you'll be taken to the most jaw-dropping, fish-rich waters. He knows these spots like the back of his hand, giving you an insider's edge. Mick equips you with top-notch waders, trout tackle, and fly fishing gear, so you can focus on the fishing without fussing over equipment. So why go on just another fishing trip when you can have a one-of-a-kind experience guided by Mick Couvee himself? Reckon it's time to cast a line and make some unforgettable memories!

The Swiss Motel Cooma

Nestled in a quiet street only 450 metres from the heart of Cooma, NSW, The Swiss Motel Cooma offers clean, comfortable, budget accommodation at the gateway to the Snowy Mountains. Catering to individuals, couples, families and workers visiting Cooma in New South Wales, the motel has a variety of motel rooms and apartments. Whether you are here for a week to ski, for a month of fishing, or staying overnight for work, The Swiss Motel aims to provide a warm, comfortable stay right in the heart of Cooma.

Oaks Lake Crackenback Resort

Nestled in the Thredbo Valley within the stunning Snowy Mountains, adjacent to Kosciuszko National Park, Oaks Lake Crackenback Resort is a spectacular 150-acre oasis of natural bushland. This hidden gem offers self-contained Lake View apartments and Mountain chalets for your stay. The Resort features a day spa with massage and beauty treatments. With its tranquil and relaxing atmosphere, the Resort invites you to connect with nature or partake in a variety of complimentary activities, including mountain biking, walking trails, golf, archery, canoeing, and paddle boating. In winter, guests enjoy close access to NSW ski resorts.

Go Play Outside

Looking to explore the great outdoors around Selwyn Snowfields and the northern Kosciuszko National Park? Look no further than Go Play Outside in the Talbingo Shopping Centre! They are your ultimate resource for winter fun, with a huge range of gear to hire, sell, and service for skiing, snowboarding, snow biking, snowshoeing, and tobogganing. Plus, we've got snow chain rentals to ensure safe travels. But the adventure doesn't stop when the snow melts! Their mountain sports retail section has everything you need for year-round thrills. And for warmer days, they offer convenient rentals for mountain bikes, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards. From hitting the slopes to paddling the lakes, Go Play Outside makes getting equipped for your next adventure easy and fun.

Ahara Wellness and Recovery

Ahara Wellness and Recovery is a holistic wellness centre located in the beautiful town of Tumbarumba. They offer a comprehensive range of allied health and natural therapy services designed to support your physical, mental and emotional wellbeing. Their recovery services include infrared sauna, compression therapy, and ice baths, while our movement studio hosts a variety of classes such as yoga, Pilates and dance. They also offer reformer Pilates on demand and proudly feature a curated range of health food and natural products to support a healthy lifestyle. They offer membership packages for regulars or welcome visitors for one-off bookings while in the region.

YHA Thredbo

Award-winning YHA Thredbo is a purpose-built lodge in the heart of Thredbo Village. It features a cosy atmosphere with a fireplace and great views over the mountain and ski fields. The property is equipped with a great self-catering kitchen that will help you keep costs down and there are a range of shared, private and family rooms available. As one of the only budget options in Thredbo, the property is extremely popular during ski season, but the YHA is also a great base to experience the Snowy Mountains during summer, with a huge range of summer activities including mountain biking, and hiking available for guests to enjoy.

Stallions Restaurant and Bar Perisher

Escape to The Stallions Restaurant and Bar, nestled within The Stables Resort in Perisher Valley. They welcome both resort guests and visitors alike to indulge in a delightful culinary experience. Start your day with a hearty breakfast, unwind during happy hour, or savour a delectable dinner. Choose from their enticing à la carte selections or opt for something from their relaxed bar menu. Offering a warm and inviting atmosphere with an open fireplace, The Stallions is the perfect place to create lasting memories during the ski season. They open from June onwards until the end of the ski season and closed on a Tuesday. Dinner reservations are essential.

The Batlow Hotel

The Batlow Hotel is a small Pub on the main thoroughfare in the picturesque town of Batlow, between Tumbarumba and Tumut. The pub features a recently renovated Bar, Bistro and TAB area, and fantastic beer garden with plenty of seating and shade. The pub hosts regular live music, and the Bistro features fresh locally sourced produce, in a contemporary Pub Style menu, with something for everyone's tastes. Complete with any number of local and regional beer, wine or cider, which they believe rounds out a fabulous experience of the town and its surrounds. Modernised modest basic rooms complete the hotel as a great place for a weekend getaway, being just a short drive to all the Snowy Valleys has to offer.

Bungarra Alpine Centre

Bungarra Alpine Centre is located in the heart of the Snowy Mountains. They provide accommodation in picturesque bushland for school, family and social groups, mountain biking and sporting clubs, and can cater for all types of groups from 10 to 200 people. If you're a school group wanting to take advantage of the educational activities in the Snowy Mountains or a social group out to enjoy a holiday break, Bungarra Alpine Centre is the place for you. Over 80 hectares of unspoiled bushland provides many opportunities and privacy for your getaway experience. Bungarra Alpine Centre is located only five minutes from Jindabyne, two hours from Canberra and just 30 minutes from Australia's premier ski fields. Come and experience all of the opportunities of Bungarra Alpine Centre.

Blue Lake

Blue Lake resides in Australia's winter wonderland, the Snowy Mountains. The lake was formed thousands of years ago when glaciers swept through the Great Dividing Range, carving the granite bedrock as it surged. Due to this unique formation of the lake, Blue Lake is one of only four cirque lakes found on the mainland of Australia, meaning the lakes are shaped like an amphitheatre in the foothills of a valley. The area, located to the west of Jindabyne, is a UNESCO biosphere reserve and has been listed as a Wetland of International Importance, under the Ramsar Convention of 1996. The site holds great biological significance due to the highly concentrated numbers of threatened flora and fauna living in the area, including the mountain pygmy possum and the broad-toothed mouse. For this reason, Blue Lake is used for environmental education with a focus on managing ecosystems and maintaining sustainable biological diversity. You can access Blue Lake from Charlotte's Pass at the west end of Kosciusko Road. The four hour return journey passes over the famous Snowy River, along the Main Range Track, and offers stunning glacial scenery. Camping is not permitted due to the conservation efforts.

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