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Snowy Hydro Scheme

May 31, 2019

Snowy Hydro Scheme

Image: The Guardian

 

No visit to the Tumut Region would be complete without stopping off to marvel at the feat that is the Snowy Hydro Scheme.

Consisting of sixteen major dams,  seven power stations and one pumping station, there's plenty to see and do throughout the system for those looking for a day trip from Tumut.

The closest point to visit from Tumut, Talbingo is also the largest power station in the scheme (Tumut 3) and offers a snapshot of the scheme in operation along with scenic walks and drives to explore Jounama Pondage.

Just a 40 minute drive from Tumut, Talbingo is the perfect place to start your tour of the Snowy. For more information about what's on offer at Talbingo visit Snowy Hydro.

For more information on other points of interest including the Cooma Discovery Centre and Australia's highest town Cabramurra visit the Snowy Hydro information page.
Address

Snowy Hydro Discovery Centre
Snowy Hydro Limited
PO Box 332
Cooma NSW 2630

 

Talbingo Shopping Centre, Whitty Street, Talbingo.

 

Phone 1800 623 776
Website https://www.snowyhydro.com.au/our-energy/hydro/the-scheme/
Email discovery@snowyhydro.com.au
Distance from TRBC Approx. 1 hour to Talbingo, 2 hours to Cooma
Opening Hours

Discovery Centre, Cooma

8am–5pm Mon to Fri. 

8am–4pm Sat,  Sun and public holidays.   

Talbingo

 7 days, 8am - 4pm








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