City: Australian Capital Territory
Top Things to do in Australian Capital Territory
Top Restaurants in Australian Capital Territory
The 7 Best Hiking Trails in Australian Capital Territory, Australia
The Australian Capital Territory (ACT; known as the Federal Capital Territory until 1938) is Australia's federal district, located in the south-east of the country and enclaved within the state of New South Wales. It contains Canberra, the capital city of Australia.
Restaurants in Australian Capital Territory
1. Booroomba Rocks Walk
2. ANZAC Parade Walk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 433 reviews
Reviewed By Joondalup71 - Perth, Australia
Moving memorials - beautifully crafted; well worth a walk along the avenue - both sides; choose a time of day that is conducive to walking and you will be rewarded; the horses at the Boer memorial are stunning/ superb/ moving/ lifelike. there is no shelter along the way and no facilities; we parked in the street parallel behind; must get out of car and walk to gain the best - stunning as you drive by but it insists you walk by;
3. Shepherds Lookout
4. One Tree Hill Lookout Walk (Centenary Trail)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By FrostyRemo - Melbourne, Australia
For a taste of the Canberra Centenary trail this is a great introduction. Be rewarded with great views and plenty of bird life as you gradually ascend to the One Tree Hill Lookout. Keep an eye out for the critically endangered Orange Sunshine Moth when relaxing at the summit Lookout.
5. Canberra Centenary Trail
6. Corin Forest
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 188 reviews
Reviewed By holidayluvingmum - Wamberal, Australia
This was a great way for our children to experience snow for the first time at a fraction of the cost of taking them to Thredbo, snowy mountain ski resorts etc. We stayed in a cheap cabin in Canberra and drove 50-60 mins to Corin Forest. $20 for snow play, we bought toboggans and gear from Aldi. We went for the early morning 8:30 sessions which we thought were good, the snow was fresh and there was no problem getting a park. Our primary age kids and my partner also took ski lessons. Although the ski field is small it is perfectly adequate for first timers and they still had a ball. The ski teachers were helpful. After the lesson they had some time to free play skiiing down the slope. The “magic carpet” was easy for our 6yo to manage. Skiing package is more expensive than snow play- $100 per person for half day of lesson, ski hire and free play. But still, compared to the cost of accommodation, travel and lift passes etc in a ski resort, we could make our kids “dreams come true” in our budget. The pizzas from the cafe were yummy too and not overpriced considering they could choose to gouge you Lots to do in Canberra on the non snow days too
