Adaminaby - Lake Eucumbene

Adaminaby, a Town for Four Seasons

Adaminaby and the villages of Old Adaminaby, Anglers Reach and Providence Portal on Lake Eucumbene are set among the rolling high plains in the Snowy Mountains NSW and at the doorstep to Kosciuszko National Park.

At an elevation of over 1000 metres, Adaminaby is truly "a town for four seasons", with mild summers; autumns with clear blue skies and the brilliance of multi-coloured foliage; winters white with morning frost followed by bright days; and spring replete with daffodils, apple and plum blossoms and newborn lambs.

Adaminaby and Lake Eucumbene have much to do and see:

• bushwalking
• fishing
• skiing, snowboarding and snow play
• horseriding
• mountain scenery, flora and fauna
• history of the Snowy Mountains, Kiandra goldfields and the Snowy Mountains Scheme
• high country lifestyle less than 2½ hours from Canberra and the Sapphire Coast.

Come and join us for your Snowy Mountains experience.

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News

Selwyn Snow Resort Opening

Only 35 mins' drive from Adaminaby, Selwyn is known as the friendly family snow resort.

Resort facilities have been rebuilt after bushfire damage and Selwyn is ready to re-open on 2 July.

Snowy Trout Challenge October 2021-May 2022

Register now.  The 2021-22 Snowy Trout Challenge began on Friday 1 October. 500 large, tagged rainbow trout have been released into 6 impoundments across the Snowy Monaro Region:

• Lake Eucumbene
  
• Lake Jindabyne
  
• Lake Crackenback
  
• Black Lake, Bombala
  
• Murrumbidgee Pumping Station, Cooma
  
• Lake Williams, Nimmitabel

Now in its second year, the Snowy Trout Challenge is open to all anglers. The Challenge runs from 1 October 2021 to 31 May 2022. For more information, download the flyer here or register at https://linktr.ee/snowytroutchallenge.

Snowy 2.0 Update

For info on Snowy Hydro, visit their website or our Snowy 2.0 page.

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Lake Eucumbene Weather Camera

Weather station at Stewartfield Rd, Bolaro