Tag: Tourism

New Mt. Perisher 6 Chairlift Nears Completion at Perisher Ski Resort

Perisher Ski Resort is nearing a major milestone as work progresses on the state-of-the-art Mt. Perisher 6-Seater Chairlift, a critical development for winter sports enthusiasts. Despite the holiday season, teams from Doppelmayr and Perisher have worked relentlessly to ensure the lift is ready to operate this winter. PHOTO: The reduction of lift towers from 27 […]

A Weekend of Triumph and Trail Blazers

The Snowy Mountains played host to an exciting weekend of grueling feats and triumphant finishes, captivating participants and spectators alike at the Trail Run Australia (TRA) and TreX Cross Triathlon events. Powered by In2Adventure, the high-country setting provided a stunning backdrop for over 1000 athletes to showcase their stamina and skill across various competitions. PHOTO: […]

Monaro Billy Cart Derby Thrills Community with Record-Breaking Speeds and Family Fun

The much-loved Monaro Billy Cart Derby returned on Sunday with excitement and community spirit at the Cooma Showgrounds. Organised by the Cooma Car Club, the event drew a healthy crowd of families from all around the Snowy Mountains for a day of nostalgic fun and friendly competition. PHOTO: The Monaro Billy Cart Derby has grown […]

Motion to Complete Monaro Rail Trail Business Case Passed

The motion to reinstate the Monaro Rail Trail project into the Snowy Monaro Regional Council’s delivery and operational plan has been passed, but not before sparking intense debate among councillors, reflecting a mix of enthusiasm for potential economic rejuvenation and caution over possible risks and costs. PHOTO: A section of rail line on the proposed […]

Iconic Road Trips: NSW Government Introduces EV Charging Stations on Alpine Way

The New South Wales government has embarked on a significant initiative to enhance electric vehicle (EV) travel across the state, equipping nine iconic road trips with strategically placed charging stations. Among these is the picturesque Kosciuszko Alpine Way, offering a 171km journey through the Snowy Mountains, which promises both adventure and unparalleled natural beauty. PHOTO: […]

NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service: Urges Bushwalkers to Prioritise Safety

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) has issued a critical reminder to bushwalkers to uphold safety measures, which comes as a timely warning after recent sub-zero overnight summer temperatures experienced in Kosciuszko National Park. These unpredictable conditions highlight the importance of preparation ahead of embarking on potentially hazardous national park adventures. PHOTO: Snowy […]

Exploring the Wonders of Yarrangobilly Caves

Nestled in the northern region of the majestic Kosciuszko National Park, the Yarrangobilly Caves stand as a beacon of natural wonder and geological intrigue. With its stunning array of limestone caves, this spectacular destination offers a treasure trove of activities and sights that promise to captivate adventurers of all ages. Discovering the Natural Marvels Yarrangobilly […]

Council Clears Way for Upgrades to Tyrolean Mountain Bike Trails

In a move aimed at revitalising local tourism and catering to outdoor enthusiasts, the Snowy Monaro Regional Council (SMRC) has approved the much-anticipated development application (DA) for upgrades to the Tyrolean shared trails. PHOTO: Two riders take in the view of Lake Jindabyne. CREDIT: Jindabyne Trail Stewardship (JTS). The decision came during an ordinary meeting […]

Unusual Summer Snow Possible for Snowy Mountains Amidst Cold Snap

In an unexpected twist to the Australian summer, residents and visitors of the Snowy Mountains should brace themselves for a rare weather phenomenon this weekend. A cold front is set to bring a blast of winter-like conditions, with temperatures plummeting to a potential minimum of -3°C and the possibility of snow at high elevations such […]