Downhill & Cross-Country Skiing - Mount Selwyn Snowfields, an hour’s drive from the property, provides down hill or cross country skiing, tobogganing and snowboarding or just great fun building a snowman or two.

Bushwalking - Retrace the steps of the early explorers along the famous Hume & Hovell walking track or try a more challenging walk through the high country in Kosciuszko National Park. There is a network of walking tracks that bring mountain streams, high peaks and fabulous views within easy reach.

Golf - Tumut Golf Course is a challenging yet picturesque course to test anyone's handicap, so bring your clubs along and after the game enjoy a drink in the clubhouse. Social golfers welcome. Hiring of clubs and golf carts available. There are other good courses at Talbingo and Gundagai.

Fishing – the Goobarragandra River offers some of the most beautiful spots to enjoy a day trout fishing. So try your luck and test your skills from the river bank. Or take a short trip to Lakes Blowering and Talbingo and catch a perch or cod or redfin.

Water Skiing - rafting, canoeing, sailing and recreational boating are all popular activities at Blowering Dam just 10 minutes from the property.

Other Activities - You can mountain bike ride, hang glide, enjoy a game of bowls and tennis, in fact most sports and activities are available within the Tumut Shire.

Relax & Unwind - Take that afternoon snooze you've often longed for, or curl up on the lounge and read a book, listen to your favourite music or enjoy a glass of wine and escape from it all.

Winter is a magical time in the mountains to spoil yourself with a holiday.

Take a short 20 minute drive to :

Talbingo - home to the Tumut 3 Power Station the largest of the power stations in the Snowy Mountains Scheme. Whilst in the Talbingo region explore Buddong Falls, Yarrangobilly Caves, historic Kiandra, and Australia’s highest township Cabramurra.

Batlow - famous for its apple, cherry and stone fruit orchards, plus its native and softwood forests.

Adelong - a heritage listed township, where artists flock to film and capture on canvas its diverse beauty.