Attractions
Mount Gladstone, Cooma NSW, Australia
Mount Gladstone Lookout
A scenic vantage point above Cooma offering sweeping views across the town, the Monaro Plains and the Snowy Mountains. Ideal for a short drive or walk, this lookout is a great photo stop and gives visitors a sense of the natural landscape surrounding Cooma.
71 Bombala Street, Cooma NSW, Australia
Cooma Monaro Railway Museum
A heritage-railway museum located in Cooma, showcasing restored railmotors and telling the story of the region’s historic railway operations. Railway enthusiasts and families alike can enjoy exploring the station precinct and learning about the rail history tied to Cooma and the Snowy Mountains region.
Snowy Mountains Highway, Cooma NSW, Australia
Snowy Hydro Discovery Centre
A modern interactive centre that tells the story of the iconic Snowy Mountains Scheme — one of Australia’s greatest engineering feats. Visitors experience hands-on exhibits and immersive displays showing how the region’s waterways, tunnels and power stations were built and operate today.
Centennial Park, Sharp Street, Cooma NSW, Australia
Centennial Park Cooma
A well-maintained park in town featuring the “Avenue of Flags” honouring multicultural migrant workers who contributed to the Snowy Mountains Scheme. It’s a gentle stroll location near central Cooma, with heritage signage and pleasant greenery—good for a relaxed break.
Lambie Town Walk, Vulcan Street, Cooma NSW, Australia
Lambie Town Walk
A self-guided heritage trail through Cooma that takes visitors past historic buildings, plaques, and points of interest. The walk provides insights into Cooma’s history, architecture and local story—ideal for guests wanting a low-effort exploration of the town itself before heading into the mountains.