We’re here to make your Monday great, again & again.

Enjoy a $15 Burger & Fries & a Schooner of House Beer OR a Glass of House Wine from 5:00pm.

And... As if that isn't enough, Monday night is also Margarita Night!

Clancy's Cocktail Bar from 5:30pm - 9:30pm
$12 Margaritas & $20 Margarita Jugs

Flavours available: Classic Lime, Coconut, Raspberry

1800 Tequila, Cointreau & Lime
Shaken & Served Over Ice w/ a Salted Rim

Christmas Ham Raffles every Friday until Christmas! 🎄

Tickets on sale from 6PM

With Thredbo's Mountain Bike season officially kicking off over the past weekend, we have a bunch of MTB action on today's edition! Big smiles all around, and not a small amount of mud either! 

Keep safe and stay stoked - and keep in mind to avoid closed trails during these rain events! 🤙

Todays pics of the day are from the very talented:

@thredbomtb
@akroenert
@thredboresort
@snowylist
@bureauofmeteorology
@ian_grant01

If you like what you see, find these folk on instagram for more great stuff! 😀

Here’s a great idea: let’s erect a canvas tent and live on the top of Mt Kosciuszko for a year or so. Well, a small band of intrepid individuals did just that at the end of the 19th century.
Clement Wragge, a highly regarded meteorologist, gained government funding to establish a weather observatory on top of our highest peak. He set up his ‘camp’ on 10 December 1897. Bernard Ingleby joined him as first observer, along with two others (messrs Newth and Jensen). And Ingleby took ‘Zoroasta’ his St Bernard, as one does. You won’t be surprised to hear that the 15×15 ft. “Arctic” tent didn’t last long – it was shredded in a violent storm in February 1898. What were these guys thinking?

Well, they were soon thinking STRONG HUT. They returned to Jindabyne with the initial intention of repairing the tent but with the first substantial snow falls coming in March that year, they erected a two-room timber hut. Early visitors to the observatory (yes Clement and the lads wer

Hatchery Bay, Copper Tom and Tyrolean Trail networks in #Jindabyne and Mt Gladstone trails in #Cooma are CLOSED to riders due to wet conditions and continuing rainfall. 

The damage caused by riding in the wet can leave maintenance and safety issues, for the caretakers and riders of the tracks, Please respect the trail rules to reduce maintenance and repair works, most of which are undertaken by hardworking volunteers. 

We will reassess trail conditions following this weather system and will re-open when conditions have improved.

Some more rainy day pics for your viewing pleasure...

Brought to you from:

@rypap
@whistlerblackcomb
@aquabumps
@gotta_love_the_mountains

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Banjo’s Christmas Pub Painting with @pubpainting 🎄 Sunday 12 December from 2pm. 

Join the fun! Call now (02) 6456 2372 #TheBanjo

Conservationists are welcoming a move to try and reduce the park's feral horse population by about 75 per cent over the next six years, but say the numbers should never have been allowed to rise so high.

Pics of the day, rainy edition! 

The mountains are in for yet another soaking, I'm starting to wonder how much higher lake Jindabyne can get! 

Todays pics are from:

@_kalebginn
@burtonaustralianz
@snowaust
@tracey_simpattico_colour
@stevecrazy__
@charlesdavisphotography
@jarrydsinclair
@bureauofmeteorology

Find them on insta for more great stuff 🤙

The NZ government has hit the covid travel ban panic button, shutting tourist travel from Australia until the end of April 2022. Well, that's their latest timeline as below. But given the flip flops on policy, who really knows? Remember the Trans-Tasman Bubble? It's been officially buried by Kiwi COVID-19 Minister Chris Hipkins today too. “The bubble doesn’t exist any more. The [...]

Saturday, 18th Dec from 5:30PM

John Barilaro uses valedictory to reveal long-running Coalition stoush ends with agreement to reduce brumby numbers to 3,000

Thredbo, NSW, November 23: Australian Mountain Biking Interschools is a national five-day mountain bike event bringing students and schools to Thredbo from all over the country.

As mountain biking booms in Australia, Thredbo is doing its part to encourage the younger generation to experience the downhill thrill of mountain biking by holding the 22nd Australian Mountain Biking Interschools.

Mountain Bike Interschools gives students the chance to challenge their friends in various mountain biking events in a competitive, educational and supportive environment.

Hundreds of students from a range of schools are set to descend on Thredbo between Wednesday 23 March and Sunday 27 March 2022. Five disciplines of mountain biking will be held over the five days including Cross Country, Downhill, Flow, Pump Track and All-Mountain.

