Call me biased, but Kosciuszko National Park (KNP) is one of the top national parks in Australia. Whilst most love it for its world-renowned ski resorts or the iconic summit, Mount Kosciuszko, it’s the unnamed peaks and hidden huts that truly won me over. Some of my favourite areas are so remote they can only be accessed by spending days wandering the overgrown cattle tracks, or barely visible footpads. With 690,000 hectares just waiting to be explored (it’s the biggest national park in NSW!), it’s easy to lose yourself in the mountains amongst the ghostly snow gums.

Why not choose to venture into the unknown instead of the mainstream this summer to discover the true Australian alpine wilderness? 

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