Mount Twynam

Mount Twynam

The Mount Twynam is the third highest mountain on the mainland of Australia, he is located in New South Wales and is part of the Kosciuszko National Park.

The Mount Twynam located in the Main Range of the Snowy Mountains. As Snowy Mountains a mountain range is referred to in the southeast of the Great Dividing Range. The mountain is located 7.1 kilometers from the Australian mainland highest mountain, Mt Kosciuszko. On the mountain peak offers a panoramic view over the Blue Lake and the Western Falls.

Accessible he is on the Alpine Way, from which a road branches off, which ends in the vicinity of the mountain. The Mount Twynam is rounded by erosion. He is hardly hiked.