kosciusko national park

[wysey]

Gday Guys n Girls

The wife and i are trying to work out where to head this christmas. Some where and some where remote is on the cards.

We r thinking Kosciusko national park. Has anyone done this?? Any tips, route options (4wd and 2wd) and great camping spots would be amazing.

Give me your thoughts swaggers.

Wysey

[Redcherokee]

So many camping options there you might need to narrow it down to get a few more replies.

We spent last Christmas at Three Mile Dam near Kiandra.  Bl@@dy freezing. Ate our ham and salad wearing all the clothes we had and visiting the neighbours briefly between drizzle patches.  But at silly  o'clock one morning we had a mob of wild brumbies stop to eat just outside. Hard to sleep when a brumby is rubbing against the camper. Very cool.

Previous year we were at the same place from the 27th dec. Lovely and hot and great in the kayak on the lake.

Popular places are Geehi or Tom Groggin. That also means there will be a fair few other people there. Some nice tracks nearby.

A week ago we went up Long Plain Road.  Several great camping spots near old huts, but a longish drive to town for more supplies.

Really depends on what you want to do.

[GGV8Cruza]

Come and join the rest of us at Geehi

GG

[discoteddy]

Yep another one for Geehi, this place is awesome. Keep an eye out for our family guys, we are in the Triton/Trackabout combo!!

Cheers

Disco teddy

[Jason B]

Ravine.

[treads]

Ravine.

+1 

[wysey]

Red cherokee, not really sure as we have just started exploring our options. A lake is alwasy good for the kids. But we r thinking of exploring the whole area.

GUPatrol. Geehi. Tell me more. Is it a 4wd entrance?? River, kayaks and stuff?

Cheers lads

[electro303]

Check out the geehi dam while your there.

[GGV8Cruza]

Have a look here

http://www.myswag.org/index.php?topic=19066.msg293749#msg293749

GG

[Brucer]

Get this and open it with Google Earth www.khuts.org/webmap/kml/campsites.kml