Take A Tour Of 5 Highest Mountain Ranges In Australia

Australia is a home to beaches which is a world known fact, but what some of you may not aware of is that the country also has some of the great mountain ranges offering some of the most spectacular views in the world. If you want to go for skiing or want to witness the snow –clad mountains then head to Aussie Land and apply for visa through ETA application online form for Australia.

Checkout the following mountain ranges that will sweep you off your feet with their panoramic views:

1.       GREEN MOUNTAINS- Green Mountains are the chain of mountains found in the area called O`Reilly, in the western end of Lamington National Park. Discover the remote areas of the iconic Gold Coast where you will be surrounded by the mountain frogs as you wade your way through creeks, forests and waterfalls. From easy stroll to full-day hike to the summits, the mountain offers walks of all lengths and levels.

2.       MOUNT BARNEY- The fifth highest mountain in Queensland, Mount Barney is located close to Queensland. Known as one of the most stunning parts within the Scenic Rim Region, the range offers plenty of bushwalking routes that only experienced trekkers should take. Establish in 1947, it is surrounded by many other mountains that include Mt. Ernest, Mt. Maroon, Mt. May and Mt. Lindesay.

3.       GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS- Offering the panoramic views, a group of eleven hills are known as Glass House Mountains that are located in the Sunshine Coast. A landscape of national significance these hills are a part of the Aboriginal legend of a family and hold a significance of the Gubbi Gubbi people.

4.       SNOWY MOUNTAINS- Also known as ‘The Snowies’, the Snowy Mountains are the highest mountain range in the country which also form a part of the Australian Alps. The group of mountains also has the highest peak on the Aussie Land – Mt. Kosciuszko which is 2228m above sea level. The summit was declared a World Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1997 after which it earned global significance.

5.       MOUNT HOTHAM- Australia has clearly some of the best ski resorts. Those who have only seen the country`s beaches they have clearly never heard about some of it stunning snow-clad summit. Within the Victorian Alps of the Great Dividing Range, Victoria`s highest ski resort is located which is also known as Mount Hotham. The resort offers luxury accommodation in alpine village, so those who want to make the most of the winters can head here.  

Pack your bags and of course a pair of comfortable shoes to treat on the most majestic trekking trails. If you haven’t applied for the country`s visa, then you can simply apply for it through ETA application online form forAustralia by logging on to our website www.australiae-visa.com .