Australia’s Best Alpine Tracks
When we think of camping in Australia, we usually imagine turquoise beaches, sunny weather, and the vast Outback. However, one type of camping often gets overlooked—alpine wheeling. Despite our love for conquering all terrains, snow-covered mountains aren’t top of mind for most Aussie 4X4ers. But for those willing to explore the few cold-climate spots we have; alpine adventures can unlock a whole new dimension of 4X4ing. In this article, we’ll uncover some hidden alpine gems and guide you through the essentials of wheeling above the tree line. New South Wales Kosciuszko National Park Home to Australia’s highest peak, Mount Kosciuszko at 2,228 metres, Kosciuszko National Park is a prime spot for camping and 4X4 adventures. Beyond its towering peak, Kosciuszko is the largest National Park in New South Wales, offering over 6,900 square kilometres to explore. It’s a place where you can drive through poetic landscapes while watching wild brumbies gallop through snow-covered scenery. This park is a playground for extreme sport enthusiasts, offering activities like snowshoeing, skiing, mountain biking, and numerous bush walks. For campers, there are over forty campsites to choose from, including: Ngarigo Campground: Set along the Thredbo River, surrounded by Alpine Ash forest, this site is perfect for fly fishing, platypus spotting, and relaxing by the fire. It offers 30 campsites, basic amenities, and barbeques, but…