Thredbo’s Mountain Bike Business Manager, Tim Windshuttle remembers competing in Australian Mountain Bike Interschools when he was in school and said the event has

Today, the Bureau has declared a La Niña has formed in the tropical Pacific and is likely to persist until at least the end of January.  

La Niña is part of a cycle known as the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO), a naturally occurring shift in ocean temperatures and weather patterns along the equator in the Pacific Ocean.  During La Niña, waters in the central or eastern tropical Pacific are cooler than normal.

La Niña typically brings: 

• cloudiness and rainfall to become focused in the western tropical Pacific, leading to above average rainfall for eastern, northern and central parts of Australia
• an increases in the chance of cooler than average daytime temperatures for large areas 
• an increase in the chance of more tropical cyclones than normal.  

The last significant La Niña was 2010–12. This strong event saw large impacts across Australia, including Australia’s wettest two-year periods on record, and widespread flooding in many parts of Australia. This ye

For some out there, the winter sports are still a good option, despite summer being about a week away. 

There's a few of those folk in todays Pics of the Day - and we salute you keeping the stoke going. 

Todays pics are from:

@kadeojavor
@skibum_bill
@tbsphotography
@snowymountainshelicopters
@k7adventures

Follow 'em on Insta for more great stuff! 🤙

Thank you to the Snowy Monaro Regional community for your support. Feeling love and pride in building connections and reducing isolation together with our LGBTQIA+ members and Allies. 

What a cracking start to the week after a bit of a set in weekend! 

It looks like there's more wet stuff on the way soon, so now is the time to be out and about! 

We've got some truly fantastic pics of the day today... Shot by the talented:

@charlesdavisphotography
@toby.alpha
@didjadvanturepants
@kaz Forman (via Facebook)
@paul wheeler photography (via Facebook)
@jindypix
@camblakephotography
@burtonaustralianz
@k7adventures
@stevecrazy__

via instagram.

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The night we’ve all been waiting for is fast approaching and tickets are now on sale 🍻🥂

The 2021 senior presentation night for the Bushpigs and Miss Piggies will be held on Friday the 3rd of December at the Lake Jindabyne Hotel. A night filled with live music, awards and even a lucky door prize!! 

Follow the link below to buy your tickets 🎟 

LOCAL Jindabyne resident John Mcloughlin will switch his famous Christmas lights on from November 26 this year.

In what has become a huge tradition for the town, John spends months reconfiguring his lights every year with both residents and visitors eagerly awaiting the display.

This year, as always, John will have new additions to his light display, an event that raises money for the childcare centre across from his Bent St property.

 “This year I will have the most expensive single light I have ever bough for the display,” said John.

Last year John raised $5477.60 cents for the Snowy Mountains Care and Early Learning Centre, an amount that seems to increase every year.

Hundreds of residents visit the opening night to witness the occasion, plus every evening John welcome guests where you can stroll among the lights to see all the displays at close hand.

Visitors are encouraged to support the display by way of gold coin donation that goes to a worthy cause.

The lights are on

Reluctant sale, as new.

Comes with spare set of zip ties

$69 firm

Another overcast weekend in the mountains... 😕

Pics today are from...

@burtonaustralianz
@ian_grant01
@fallscreek
@rhythmsnowsports
@snowylist

Follow on IG!

🎶 Canadian Club presents SUNDAY SESSIONS in Squires Beer Garden. Live music from 3-6pm every Sunday in November, December & January 

ALL DAY SUNDAY 🍕🍹
$15 Pizzas
$25 CC & Cocktail Jugs
$25 Rekordalig & Jim Beam Buckets

This Sunday - Kesha Oayda

The Thredbo Gravity Series returns in 2021 with a format of five unique rounds that will test the skills and stamina of mountain bike competitors across a variety of terrain.

The series is all about having fun with your mates but make no mistake — this is a competition with a stack of cash and prizes up for grabs. Riders will fight fir series points across Thredbo’s main gravity trails with a pump track challenge added to the mix. The series is open to amateurs and pros alike with categories for all ages from U13 through to Masters 50+ for men and women.

Round 1 on 12 December 2021 is the Snowgums Sprint and is known as the shortest yet toughest race of the series.

 Round 2 on 16 January 2022 will see riders using their gravity skills for the Ricochet Rumble as they navigate the flowing berms of the popular Ricochet Trail. On the same day, Round 3 will find out who still has the legs with an afternoon pump track session as riders need to generate speed across rollers and banked 

Hi everyone,

The Thredbo Valley track is open from Thredbo Ranger Station through to Gaden Trout Hatchery as of 19 November 2021.

