Kosciuszko National Park

Spanning 690,000 hectares, Kosciuszko National Park is New South Wales' largest national park, offering diverse alpine experiences year-round. In winter, visitors enjoy skiing and snowboarding at premier resorts like Thredbo and Perisher. Summer brings opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and exploring the 56-kilometre Snowies Alpine Walk connecting alpine villages. The park is also home to Yarrangobilly Caves, featuring limestone formations and thermal pools. Rich in Aboriginal heritage, it encompasses over 1,000 archaeological sites, reflecting continuous cultural connections for over 9,000 years.