The Region

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Our Snowy Tours

Available all-year-round, Our Snowy will curate a bespoke day-experience for your group, at your desired comfort, interest and activity level. Taste local wines, ciders or beers, enjoy our many beautiful waterways, be awestruck by the raw power of the Snowy Hydro Scheme. Perhaps, be transported back to our wild gold-rush days, or pause to smell the roses in one of our region’s magnificent gardens.

Batlow

The home of cool climate apples and stone fruit. Try your hand at fruit picking in season.

Adelong

Aboriginal for ‘along the way’ heritage listed country village. During the Gold rush the village was transformed into a tent city. The main street is adorned with some marvellous architecture highlighting the villages significant past.

Cabramurra

The highest town in Australia. A Snowy Hydro project, A must see for any visitor. There is some remarkable photography on exhibition highlighting the history of the region. Café and store plus convenience stopover.

Kiandra

Historic Kiandra, the birthplace of skiing in Australia with a rich gold mining past. Take a walk along the Heritage or Gold Seekers trail steeped in history with the Kiandra Pioneer Cemetery, Pioneer Huts and Stamper Battery. Don’t forget to visit the old Kiandra Courthouse. Convenience stopover.

Talbingo

Formerly a Snowy Hydro town, birthplace of renowned author Miles Franklin. Situated on the foreshore of Jounama Pond between Blowering and Talbingo Dams, Talbingo is often described as the best coastal town in inland NSW. Convenience stopover.

Pilot Hill Arboretum

Situated between Sugar Pine Walk and Buddong Falls, a past experimental timber planation that features over 35 varieties of conifers and hardwood. The perfect spot for a family picnic and the ideal location for an outdoor wedding, especially during the warmer months.

Adelong Creek

A true river walk from Adelong township to the Falls through the gold battery ruins, beginning at the swinging bridge and passing behind the Adelong Alive Museum. 15 to 20 minutes.

Adelong Alive Museum. Tells the story of the people of Adelong starting in 1851 and projecting right into the future to 2051.

Blowering Dam

Over 6 times the size of Sydney Harbour, Home of the world water speed record set by Ken Warby in “Spirit of Australia”. Locals and Visitors abound the foreshore of the dam during the warmer months. The ideal location for the outdoor adventurer and fishing tragic. 2 Convenience points.

Blue Water Holes

Experience one of the regions true treasures, steep gorges, waterfalls, tinted springs, caves and disappearing streams, access from October long weekend to Queens Birthday weekend only, recommend 4wd.

During this outing we recommend you visit Coolamine Homestead and Oldfield’s Hut.

Buddong Falls

Situated between Laurel Hill and overlooking the township of Talbingo. 4wd drive access and walking the Hume and Hovell Trail.

Talbingo Dam

Similar in size to Blowering Dam, a good deal deeper though. Not for the faint hearted as the weather can change at the drop of a hat. Access points are limited.

Scenic drives and rides

The Tumut region is adorned with scenic drives and rides. Exhilarating rides for motor cyclists (Off road and touring) Cyclists ( mountain bike or road) at all levels are available within Region, the same for motor vehicles (off road or touring). It is recommended to contact the Visitor Information centre to check conditions and access. It is also recommended that a full tank and check of vehicle be had before venturing out.

Paddy’s River

Paddys River Falls,  is a cascade waterfall located on the Paddys River, situated approximately 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) south of Tumbarumba, in the Kosciuszko National Park.

The falls are 18 metres (59 ft) in height and the water flows over the drop and then continues down the Paddys River.

Adjacent to the falls on the Tumbarumba to Tooma Road is a barbecue and picnic area situated above the falls. A staired 150-metre (490 ft) track from the picnic area leads to the base of the falls.

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