The Thredbo Valley track between Bridge 1 and Thredbo Ranger Station remains closed, with steel mesh flying across the track today and TVT upgrade works to be completed.

The trackhead signs from Ngarigo campground down now show the track as open, and the updated information has been updated on the alerts page on the NPWS website.

 Keep checking the alerts page on the NPWS website as there are other closures throughout the upcoming riding season.

Cooma isn't just a town you pass through on the way to Thredbo, it's a destination in its own right!

With Thredbo Mountain Bike Park opening on November 20th and summer fast approaching, we thought now is the perfect time to look back on our Snowies Roadie in late 2020. Cooma was one of the highlights of our trip, as the Mount Gladstone trails are varied, well-built, and easy to lap via pedalling or shuttles. 

Event now cancelled

November 20-21 Talbingo Dam event now cancelled as of 17 November

With the recent covid lockdown restrictions affecting the schedule for Dave Warby to further test his boat in pursuit of the world water speed record, the team have scheduled private testing on Talbingo Dam.

The trials will be conducted on Talbingo Dam in an effort to minimise disruption to the other boating enthusiasts leaving Blowering Dam open for the weekend. 

Warby Motorsport will conduct private trials on Talbingo Dam north of Point Monster during the weekend of 20 and 21 November 2021.

The exclusion zone is between Point Monster and the Dam Wall, including Honeysuckle and Waterfall Bays. The boat ramp will not be accessible.

Transport for New South Wales has declared an exclusion zone for the weekend meaning the northern part of the dam will not be available for use by other boats. No Unauthorised vessels may operate within the inclusion zone.

The team are conducting private trials to fi

L ake Jindabyne Sailing Club ran heat two of the 2021-22 Twilight series on the evening of Wednesday November 10. 

John Byrne delayed the start for a short while as he waited for the light breeze to decide where it was going to come from. Meanwhile, Adam Robinson capsized his Nacra after a steering issue. 

Still a good amount of snow high up in the mountains, with some more wind and weather on the way - make sure to check the forecast before venturing into the mountains 

Pics of the Day are brought to you by:

@camblakephotography
@tracey_simpattico_colour
@mt_buller
@jindypix
@rhythmsnowsports
@Daniel Trevena 

🚶‍♂️ 🏃‍♀️ 🚵 Hikers, walkers, runners,  families and recreational mountain bikers, we are seeking your feedback on the draft Tyrolean Trails Concept Plan. Please have your feedback in by SUNDAY 21 NOVEMBER 2021.

#oursnowymonaro #snowymonaro #sharedtrails #hiking #mountainbiking #walking #running

Experience the legend of the Man From Snowy River and organise the holiday of a lifetime. Embrace the wilderness of the Snowy Mountains region with Snowy Wilderness. Whether you’re looking to explore the Snowy River region on a guided horseback tour or relax in luxury at a secluded lodge, homestead, or cottage, Snowy Wilderness offers an experience for you.

The Snowy Wilderness accommodation is set on a 7500-acre resort that’s also a sanctuary for the brumby, Australia’s majestic wild horse. As well as relaxing in eco-friendly and luxurious accommodation, you can enjoy activities including horse riding, 4WDing, and incredible dining.

Snowy Wilderness is also the perfect location to host your Snowy Mountains wedding or function. From awe-inspiring scenery to a first-class reception centre, Snowy Wilderness offers it all. For boundless adventure and an array of experiences with Snowy Wilderness, get in touch with the team today.

https://snowywilderness.com.au/

Some great images from some adventurous folk out and about, enjoying the fresh snow that fell over the last couple of days! 

Pics today are from:

@didjadvanturepants
@tracey_simpattico_colour
@gotta_love_the_mountains
@jindypix
@jarrydsinclair
@camblakephotography
@mountainside_cb
@powderhounds

Find and follow on IG for more great content! 🤙

And what a couple of days it's been around the peaks! 

Fresh snow in, I'm not sure who's been up and about to take on the rapidly shifting weather, but we've certainly been in for a interesting late spring.. 

Some fantastic pics around the freshly snow-upon ranges, here's some of the best thanks to:

@didjadvanturepants
@tracey_simpattico_colour
@jindypix
@stevecrazy__
@fallscreek
@camblakephotography
@hothamalpineresort
@jyotijako
@incognito_gymnast

Give 'em a follow on the IG 🤙

These days it’s not as easy as grabbing your ski or snowboard bag, buying a cheap plane ticket and jetting off into the unknown. Without searching for it, we’ve all ended up in a different kind of unknown. Where can we go? When can we go? What are the rules? There’s a lot of information, and misinformation out there, and for those of us that are itching to travel it can be overwhelming navigating the noise. 

