Editing Kosciuszko National Park (section)

=== Summer ===
The 655 kilometre [[Australian Alps Walking Track]] crosses almost the length of the park. Many thousands of people make the walk to Mount Kosciuszko during the summer. It is 9 kilometres from Charlotte Pass, or 6 kilometres from the Thredbo chairlift. Camping is permitted anywhere in the park except within sight of a road or near a watercourse{{Citation needed|date = January 2015}}. The lighting of fires is severely restricted in higher altitudes.<ref name="discover" />

Mountain biking is allowed on all management trails outside of wilderness areas, and on a small number within them: Grey Mare Trail, Round Mountain Trail, Valentine Trail, Hellhole Creek Trail, Cascade Trail, Ingegoodbee Trail and Nine Mile Trail.<ref>{{Cite web|url =http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/parks/southern/Kosciuszko_National_Park/6KosiGuide2012Trails.pdf|title =Trails in Kosciuszko|url-status =dead|archive-url =https://web.archive.org/web/20150104123914/http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/parks/southern/Kosciuszko_National_Park/6KosiGuide2012Trails.pdf|archive-date =4 January 2015}}</ref>

Canoeing and swimming in the rivers and lakes are popular in the warmer weather.<ref name="discover" /> The rivers and dams are stocked with [[trout]] from nearby hatcheries. Seasonal trout fishing is allowed after a permit is obtained. Other attractions include the [[whitewater rafting]], [[trail riding]], [[Yarrangobilly Caves]], Cooleman Caves, [[Tin Mine Falls]], Australia's highest waterfall and [[Valentine Falls]]. Guided tours are conducted through several caves in the [[karst]] region of [[Yarrangobilly Caves|Yarrangobilly]]. Other tours are also available.

Sawpit Creek has a major campground with facilities for caravans and cabins available for rent.<ref name="discover" />