Mount Kosciuszko Main Range
Glacial tarns, alpine herbfields, and expansive ridge circuits to Australia's highest summit.
Rams Head Range
Off-piste granite tor scrambles, high-altitude ridgelines, and panoramic mountain vistas.
Blue Lake & Mount Twynam
Glacial cirques, rare alpine tarns, and rugged high-country peaks along the Main Range.
Yarrangobilly Caves
Ancient limestone chambers, natural thermal springs, and deep river valley gorge walks.
Encompassing Australia's highest peaks, Kosciuszko National Park protects a vast, rare expanse of sub-alpine woodlands, glacial valleys, alpine herbfields, and granite ridges. Spanning the rooftop of New South Wales, it offers some of the country's most rewarding high-altitude bushwalking.
The centerpiece is the famous 22km Main Range Track, climbing to the summit of Mount Kosciuszko (2,228m) past Blue Lake cirque, Mount Twynam, and Carruthers Peak. Beyond the main summit loop lie off-piste boulder scrambles on the Rams Head Range, panoramic ridge walks along Mount Stilwell and the Rennix Track, and northern karst wonders like the limestone gorge and thermal pools of Yarrangobilly Caves.
Explore detailed trip reports across Australia's alpine high country, featuring summit traverses, glacial cirque circuits, and limestone cavern walks.
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