Licola is a remote alpine town, and gateway to world-class national parks and outdoor adventure.
The town was once a saw milling settlement and today has just one shop. You can refuel and stock up on groceries and maps for your adventure.
Rivers like the Macalister and Caledonia make trout fishing dreams come true. These mighty rivers also provide excellent rafting, kayaking and canoeing after the snow melts after winter.
Follow in the footsteps (and horse hooves) of the high country cattlemen with Snowy Range Horseback Tours and discover cattlemen’s huts, high plains and gorges reached by the romance of horseback riding.
The best ways to experience the Alpine National Park from Licola is hiking to the summit of Mt Howitt, part of the Australian Alps Walking Track or a visit to “the hidden lake” of Tali Karng, a stunningly beautiful place steeped in Dreamtime legend.
Macalister Gorge Scenic Reserve is a beautiful place. The wide, gently flowing Macalister River provides excellent spots for camping, swimming and fishing.