Tumut, a name derived from an Aboriginal word meaning "a quiet resting place by the river". Nestled beside the serene Tumut River, Tumut invites you to enjoy riverside adventures, local cafés and breweries, and relaxing stays making it the perfect base for exploring the region's natural beauty. Situated in a beautiful valley in the western foothills of the Snowy Mountains, Tumut is rich with natural beauty and stunning landscapes. An historic town, Tumut's colonial heritage from the gold rush era can be seen in its magnificent old buildings and pioneer cemetery. Tumut offers many outdoor activities including bushwalking, waterskiing, trout fishing, canoeing, sailing, golf and tennis, and serves as the northern gateway to Kosciuszko National Park. Stroll or bike along the two-kilometre Tumut River Walk and admire the bird life of the Tumut Wetlands. Don't miss the Blues Brews and BBQs event and the annual Falling Leaf Festival, celebrated each April when the autumn colour is at its finest.
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