We’ve done our research, and although we don’t have all the answers, we’ve put together a comprehensive guide with the facts to give you some clarity on the state of international border reopenings, vaccine rollouts and bubbles (the travel, not Champagne kind) to help you make informed decisions when planning your next big adventure.

When can I travel overseas?  

Australian citizens and permanent residents aged 12 and over who have received two doses of an approved or recognised vaccine are now able to leave Australia without needing a travel exemption. As long as tr

#JINDABYNE POOL REOPENS TOMORROW - 11AM MONDAY 15 NOVEMBER 2021
We have been working with key stakeholders at Jindabyne Pool on a temporary solution to reopen the pool. Council engaged a local builder who undertook minor works along with a specialist mould treatment organisation from Canberra. This temporary solution will ensure the mould does not return, but the air conditioning system must still be replaced at a later date. When this is done, some significant structural works in the ceiling and roof will also be undertaken. We have tentatively secured funding to undertake these works in early 2022. We will consult with stakeholders on the timing as works will require closure of the facility. In the interim there may be occasions when high wind events are forecast that the facility might need to close at short notice out of an abundance of caution for the safety of users and staff.
 
Council thanks the Jindabyne community for their patience.  🏊‍♀️ 🏊‍♂️ 🏊

This pag

Snowvember strikes! 

Some short lived snow on the peaks, with more on the way! 

Stay warm 🔥

Pics today are from:

@fallscreek
@Steve smith
@hothamalpineresort
@charlesdavisphotography

Find and follow on insta! 🤙

Bit of rain about hey. 

There's a good chance of some snow on the peaks in the next couple of days too! 

Pics today are from the very talented:

@tracey_simpattico_colour
@burtonaustralianz
@fallsaustralia
@akroenert
@thredbomtb

Follow on Instagram for more great stuff! 🤙

LET’S GET FIZZY - Friday 3 December, 2021.

Beats by Keats on the Decks
Vendulka Aya Live in the Main Bar

Buy a bucket of HardFizz from 1 Nov – 2 Dec for your chance to WIN a $500 bar tab to spend at our Summer Fizzer.

Back by Popular Demand - A Very Merry Christmas Painting Party at The Banjo! 

Grab the girls for an afternoon of festive fun! Sunday 12 December from 2pm.

Christmas themed painting + festive drink on arrival & jolly nibbles! Tickets are on sale now. $55 per person, drink on arrival. Call now to book – (02) 6456 2372

It’s time to go chainless for the final round of the Thredbo Gravity Series!

Chainless Champs will see all competitors remove their chain before pumping and holding speed down a 400m vertical race course from the start of Centre Link to the Valley Terminal base station. With overall points on the line, Chainless Champs will feature a whole lot of banter from the sidelines and many tactics to determine who will come out as the Thredbo Gravity Series Champion.

Bring it on….

It’s Cannonball time folks!

Taking on the easier sections of the Cannonball DH with a mix of the Kosciuszko Flow for round 4, the Supertrail Scramble. Racers will crush upper Cannonball Downhill before switching to the Kosciuszko Flow at Kareela Hutte. Traversing back and forth across the slopes of the Supertrail before racers switch back to the Cannonball Downhill for the next technical section, Bunny Walk. Prepare for high speed gravity all the way from here to the finish line.

It’s time to get your pump on!

Momentum is key as racers generate as much speed as possible without a single pedal stroke. From the start mound you will be unweighting through a series of perfectly placed rollers, tables and doubles. The fastest lap time will see you take the honours at the crowd-pleasing Pump Track Party.

Let’s get ready to Rumble!

With the first round in the books, racers will know who to look out for at the start line before throwing in the pedal strokes to get more points in the bank. Ricochet Rumble is your chance to turn up the speed dial and push the limits on Ricochet and Home Run.

Round one of the Gravity Series will be the toughest and shortest. Racers will take to the start half way down the hill at Bunny Walk Station on the Kosciuszko Flow Trail. Things tighten up though as we take a left into Woodys before entering the River Rapids section of the Cannonball Downhill. From here racers will head downhill onto the Village Loop before the well earned gravity section of Home Run.

