Selwyn Snow Resort
Snowy Mountains, NSW
The northern Kosciuszko ski resort near Kiandra and Adaminaby, rebuilt after the 2019-20 fires.
About this place
Selwyn Snow Resort is the northernmost of the four NSW alpine resorts, in the Selwyn area of Kosciuszko National Park near Kiandra and Adaminaby. Wikipedia lists a 122 m vertical, top elevation 1614 m, eight lifts and snowmaking. The resort was destroyed in the 2019-20 bushfires, rebuilt, and operated again in subsequent winters. It ran a 2026 winter season then closed early on 23 August 2026 after rain and warm temperatures stripped remaining cover, with snowmaking upgrades flagged for 2027. There is no public accommodation on-mountain; visitors stay at Adaminaby, Talbingo, Providence Portal or Cooma. Winter access is via the Snowy Mountains Highway. Check selwynsnow.com.au for current season dates.
Access & getting there
From Adaminaby or Talbingo via the Snowy Mountains Highway, then Kings Cross Road. Kings Cross Road and Khancoban-Cabramurra Road close in winter (June to October long weekends) except resort access as signed. Park entry fees apply. No on-mountain public lodging.
Selwyn Snow Resort, Kings Cross Road off Snowy Mountains Highway, Kosciuszko National Park NSW 2629
Safety notes
Season dates vary with snow. Alpine weather. Confirm opening status before travelling.
Gear notes
Ski or snowboard hire on mountain or in nearby towns. Chains as directed in winter.
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