The spectacular scenery that surrounds Snowy River WilderNest is home to beautiful wildlife that will ensure picture perfect moments captured on film.

Fresh water Bass can be caught in the Snowy River only a short walk within 500m from both the Lyrebird Lodge and Eagles Rest.

Take a walk along the river to see the gorge, a short yet scenic twenty minute walk from either lodge.

Follow the deer fence lines to explore even more spectacular view points, and a wide variety of flora and fauna. Take your camera and binoculars and see a myriad of bird life at home along the Snowy River.

Being freshwater, the river is a refreshing and cool respite in the summer months. There are shallow sections of the water ideal for young children to play in and deeper sections also for experienced swimmers.

However, the current of the river can be very strong so it is advised that all children are supervised by an adult at all times when down by the water.

The Snowy River landscape hosts many trails for avid bike enthusiasts to explore, allowing access to areas not normally reached by most on foot.

Explore the beautiful wildlife and scenery that surrounds Snowy River WilderNest, or simply enjoy the the ride. There are some restrictions around the house and you must have licenses and registered bikes.

Although we do not supply canoes at Snowy River WilderNest, you are welcome to bring your own to experience the tranquility of being on the river firsthand.

Snowy River WilderNest is surrounded by beautiful landscape and wildlife, and is truely an Artists dream with brilliant colour and endless inspiration as far as the eye can see.

Sit on the verandah with a good book, or a refreshing beverage and enjoy the natural settings and fresh air.

Explore some spectacular and rugged terrain. Visit www.parkweb.gov.au for all road access information, or for guided tours www.gippslandhighcountrytours.com.au.

Orbost is the service centre for the primary industries of dairy farming, seed corn production and processing, beef and timber harvesting. With a population of around 2,500, Orbost is a scenic township with a rich history.

Visit the Slab Hut – Orbost’s Living Museum and Visitor Information Centre, then take a leisurely stroll to the Exhibition Centre featuring locally handcrafted wood and art items.

Take a cruise back in time on the Brodribb River near Marlo on the re-created paddle steamer of which the original used to transport produce down the Snowy River. Visit www.paddlesteamercurlip.com.au for cruise times, or the Visitor Centre.

Cycle or walk along the Rail Trail and see the rich farmland and scenery.

A popular natural tourist attraction, situated in the scenic township of Buchan, with guided tours conducted in the Royal Caves and Fairy Cave.

For those who wish to try something a little more daring, other guided activities include abseiling, canoeing/rafting, 4WD tours and rock climbing.

Where the Snowy River meets the sea. Marlo is a picturesque coastal village only fifteen minutes from Orbost, and ideal for fishing, swimming and surfing. Cape Conran Coastal Park is only ten minutes drive further along the Ninety Mile Beach.