Kosciuszko National Park

Did the walk in 3 1/4 hours. Disappointed to get there and find all the scaffolding and construction site hiding the top. But it is what it is the park could have warned us about this.

A beautiful park, with phenomenal views. My partner and I did the hike to the highest mountain peak in Australia, it was a light grade hike that took us 4 hours. The views are amazing. The national Park is well staffed with all the amenities, restaurants, toilets and everything needed to make this a great holiday.

Spectacular landscape all year round. Wonderful walking tracks. Great look outs and heritage huts. Absolutely magical park. Plenty of wildlife to see. Great camping grounds. Truly a gift from nature.

Hidden Gem! Great little walk from the Trout Farm to the main road following the Thredbo River.

Make sure to read all posted signs and warnings. We drive an old corolla around and had no issue because we had our chains on.Be courteous on the road because you can easily misjudge the conditions and get into an accident.

We went hiking yesterday and the weather so dramatically changed. It was 36 degree a day before and the day we hiked just dropped to 18 , showering and windy and sunny at the end. When we arrived it wasn't that bad ☁️ so just be prepared for the weather, bring some layer with you. We went to the Mount Kosciuszko walk (Thredbo pass), so we did buy the tickets for the Chairlift (no need to buy tickets if you think you are strong enough to hike up to the mountain) to the top and walked to the beginning of the track (steal platform , some part is stone path some part still dirt path )Overall we were very impressed with the scenery and wild flowers.

Good camp. Was cold. Lots of people fishing.

Such a beautiful park. I visited after bushfire last year, and could see many greens are recovering from damage. Still needs few more years probably.

Absolutely a beautiful part of the world. The flora and fauna are unique and the amazing colours in the mountains. I'm so glad to see nature healing itself after the devastating bushfires. Well worth a visit