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SR Snowies4 SR Snowies4 SR Snowies4 SR Snowies4 0.0 ⚑ Start of route 0.0 0.1 → R The Snowy River 53.1 Way (Dir: 0.0 ↑ START Cooma, 0.0 Jindabyne) Centennial Park Photo: Snowy Mtns 0.0 ⚠ PLANK BRIDGE, 53.1 Diarama on NARROW SINGLE footpath (near flags) LANE HEAD NORTH 0.3 → Veer R follow 53.4 towards roundabout Snowy River Way 0.1 → R 3rd Exit @ 0.1 (Dir: Jindabyne) roundabout Monaro 28.7 ↑ Straight thru 82.2 Hwy/18 (Dir: Bega) roundabout 1.0 → R Church Rd 1.1 0.2 → R Barry Way (Dir: 82.4 31.9 ← L Maffra Rd (Dir: 33.0 Jindabyne) Bombala) 4.3 → R 3rd Exit @ 86.7 5.6 → R The Snowy River 38.6 roundabout (Dir: Way (dir: Dalgety) Cooma) 14.2 ← L Barry Way (Dir: 52.9 0.9 → R (Dir: Nugget's 87.6 Jimenbuen) Crossing Shopping Centre Carpark) 0.2 ♨ CP DALGETY 53.0 Photo: In front of pub. Toilet/Water: Park opposite pub. 53.0 kilometers. +668/-706 meters 34.6 kilometers. +747/-579 meters 0.1 ♨ CP JINDABYNE 87.7 0.7 ← L Guthega Rd 124.0 Photo: In front of 12.8 → R Kosciuszko Rd 136.8 Information Centre sign at Cinema. 18.4 ↑ CP CHARLOTTE 155.2 Toilet/Water/Cafes/ PASS Shops Photo infront of Retrace route back Charlotte Pass to road. elevation sign U-TURN descend 0.0 ← L Kosciuszko Rd 87.7 towards Jindabyne 0.1 ↑ Straight 2nd Exit @ 87.9 37.9 → R Alpine Way (Dir: 193.1 roundabout Thredbo) 0.7 ↑ Straight 2nd Exit @ 88.6 30.8 → R Friday Drive (Dir: 223.9 roundabout (Dir: Thredbo) Thredbo/Perisher) 21.5 → R Guthega Rd 110.1 12.8 → R Munyang-Geehi 122.9 Rd (Dir: Guthega Power Station) 0.4 ⛲ CP GUTHEGA 123.3 POWERSTATION Photo in carpark in front of info signs. U-turn and retrace to Kosciuszko Rd 35.7 kilometers. +1040/-626 meters 100.6 kilometers. +2188/-2165 meters 1.8 ♨ CP THREDBO 225.7 21.0 ⚑ Toilets in carpark. 270.6 Photo: Thredbo Water has warning Valley Terminal sign sign, not drinkable. on RHS of road at 30.7 → R Scammel St (Dir: 301.3 pedestrian bridge. Police/Shopping Info Centre has Centre) map for food, toilets. Water: taps 0.2 ← L Mitchell Ave (Dir: 301.5 either end of service Police) station. 0.1 ♨ CP KHANCOBAN 301.5 NOTE 75KM UNTIL Photo: Rock NEXT SERVICES, monument in shops FOOD, WATER grass area. 0.4 ↑ Continue onto 226.1 Toilets: rear of Diggings Tce (Dir: shops. Alpine Way) Water: Taps around grass in shopping 0.7 → R Banjo Drive (Dir: 226.8 centre To Alpine Way) 0.4 ← L Scott St (Dir: To 302.0 0.2 → R Alpine Way (Dir: 227.1 Alpine Way) Khancoban) 0.3 → R Alpine Way 302.2 22.5 ⚑ Toilets in carpark. 249.6 Water has warning 11.8 ↑ Continue Murray 314.0 sign, not drinkable. Valley Hwy (Dir: Corryong) 25.7 kilometers. +494/-1339 meters 64.4 kilometers. +1358/-1519 meters 9.2 ← L Murray Valley 323.2 8.7 ↑ Straight Linden 389.0 Hwy Roth Drive (Dir: Tumbarumba) 6.2 ♨ CP CORRYONG 329.4 Photo: Statue next 31.9 → R Linden Roth Drive 421.0 to information (Dir: Tumbarumba) centre (RHS of 1.6 ↑ Curves R Albury St 422.6 road, after 2nd (Dir: Tumbarumba) roundabout). Toilets / Water: 2.1 → R The Parade (Dir: 424.7 Behind info centre. Mt Selwyn) Retrace route out of Most food town. services/cafes along The Parade. 6.8 ↑ Straight Murray 336.1 River Rd 0.0 ← L Bridge St (Dir: Mt 424.7 Selwyn) 4.7 ← L Murray River Rd 340.9 (C546) 0.1 ♨ CP TUMBARUMBA 424.8 Photo: Mural on 34.2 ♨ CP WALWA 375.1 wall of Caltex Photo: General Service Station cnr Store sign on wall of Bridge/Winton. the General Store, L Toilets/Water: hand side of the Bottom of Bridge St street in park 5.2 → R Jingellic Rd (Dir: 380.3 0.1 → R Winton St (Dir: Mt 424.8 Jingellic) Selwyn) 66.3 kilometers. +452/-509 meters 44.5 kilometers. +855/-492 meters 0.3 ← L Regent St (Dir: Mt 425.1 0.1 ♨ CP CABRAMURRA 493.4 Selwyn) Photo: Elevation 1488m sign at 0.4 ↑ Follow onto William 425.5 Lookout. St Toilets/Water: the 16.4 ⛲ Water available in 441.9 cafe/general store camp ground, RHS outer doors are of road, Toilets. open 24hrs, toilets /water inside 0.5 ← L Elliot Way (Dir: 442.4 Cooma) 0.2 → R Goat Ridge Rd, 493.6 backtrack 29.0 ↑ Becomes Goat 471.4 Ridge Rd 0.8 ← L Goat Ridge Rd 494.3 (Dir: Cooma) 16.9 → R Goat Ridge Rd 488.3 (Dir: Cabramurra) 4.1 → R Link Rd (Dir: 498.5 Cooma 105) 4.2 → R Snowridge Rd 492.5 (Dir: Cabramurra) 15.4 → R Snowy Mountains 513.8 Hwy/B72 (Dir: 0.2 ← Follow directions 492.7 Cooma) Town Centre then for Lookout 37.7 ← L Lette St (signs for 551.5 Yaouk just before 0.6 ← L head to lookout 493.3 Service Station) 0.1 → R Baker St 551.6 68.5 kilometers. +2415/-1601 meters 58.3 kilometers. +1146/-1593 meters 0.4 ♨ CP ADAMINABY 551.9 Photo: Big Trout in park. Toilets / water: in park nr Trout 0.3 → R Cosgrove St 552.2 0.1 ← L Snowy Mountains 552.3 Hwy/B72 44.3 ← L to stay on Snowy 596.6 Mountains Hwy/B72 6.9 ♨ CP COOMA 603.5 Photo: Cooma Visitors Centre (left side of road, last building before park) 0.0 ⚑ End of route 603.5 51.9 kilometers. +712/-936 meters.
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