Kosciuszko National Park

Kosciuszko National Park covers a vast alpine wilderness in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales and is named after Australia’s highest peak, Mount Kosciuszko. The park spans rugged mountain ranges, glacial lakes and high plains that shift through dramatic seasonal changes, from summer wildflower meadows to winter snowscapes that define this unique alpine region.

High country rivers and streams thread through the park’s valleys, including scenic waterways like the Dead Horse Gap Stream, where reflections and moving water contrast with the nearby granite peaks. The park’s varied topography offers rewarding hikes, camping and wilderness exploration through both forested gullies and open alpine terrain.

In spring and summer, alpine flora bursts into colour across high plains and slopes, with wildflowers carpeting areas around trails and open meadows. These floral displays provide a vivid counterpoint to the stark snow-topped mountains and icy tarns that sit at higher elevations, showcasing the park’s seasonal diversity and scenic beauty.

Kosciuszko National Park draws hikers, nature lovers and photographers from across Australia and beyond, offering everything from short scenic walks to multi-day alpine treks. Its high-altitude wilderness — including Mount Kosciuszko itself — remains a highlight for those seeking expansive vistas, remote mountain experiences and encounters with the unique landscapes of the Australian Alps.

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