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Activities
Once here, you could be forgiven for just settling in and letting the world pass you by! If however, you would like to add a little more activity to your holiday, we can organise any number of leisure activites for you. The Snowy Mountains is renowned not only for it's fabulous skiing, but also mountain biking, bush walking, fishing and general sightseeing. The myriad of bird life including cockatoos, galahs, blue wrens and eagles makes a stay at Eagles Range a birdwatchers paradise. Head off for a walk, ask for a picnic to be provided, and see natives such as echidnas, kangaroos and wallabies along with plenty of rabbits, wild deer and even the occasional fox! Greg and Carol are also eager to help you explore our beautiful region and are always available to help plan your activities. Well known for being home to Australia's best snow sports, it is outside this peak season the mountains shake off the snow to expose their real beauty. Spectacular peaks, clear mountain streams and the clean, crisp high country air provide a brilliant backdrop for your holiday. In the warmer months, when fields of wildflowers bloom, you can become snap-happy on horseback in the high plains or enjoy the impressive scenery on a bushwalk along the rooftop of Australia. Fishing
Imagine this, fishing on Lake Jindabyne watching one of those famous Snowy Mountains sunsets and amazingly enough, actually catching a fish. For some of us the chances of catching a trout are slim to none. That's where expert fisherman and Jindabyne legend Mark Duffy can help. Mark and his Lake Jindabyne Foreshore Fishing business can practically guarantee you a catch or at the very least a good time trying. Mark says he wouldn't call his fishing trips an adventure - more like a relaxing pastime where people can relax, watch the sun rise or set over the water, catch a fish or two, have a barbecue and take in the
surrounds. Lake Jindabyne Foreshore Fishing is more than happy to take requests for stream fishing or fishing in other Snowy Mountains Lakes. Walking
At 2228 metres, Mount Kosciuszko is the highest mountain on mainland Australia. It was named in 1840 by the Polish geologist and explorer Count Paul de Strzelecki in honour of General Tadeusz Kosciuszko, a Polish patriot and freedom fighter. Strzelecki said the name occurred to him because he was "amongst a free people who appreciate freedom". One of the most popular day walks is the 22km circuit known as the Main Range Walk. This takes in all four glacial lakes, as well as offering dramatic views of Mount Sentinel and Watsons Crags. The Crags, formed from an outcrop of metamorphosed sedimentary rock dating back 450 million years, plummet off the western face of Mount Twynam. They present a jagged contrast to the rounded granite peaks that dominate the range. Snowy Hydro
A visit to one of Snowy Hydro's hydroelectric power stations is a must. The sheer scale of the project has deservedly taken on legendary status and is a jewel in the crown of the nation's post war development. Snow Skiing
The Snowy Mountains offers many fantastic resorts where you can enjoy worldclass skiing facilities and accommodation. The four highest peaks in Australia are in the Snowy Mountains and so is the best snow. There are over 230 kilometres of groomed trails from beginners to championship and cross country skiing is also a
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Contact Details:
Greg and Carol Pasfield
PO Box 922
JINDABYNE NSW 2627
Click here for directions on how to locate us
Email: eaglesrange@snowy.net.au
Phone: (02) 6456-2728
Fax: (02) 6457-1371
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