We arrived at the pyramid when the sun was setting, just in time to enjoy some rock scrambling over the granite boulders and a hot drink while admiring this magical and atypical cabin.
Nestled in the middle of the serpentine roads, close to the flowing Murrumbidgee River, the pyramid offers the perfect city escape and time to stop and connect with nature.

Pyramids have a deep symbolism that goes back centuries. It is said that they have the ability to collect energy from the stars and deliver it down to earth. When you sit here, in the serenity of nature, contemplating the milky way shining over the pointed top of the pyramid, you understand the power this shape provides. We were so far from any city and town lights, the night sky was stunning and vivid.

We woke the next day to the soothing sound of raindrops falling on the tin roof. The bad weather didn’t stop us, and after wandering around the property and discovering its little hidden gems, we decided to explore the region. We had fun chasing multiple rainbows and golden lights on the scenic roads of Mount Kosciuszko National park, trying snow shoes with low visibility and exploring Yarrangobilly Caves. After a last stop in Jindabyne to buy some beers to indulge in by the lake, we were so happy to come home to the warmth of the pyramid, cook a comforting dinner and play board games. The following morning, it was, unfortunately, time for us to leave, but we felt so rejuvenated and ready for more adventures to come.