Mt Kosciuszko

Kosciuszko Mountain is located in Kosciuszko National Park (Kosciuszko National Park) and is the highest peak in Australia with an altitude of 2228 meters. As long as there is no snow on the ground, you can go to the top of the mountain. Tourists are not allowed to climb the mountain when there is snow in winter and early spring. Kosciuszko Mountain is not difficult to climb, but it is quite tiring to climb to the top. The top of the mountain is cold, so you can spare a jacket. You can climb to the top with a guided group or do it yourself. Starting from the Tekken Fort, take the Kosciuszko Mountain Express Cable Car to the cable car station, then walk to the top of the mountain and then return to the cable car station, which is about 13 kilometers away. The road to the Charlotte Pass by car, drive to the end of the road, and then park and hike to the top. The one-way journey is about 9 kilometers. It is also possible to drive to the cable car station, take the cable car and hike to the top. The starting point of the whole hike is above the Charlotte Pass, and the walk is about 20 kilometers. MTB enthusiasts will challenge the mountainside trails.