Thredbo Trail Guideposts

These navigational markers provide essential direction for hikers traversing the Snowy Mountains' sub-alpine terrain. Located around Thredbo Village and the 1,580-meter Dead Horse Gap, these guideposts manage the intersections of key trails like the Thredbo River Walk and Merritts Nature Track. They assist in distinguishing between pedestrian-only zones and shared paths, ensuring safe passage through the Kosciuszko National Park wilderness while highlighting transitions between riverbank ecosystems and high-altitude mountain passes.

Dead Horse Gap Track & Thredbo River Walk

Junction connecting the riverside path with the ascent toward the 1,580-meter mountain pass.

Merritts Nature Track/Meadows Nature Track

Trail intersection linking the steep woodland ascent of Merritts with the gentler alpine meadow paths.

meadows nature track/golf course loop

Navigational point marking the transition from sub-alpine vegetation to the village golf course perimeter.

Thredbo River Walk

Directional marker for the 4-kilometer path following the Thredbo River toward Dead Horse Gap.

Dead Horse Gap

Signage indicating the route toward the high-altitude pass separating the Thredbo and Snowy River catchments.

Dead Horse Gap/Thredbo Village

Junction post for hikers navigating the main corridor between the western mountain pass and the central resort area.

Meadows Nature Track no bikes

Regulatory signage indicating a pedestrian-only section of the trail to protect alpine flora and hiker safety.

Merritts Nature Track

Marker for the uphill route through snow gum forests and mountain ash toward the Cruiser area.