Summer activities
Sightseeing
Thredbo has a great village atmosphere with a lot of good cafes and restaurants, the chair lift runs every day for walking, Mountain bikes and of course skiing in winter. There’s also a golf course and leisure centre and the Luge is fun too. Check out their website for all the info. www.thredbo.com.au
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Thredbo
Friday DriveThredbo has a great village atmosphere with a lot of good cafes and restaurants, the chair lift runs every day for walking, Mountain bikes and of course skiing in winter. There’s also a golf course and leisure centre and the Luge is fun too. Check out their website for all the info. www.thredbo.com.au
There are a lot of great Mountain Bike trails around Jindabyne. Mill Creek, Trout Hatchery trail, Bungarra, TVT (Thredbo Valley Track), Mt Gladstone near Cooma and of Course Thredbo MTB park. You can find more info at www.snowymountains.com.au
Mill creek trail
Rainbow DriveThere are a lot of great Mountain Bike trails around Jindabyne. Mill Creek, Trout Hatchery trail, Bungarra, TVT (Thredbo Valley Track), Mt Gladstone near Cooma and of Course Thredbo MTB park. You can find more info at www.snowymountains.com.au
The Thredbo Valley Track (TVT) runs from Thredbo village to Crackenback and then down to Trout Hatchery. It's 35km all the way but you can break it up into many different shorter rides.
Thredbo Valley track adventure rides
The Thredbo Valley Track (TVT) runs from Thredbo village to Crackenback and then down to Trout Hatchery. It's 35km all the way but you can break it up into many different shorter rides.
The lake is great in summer for swimming and paddle boarding etc. You can hire boards, bikes and Kayaks in town from several shops.
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Lake Jindabyne
Snowy River AvenueThe lake is great in summer for swimming and paddle boarding etc. You can hire boards, bikes and Kayaks in town from several shops.
There are also some great walks in the National Park. You need a park pass to drive up either the Thredbo or Perisher roads, you can get one on line, at the parks building in town or at the park gate. Probably the number one walk to do is to the top of Mt Kosciuszko, Australia’s highest mountain. The walk to Kosciuszko is 13km return from the top of the Thredbo chair lift, you’ll need a ticker for the lift. The walk is not very hard, you can catch the chair lift up from Thredbo and then the walk is 2 to 3 hours each way on a pretty flat walkway, no climbing or very steep sections. You can also walk from Charlottes Pass which is 19km return.
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Mount Kosciuszko
There are also some great walks in the National Park. You need a park pass to drive up either the Thredbo or Perisher roads, you can get one on line, at the parks building in town or at the park gate. Probably the number one walk to do is to the top of Mt Kosciuszko, Australia’s highest mountain. The walk to Kosciuszko is 13km return from the top of the Thredbo chair lift, you’ll need a ticker for the lift. The walk is not very hard, you can catch the chair lift up from Thredbo and then the walk is 2 to 3 hours each way on a pretty flat walkway, no climbing or very steep sections. You can also walk from Charlottes Pass which is 19km return.
Rainbow lake walk is around 2.5km, it starts on the left a couple of km past Sponars hotel.
Rainbow Lake
Rainbow lake walk is around 2.5km, it starts on the left a couple of km past Sponars hotel.
The waterfall walk is about 6km long and starts at sawpit creek, just after the national parks entry on the Perisher road.
Waterfall Walk
Waterfall WalkThe waterfall walk is about 6km long and starts at sawpit creek, just after the national parks entry on the Perisher road.
Charlottes pass at the very end of the Perisher road has a great lookout which is close to where you can park and is easily accessible.
Charlotte Pass Boardwalk Lookout
Kosciuszko RoadCharlottes pass at the very end of the Perisher road has a great lookout which is close to where you can park and is easily accessible.
Yarrangobilly caves is a 2 hour drive from Jindabyne but the caves are very good and the road there goes though lots of national park which is nice… If you’re going that way you can also stop at “shut the gate” cellar door in Berridale, they have wine, but it’s also a providoor with a good selection of cheese and other yummy snacks. There's also a great thermal pool at Yarrangobilly that stays warm all year.
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Yarrangobilly Caves
Yarrangobilly caves is a 2 hour drive from Jindabyne but the caves are very good and the road there goes though lots of national park which is nice… If you’re going that way you can also stop at “shut the gate” cellar door in Berridale, they have wine, but it’s also a providoor with a good selection of cheese and other yummy snacks. There's also a great thermal pool at Yarrangobilly that stays warm all year.