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National Park
Discovery Activities
Attraction / Activities
National Park
Short Breaks Pass
Attraction / Activities
Take a walk with a Discovery Ranger to find
out about Australia’s highest peak and the
ecosystems that surround it. Have fun, get
wet, paint a picture or learn about bush tucker.
Kosciuszko National Park - where learning
is fun for all ages!
Telephone (02) 6450 5600
www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au
Rates: From Adult $5, Children $3*
Our Spring, Summer and Autumn Short Breaks
Pass gives you 5 days’ use of Kosciuszko National
Park for the price of 4 plus access to many
activities. Wander through alpine flowers on the
rooftop of Australia. Climb Australia’s highest
peak, Mt Kosciuszko, or chill out while fishing
crystal-clear mountain streams.
Explore cool limestone caves or camp among
magnificent old snow gums. Experience the
diverse flora and fauna, and discover the area’s
rich cultural history and natural landscapes.
Telephone (02) 6450 5600
www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au
After passing a waterfall, the track climbs Big
Hill for a view of the Snowy Mountains from
the west, then descends to Tumbarumba Creek.
Camping Cooma is one of the region’s natural Restaurant
highlights. The Lott One Foodstore, of the best Bakery of the & Café local
camping spots is the Henry Angel Trackhead
This bright, colourful foodstore specialises in
on the Hume and Hovell Track, where hot
using the best local produce available. Open
showers 7 days a and week flush for breakfast, toilets bring brunch a touch or lunch. of
home Listed comfort in the SMH to the Good dramatic Food Guide grandeur 2004-06, of
it was voted as making the best coffee between
the Sydney surroundings. and the snowfields There are in also the SMH some 2006. local
bush retreats with camping facilities, such as
178-180 Sharp Street, Cooma
McPhersons Telephone (02) Plains 6452 Alpine 1414 Retreat.
email: matt@lott.com.au
Exploring on wheels
For anyone who revels in a fabulous country
drive, the Snowy Valleys Way is a great reason
to hit the road. In its wandering journey
through Coomasouthern NSW and Victoria, Arts this & Craft
new Raglan touring Gallery route & links Cultural scenery, Centre culture, Inc local
history, food and wine and some of the iconic
The Raglan Gallery & Cultural Centre Inc is
experiences of Australian tourism.
situated in Cooma’s oldest street among many
The
heritage-listed
Snowy Valleys
buildings.
Way
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displays
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and sells art,
crafts, ceramics and gifts created by artists from
Tumbarumba the region. It at is available about its for mid-point, small functions. and
the Open local Wednesday motels, B&Bs to Sunday, and self-contained
9.30 to 4.30.
cottages 9-11 Lambie make Street, an ideal Cooma stopover. The forest
trails Telephone of the (02) Tumbarumba 6452 3377region also offer
Rates: No Charge*
sensational terrain for four-wheel driving
and mountain-bike riding, with easy rambles
through undulating countryside to downhill
heart-stoppers in some of Australia’s most
beautiful Cooma alpine country. The Attraction quiet country / Activities
roads Cooma-Monaro also attract road Railway cyclists, and Laurel Hill
Forest Lodge caters for groups of riders from
Experience the nostalgia of rail travel on a
both cycle styles.
1924 rail motor, which departs the historic
railway station each weekend and travels
north to Bunyan - or further north to Chakola.
Charters For more are available information, outside regular contact times. the
Tumbarumba Visitor Information Centre,
telephone: (02) 6948 3333, or visit
Cooma Railway Station, Cooma
our website: www.tumbashire.nsw.gov.au
Telephone (02) 6452 7791
www.cmrailway.org.au
Tumbarumba
Sunnyside Lodge B&B
Accommodation
Tumbarumba
Tumbarumba Motel
Accommodation
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Tumbarumba
The Club Motel
Accommodation
Sunnyside Lodge B&B offers luxury
accommodation in a historic homestead
(circa 1888) with its own dining room, wine
tasting and sales. Choose from three double
rooms or one with four single beds, all with
own ensuite.
12 Albury Close, Tumbarumba
Telephone (02) 6948 3200
www.sunnysidelodge.com.au
Nestled in the foothills of the Snowy Mountains,
this motel offers quiet surrounds and conference
facilities. The Elms award-winning restaurant
offers country hospitality at its best. We invite
you to relax and enjoy the hospitality and
comfort of our well appointed establishment.
Cnr Albury and Mate Streets, Tumbarumba
Telephone (02) 6948 2494
email: tmotel@bigpond.com
* Rates valid at at date date of of publication, January May 2006. 2007. Accommodation prices prices based based on on twin/double share (unless otherwise stated) and subject
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The Club Motel has 16 rooms, including 2 with
spas and 2 with amenities for disabled visitors.
Queen-sized and king-sized single rooms with
TV, split-system air-conditioner, direct dial
phone and internet.
40 Winton Street, Tumbarumba
Telephone (02) 6948 2333
email: tumbarumbabc@yahoo.com.au
Rates: From $80 to $110 per room per night*
Tumbarumba and surrounds
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