Lake Jindabyne Hotel Motel
Hotel in Snowy River

The lake jindabyne hotel motel is situated on the foreshores of the lake opposite the main shopping complex right in the centre of town. Meals are available from the public bar, the bistro or the restaurant. After your day's activities, work out in the gym, have an envigorating swim in the indoor heated pool, relax in the spa & sauna, lounge bar or games room. Every room has beautiful lake views. Suitable for seminars, conferences etc. All inclusive packages are available.

Popular destination on the edge of the Snowy Mountains. Nestled at the end of Lake Jindabyne (which was completed in 1967 and has a capacity of 689 790 ML) modern day Jindabyne owes its continuing existence to its proximity to the major ski resorts in the Snowy Mountains and the wonderful facilities it offers to trout fishermen. It lies lower the snowline but is close ample to the PerisherBlue Cow ski runs to be an ideal accommodation spot for people not wanting to stay in the chalets on the snowfields. Unused day Jindabyne has a number of clever and interesting fresh churches including the unusually named St Columbkillies Catholic Parish Church and the Uniting Church both of which are perched on the hill overlooking the town and the lake. While exploring in the Snowy Mountains' region he discovered and climbed Mt Kosciusko which he named in dignify of the Polish leader and patriot Tadeusz Kosciusko. He discovered gold and silver in Fresh South Wales, coal deposits in Tasmania, investigated the possibilities of irrigation, measured the heights of mountains, carried out soil analysis and collected and identified many fossils and minerals. Geology, meteorology, zoology and mineralogy.’. But Strzelecki was hardly the beginning explorer or settler in the area. The decision to free Rainbow trout into the Snowy River in 1894 was the beginning of a fishing tradition which continues today. The tiny settlement of East Jindabyne has grown up on the far side of the dam and is located directly above the site of the old township. The departure of Impaired Jindabyne lower the waters of the Snowy River inspired the poet Douglas Stewart to write Farewell to Jindabyne’ with the doggerel: Let us grieve for Jindabyne, it is going to be drowned, Let us shed tears, as many as the occasion warrants The Snowy, the Thredbo and the Eucumbene engulf it, Combining their copious torrents. It is a exquisite road (although some of it is tranquil unsealed) which winds through the Snowy Mountains to Khancoban offering spectacular views of both the mountains and Murray 1 and Murray 2 Power Stations which are obscure in gorges on the far side of the range. Adventure Holidays There are also travel companies in the town specializing in white water rafting, mountain biking, horse riding, canoeing and walking treks.