Tumut

Built around a crossing of the Tumut River, Tumut grew into a regional service town on the western side of New South Wales’ Snowy Mountains. The river passes through a district of grazing country, state forests and plantation timber, while nearby ranges connect the town with the broader mountain region. Tumut retains substantial nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century streetscapes, reflecting its role as a centre for surrounding rural communities. Each autumn, the Festival of the Falling Leaf marks the change of season with public events and local colour. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across the Snowy Valleys region.

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