Breathtaking beauty, diverse flora and fauna and the nation's highest mountains await visitors to this unique part of Australia. Steeped in heritage, the Snowy Mountains are situated in the south-eastern corner of New South Wales, approximately 150km south of the national capital, Canberra.
If you are planning to visit the region by car, please exercise caution when driving on mountain roads, ensure you have ample fuel for the journey and take your time to ensure you enjoy the experience.
- Always carry a change of clothing and pack some warm clothes (even in summer).
- Expect rapid changes in weather conditions.
- Some roads are unsealed.
- A fee is charged for entry to Kosciuszko National Park.
- Snowy Hydro strongly recommends driving with your lights on at all times.
- During the winter months in 'snow/ice risk areas' snow chains, by law, must be fitted if instructed by the National Parks and Wildlife Service or Police Officers.
The Snowy Mountains Scheme is situated in this picturesque area and provides a number of opportunities to see and experience the mighty Scheme!
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