Travel Guide Snowy Mountains

The Snowy Mountains are located 230 km south of Canberra, New South Wales. The road passes through the Tuggeranong Valley, crosses the foothills of the Brindabella Mountains to reach Cooma, the door of the Snowy Mountains. You can then pass through Berridale to go to Jindabyne on the artificial lake of the same name. From there, we enter Kosciusko National Park (paying access: AT $ 14/car) and one can:The ski resort Perisher Blue, which includes several ski areas such as Smiggin Hole, Guthega, Blue Cow, Perisher Valley, reachable by car or skitube (or snow subway) which runs 4 km underground, serving Perisher valley and Blue Cow, one of the popular stations.or take the Alpine Way to Thredbo Alpine Village, the most connected ski resort in NSW. Here a lift rises at the top of the Crackenback chain where a fairly easy path (12 km round round, counting from 3 to 4 hours) leads to Mount Kosciuszko or Kozzy at 2 228 m altitude, the highest point in Australia.Reputable ski resorts: www.snowymountains.com.au - www.perisherblue.com.au - www.thredbo.com.au