Queanbeyan to Khancoban, towing.

Submitted: Tuesday, Jan 13, 2015 at 07:10
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Hi folks, we regularly travel to Khancoban but since moving to Queanbeyan I am exploring route options. Going up to Yass, then down the Hume to Gundagai, Batlow, Tumba and then Khancoban is probably the least demanding route but about 100km more than the next two options...

We have travelled Queanbeyan to Cooma, Jindabyne, Thredbo and through to Khancoban a couple of times but towing the boat is challenging and potentially dangerous when dodging boy racer motorbikes coming the other way all day. But if we have to we will travel that way again. We are travelling with another car that can sort of act as a pilot and call through oncoming traffic.

The route I havent tried before is Queanbeyan to Cooma to Selwyn to Cabramurra, Tooma and then down to Khancoban. From memory the run up to Selwyn is quite good but how does the rest of it through Tooma compare to the Thredbo to Khancoban twist-fest.

I guess what I am looking for is the lesser of two evils. And does anyone know if I am travelling through do I need to pay the $16 park fee? Every other time I have gone through the booths have been shut but this will be on a Saturday morning.

Thanks - Pat
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