Sherwood Cottage

Brewed and cultivated on the property, this microbrewery & vineyard is tucked away for good reason. You won't find queues out the door, parking is aplenty and the warm fire is a welcome sight on a chilly day. Whilst it's a good 45 mins drive from the accommodation you won't be left disappointed or empty handed. Try the Fish Tacos, or if you need a palate cleanser, go the cheese platter! Pop in and say G'day to Liz and Bart for a coupla.

Nothing better than discovering a hidden gem while on your way to the mountains. Well-balanced coffee and delectable sweet and savory baked goods. You'll be glad you stopped, trust me.

The weather had turned pretty sour one afternoon. So, while there wasn't too much wind affecting the lake surface, we took up an opportunity to flick a few hardbody and surface lures on very light gear around some structure and snags on dusk.

Start in town and burn your way through to Tyrolean on the Mill Creek trails – all 48 kilometres of them! Expect well-maintained and flowy singletrack, very fun berms and a bit of rock garden business! There's something for everyone, from absolute beginners to seasoned riders, and you're rewarded with epic views back over Lake Jindabyne as the sun is dipping. No ride is complete without a Trail Pale from Colonial Brewing at Holly Go Lightly (on Thredbo Terrace).

We chomped at the opportunity to take some enduro e-MTB's out and leaves you with a smile from ear-to-ear the whole ride. See Steve (local daredevil) at Sacred Ride in town. He'll even come for a burn with you and show you all the trails!