Activities

Jindabyne pool is heated and located in the centre of town in Nuggets Crossing. The complex has change rooms, kiosk, restrooms.

Disc golf or frisbee golf (a combination of golf & frisbee) is a game similar to traditional golf but instead of using a club & ball, players throw a frisbee into a basket. Scoring is in line with... golf where the lowest score wins. Here in the Snowy Mountains we have 4 courses (Jindabyne, Adventist Alpine Village, Crackenback and Thredbo). You can purchase fold discs at Rip Curl in Nuggets Crossing or contacting Jindy Disc Golf Shop https://www.facebook.com/Jindydiscgolfshop . Frolf can be played by anyone of any age or fitness level and is a fantastic activity to enjoy in Jindabyne.

What better way to spend a warm day than at the Lake? With something for everyone you can enjoy both the foreshore & the water. Take down a picnic, gazebo and towel and spend the day on the water with... endless options including: ·         Swimming ·         Canoe ·         Kayak ·         Stand up paddle board ·         Sailing ·         Boating ·         Water skiing/ tubing ·         Relax on the shore with a book, cards games, ball games For hire visit Sacred Ride in town or on the foreshore near Discover Park https://www.sacredride.com.au/

With pristine river & lake fishing in the Snowy Mountains there are numerous options to try your hand at catching a fish! For a fisherman our area is truly heaven on earth with Brown, Rainbow &... Brook Trout and Atlantic Salmon can all be a reality. For all of your fishing information including reports, hire and tours visit https://www.snowymountainsfishing.com.au/

Jindabyne is home to the Snowy Mountains and some of the best skiing and snowboarding in Australia. You are located only 30 minutes’ drive to Perisher or 15minutes to the ski tube that take you to Perisher.

Hiking in and around the Kosciuszko Notional Park is popular for nature loving hikers and those who enjoy outdoor adventures. You can expect glorious views of the mountains, lakes and valleys, rock formations,... wildflowers, wildlife, historic huts and overall amazing scenery. ·         Mt Kosciuszko – Summit the highest peak in Australia on this popular summer track. Various options to hike from Charlottes Pass or Thredbo or catch the chairlift up for an easier hike. https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/walking-tracks/mount-kosciuszko-summit-walk ·         Main Range walk – This is a spectacular alpine track for adventurous hikers wanting to explore the high alpine region of Kosciuszko Park on foot. The full trail is 22km track taking you through glacier carved landscapes leading you to the top of Mt Kosciuszko. https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/walking-tracks/main-range-walking-track ·         Blue Lake – is part of the Main Range trail and is one of Australia few glacial lakes located in on of just three alpine area in the country. A rare chance to see the lake nestle in the craggy hills in the park. ·         Porcupine Rocks – This is a short family friendly walk that leads to breathtaking views of Thredbo Valley. https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/walking-tracks/porcupine-walk ·         Rainbow Lake – Short and easy walk for the whole family with great opportunity to picnic, bird watch and enjoy the beautiful mountain air. https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/walking-tracks/rainbow-lake-walking-track ·         Mt Stillwell – Short mountain summit walk at Charlottes pass, offering views of the rocky peaks. https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/walking-tracks/mount-stilwell-walk ·         Thredbo Valley Track – Used for hiking and biking this track is located lower and more accessible throughout more times during the year. Can be easily divided into short walks this trail runs down Thredbo Valley and along the river being great spot of nature and wildlife. https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/cycling-trails/thredbo-valley-track-adventure-rides

Jindabyne is home to the Snowy Mountains and some of the best skiing and snowboarding in Australia. You are located only 30 minutes’ drive to Thredbo. For lift tickets and to enrol in ski school speak... to the resorts directly.

Following the destructions of the 2019/2020 bushfires, Selwyn Snow Resort is rebuilding for opening for the 2022 Snow Season. The new resort with not only feature a full upgrade of the new Chum Chairlift... reopening the access to the skiable terrain but a whole new snow experience. They have relocated and extended the Toboggan Park, and brand new ‘Winter Wonderland’ the first of its kind in Australia with a range of exciting snow play products including skating rink with bumper cards, kids snow mobiles, tubing carousel and minute enchanted village.

Cross Country skiing is a great way to explore the amazing untouched country of the Snowy Mountains. You can start your adventure from the top of Thredbo and explore the extraordinary main range or head... to Perisher to glide and skate the many kilometers of Nordic trails. If your desire a true adventure into our untouched wilderness and virgin snow contact one of the professional Cross Country Tour operators for details. Call The Mountain Adventure Centre on 1800 623 459 or Wilderness Sports on 1800 654 168 https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/snow-sports-facilities/perisher-range-crosscountry-ski-trails

Hire snowshoes from a local ski hire shop for a modest price and head up to Smiggin Holes, Perisher, or top of Thredbo. Take lunch in backpacks, ski poles (good to have but not mandatory) and wear a pair... of waterproof walking boots. Strap on your snowshoes and off you go! So easy! Simply walking on the thick carpet of fresh snow no slipping or sliding because of the metal teeth on the snowshoes. And of course, you don't sink in. You'll be alone in this scenic wonderland. In Perisher, travel around the dedicated snowshoe track. Or maybe beyond Thredbo to Dead Horse Gap or the Ramsheads. If new to the sport, you can book a tour with Snowy Mountains Back Country https://www.snowymountainsbackcountry.com.au/snow-shoeing

Disabled WinterSport Australia is a multi-faceted, self-help sporting organisation founded in 1978 by Australia's first Paralympic skier Ron Finneran and Canadian instructor Bruce Abel. The purpose of... DWA is to provide opportunities for people with disabilities to enjoy winter sports and, equally importantly, to enjoy the magnificent environment that is Australia's Snowy Mountains with fellow skiers. Once considered the domain of the young and agile, skiing in Australia in 1974 was about to experience the introduction of an aspect of the sport which, until then, was considered virtually impossible - skiing for the disabled. Members of DWA receive concessions on lift passes and private lessons at all ski resorts in Australia as well as access to an extensive range of adaptive ski equipment that enables skiing, regardless of strength or ability. DWA members range from recreational skiers to Australia's Winter Paralympians. Without the generous support of our sponsors and in particular the resorts throughout Australia, the Australian Sports Commission and the Australian Paralympic Committee, the services and facilities currently available would come under severe threat. To complement their commitment we seek your support in the form of donor sponsor, associate member or by becoming an active ski guide able to provide invaluable "hands on" support. Winter sport for Australians with a disability is now no longer a dream. Thousands of disabled Australians regularly visit our snowfields, irrespective of disability, to enjoy winter sport in its many and varied forms. For more information contact DWA on (02) 6495 4334.

High Country Fitness offers a fun, friendly atmosphere with a great range of cardio and weight training equipment along with a class timetable. Opening Hours: 5:30am – 8:00pm Monday – Friday &... 6:30am-6:30pm Saturday