Mount Kosciuszko

Mount Kosciuszko is 2228 meters in height, making it the highest mountain on mainland Australia. It may not be the tallest mountain on earth, but it is one of the oldest. The Aboriginals named the mountain Tar-Gan-Gil, and visited the area for ceremony, socialising, sharing and trading. A Polish geologist and explorer, in honor of General Tadeusz Kosciuszko, a Polish freedom fighter, gave the new name, Mount Kosciuszko in 1840. He said the name occurred to him because he was "amongst a free people who appreciate freedom." Now, Mount Kosciuszko truly embodies this spirit of freedom as people from around the world visit to relax and enjoy the Snowy Mountain area. The wonderful accommodations and activities make this mountainous region of Australia the perfect getaway, whether it is winter or summer. Here at Visit Snowy Mountains you will find everything you need to plan and book your vacation to Mount Kosciuszko.

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