Cooma CBD

517 mentions

Cooma’s heritage-lined town centre anchors the region with supermarkets, boutiques and cosy cafes servicing locals and year-round travellers. Its mix of Art-Deco façades and country hospitality makes the CBD the go-to spot for daily essentials before venturing to the slopes or lakeside retreats.

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Jindabyne Township

453 mentions

Perched on the lake’s edge, Jindabyne buzzes each winter as the Snowy’s adventure base and settles into a relaxed lakeside vibe through summer. Restaurants, gear hire and lively pubs draw skiers and mountain-bike riders alike, all just 30 minutes from the chairlifts.

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Snowy Mountains

305 mentions

The broader Snowy Mountains backdrop—home to Australia’s highest peaks—underpins every lifestyle pitch here. Four distinct seasons invite skiing, hiking, fly-fishing and wildflower walks, giving buyers endless ways to live and breathe alpine adventure from their front door.

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Lake Jindabyne

268 mentions

Stretching like a sapphire mirror beneath Kosciuszko, Lake Jindabyne offers sailing regattas, trout fishing and sunset paddle-boarding. Lakeside shared paths make morning jogs spectacular, while waterfront allotments remain some of the region’s most prized lifestyle holdings.

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Thredbo Alpine Resort

124 mentions

Famed for Australia’s longest ski run, Thredbo delivers European-style village charm with year-round lift access for skiing, mountain biking and alpine hikes. Après-ski dining and boutique lodges ensure investment appeal and a steady holiday-let market.

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Berridale Village

116 mentions

Mid-way between Cooma and Jindabyne, Berridale’s tree-lined main street hosts art galleries, roaster-run cafés and historic stone cottages. Affordable acre blocks and an easy commute to both snowfields and services make it popular with tree-changers.

7

Perisher Ski Resort

110 mentions

The Southern Hemisphere’s largest ski area spans four interlinked villages and 47 lifts. Perisher’s reliable snowpack lures families and season-pass holders, supporting strong rental demand for on-mountain apartments and nearby holiday homes.

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Kosciuszko National Park

38 mentions

From spring wildflowers to back-country snow adventures, Kosciuszko National Park frames daily life with pristine alpine rivers, heritage huts and Australia’s highest summit track. Living near its gateways offers unparalleled access to wilderness playgrounds.

9

Lake Crackenback Resort

31 mentions

Set around a shimmering alpine lake, this resort community blends luxury chalets with a nine-hole golf course, spa and mountain-bike trails. Owners enjoy private ski-tube transfers and a coveted holiday-letting pool catering to high-end snow visitors.

10

Ski Tube Station (Bullocks Flat)

29 mentions

Bullocks Flat’s Ski Tube provides car-free rail access straight to Perisher and Blue Cow, slicing commute times and parking hassles. Proximity to the terminal is a headline convenience for both holidaymakers and local workers.

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Jindabyne Town Centre

22 mentions

Packed with supermarkets, ski-hire shops and craft-beer taprooms, Jindabyne’s compact centre hums year-round. Evening strolls along the foreshore lead directly to lively eateries, reinforcing its reputation as the Snowy’s social heart.

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Nuggets Crossing Shopping Centre

14 mentions

Nuggets Crossing gathers major retailers, cafés and service outlets under one roof, offering alpine visitors a quick gear top-up and locals everyday convenience without the highway drive to Cooma.

13

Alpine Way Scenic Drive

9 mentions

Meandering through towering snow-gums from Jindabyne to Khancoban, Alpine Way is a rite-of-passage drive. Lookouts unveil sweeping valley vistas, while roadside campgrounds entice weekend adventurers to linger under star-filled skies.

14

Selwyn Snow Resort

5 mentions

Recently rebuilt after bushfire damage, Selwyn positions itself as a family-friendly, budget snowfield. Gentle slopes, toboggan hills and upgraded facilities draw first-timers seeking an accessible alpine experience.

15

Snowy Mountains Airport

3 mentions

Situated near Cooma, Snowy Mountains Airport offers direct flights from Sydney and seasonal services from Brisbane, shrinking travel times for interstate investors and holiday-home owners chasing quick weekend snow escapes.

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Cooma Hospital

2 mentions

Cooma Hospital provides round-the-clock emergency and maternity services, underpinning regional healthcare peace-of-mind for permanent residents and seasonal staff alike. Recent upgrades enhance its diagnostic and tele-health capabilities.

17

Charlotte Pass Village

2 mentions

Australia’s highest alpine village offers ski-in, ski-out chalets and untouched back-country runs. Its limited beds create strong booking demand, while summer’s wildflower walks cater to nature lovers seeking cooler retreats.

18

Sawpit Creek Picnic Area

1 mention

Just inside Kosciuszko’s eastern gateway, Sawpit Creek features shady picnic tables, creekside walking loops and a family-friendly campground, making it an easy nature escape minutes from the highway.

19

Snowy Hydro Discovery Centre

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This interactive centre in Cooma tells the story of the Snowy Hydro Scheme through immersive exhibits and theatre experiences. School groups and engineering buffs leave inspired by Australia’s most ambitious renewable-energy project.

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Banjo Paterson Park

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Overlooking Lake Jindabyne, Banjo Paterson Park honours the famed poet with lakeside sculptures, playgrounds and a foreshore cycleway. It’s the perfect vantage for fireworks during the annual Snowy Mountains Music Festival.

Area Hotlist — Snowy Mountains NSW