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Murray 1 Power Station
Murray 1 Power Station, has an informative visitors centre explaining the Snowy Mountains hydro-electric scheme and a pleasant café on the pondage.
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Perisher Blue
Perisher Valley, Smiggin Holes, Mt Blue Cow and Guthega make up the massive resort of Perisher Blue. The terrain is roughly 22% beginners, 60% intermediate and 18% advanced with most of the action in Perisher Valley. Guthega (1640m) and Mt Blue Cow (1640m) are mainly day resorts so they're smaller and less crowded. From Guthega, cross-country skiers head to the Main Range or Rolling Ground.
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Thredbo
At 1370m, Thredbo has the longest runs and some of the best skiing to be had in this big ol' sunburnt country. The village itself is eye-candy compared with other Australian ski villages, with blue, green and grey tones ensuring chalets and lodges blend with the surrounding snow gums and alpine flora.
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Yarrangobilly Caves
Perhaps the most underrated in Australia, the Yarrangobilly Caves were formed in a belt of limestone around 440 million years ago. There's also a thermal pool, which retains a constant 27°C - if it's snowing, even better. There's a NPWS visitors centre but not much in the way of food or petrol so come prepared.
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