Spring has sprung so it’s $14.00 spritzers & sangria in the sun from 4-6pm until the end of November ☀️🌸🐾🍷

TVT UPDATE
Due to wet trail conditions, with continuing wet weather expected, the Thredbo Valley Track has been closed between Thredbo Resort and Gaden Trout Hatchery.
Track conditions will be assessed once this weather system passes through, with the track to be reopened as conditions permit.
Reminder – Cycling is not permitted on Bullocks Walking Track.
Keep checking the alerts page on the NPWS website for updated track status information.
https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/cycling-trails/thredbo-valley-track-adventure-rides/local-alerts

JOIN US ON SUNDAYS! Kicking off from the 14th of November we will be hosting live music every Sunday in Squires Beer Garden from 3-6pm. Food & Drink Specials from 2-8pm 🍻 

FIRST UP 

🎶 Sunday 14th November - Bill Olson

Food and Drink Specials 2-8pm
🍕 $15 Pizzas
🍹 $25 Cocktail Jugs
💙 $25 CC Jugs

Snowvember strikes! 

Who's going for a summer shred?

🤙❄️

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You know the name, you may have skied the powder but there is a lot more to Revelstoke than what you might find on a powder day. While Revelstoke Mountain Resort has gained exponential popularity since its debut in 2007 and is renowned as having the ‘most skiable vertical’ (1713m) in North America and record-setting annual snowfall, skiing in Revelstoke dates back to over 100 years and has a long history in the local community.

The first ski jump was built in Mount Revelstoke National Park in 1916 by the Revelstoke Ski Club, bringing celebrated athletes from around the world to interior BC to compete up until 1975. Although the ski jump is now closed for high speed manoeuvres, Revelstoke has been an epi-centre for skiing ever since, including having the longest running ski club in Canada and is surrounded by some of the first backcountry and heli-skiing operations in the country.

Located in the valley between the Monashee Mountains and Selkirk Mountains, the Revelstoke township i

Go boating legally and safely; get your NSW boat and/or PWC licence at our popular Jindabyne course. Get the qualification and get your licence anytime within 12 months at ServiceNSW. This course runs at the Jindabyne Bowling & Sports Club, 2 Bay St, Jindabyne NSW 2627

Late edition! 

We're well into the spring of things, and it's a great time to be out fishing, mountain biking, checking out the trails... or just enjoying the warm days and cool nights.

Todays pics of the day are from:

@charlesdavisphotography
@rethynkexperience
@heidi.enjoyingtheview
@ads.ventures
@mt_buller

Find and follow on instagram! 🤙

Love playing Squash? The Bowlo have you sorted!

Come down this Wednesday 10th November and get involved with our Social Squash. 7pm start and only $5 per person.

All ages are welcome!

Our Green is looking amazing thanks to JT, who’s been working hard to get it ready for Summer!! Only 2 more weeks until Social Bowls is back on😎☀️

My family has restarted up their painting business here in Jindabyne (Altitude Painting Solutions).
We live locally and would love to serve the community with all your painting needs. 
Check out our flyer and give Wayne a buzz!
(0437866059).

Weekend edition! 

Some terrific shots from the recent Aurora Australis from our friends in the south!

Pics of the Day have been hand selected from the very talented:

@brightscott
@tracey_simpattico_colour
@charlesdavisphotography
@bureauofmeteorology

Watch the exclusive behind the scenes on Red Bull TV 👉 https://www.redbull.com/int-en/episodes/the-ultimate-run-s1-e2“Sometimes my mind goes kind of crazy a...

Snowy Monaro Councillors voted unanimously to pass the motion to waive and reimburse all waste fees generated by the Clean-up Jindy Volunteer Group.

I thought Lake Jindabyne was unlikely to get too much higher... well, I've been wrong before, and it certainly won't be the last time! 

We've had quite a bit of set in drizzle and rain, so good times to be catching up on some inside work, or pick up a good book 🤙

Today's pics of the day are from the following very talented folks:

@screenbrent
@k7adventures
@akroenert
@fallscreek
@trekbikesau / @burtonaustralianz

Find and follow on instagram! 😀

The Elliot Way between Cabramurra and Tumbarumba will finally reopen after being severely damaged in the 2019-20 bushfires.

In a statement released by the National Parks and Wildlife Service this morning, the road will reopen from 2pm on Friday November 5 following completion of significant safety repairs following fire and storm damage, as well as subsequent landslips. 

Ryan Petrov, Manager Southern Ranges Services for the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS), thanked the community for their patience while the most complex parts of the road repairs were completed. 

“NPWS anticipates that this reopening at the start of the busy summer period will help provide a much-needed boost to the local tourism industry,” said Mr Petrov.

“Shortly after the 2019-20 summer bushfires, heavy rainfall inundated the bare landscape, leading to damage to the roadway. The rainfall blocked culverts with sediment which caused stormwater runoff to overtop the embankments, creating erosion