Talbingo Dam   is a major ungated rock fill with clay core embankment dam with concrete chute spillway.  Visitors can drive across the Dam wall and take in the scenic views from carparks at each end of the wall.

Tumut 3 Power Station  Miles Franklin Drive Talbingo.  Take a walk around Tumut 3 Power Station and see the size and scale of one of the engineering marvels of the modern world. View the power station from external viewing areas with informational signage. Unfortunately, as the power station is operational there is no internal access or tours available.  A picnic area with toilets is available for the visiting public.

Black Perry Lookout – Located on the Snowy Mountains highway at the top of Talbingo Mountain has wonderful scenic views of the extensive wilderness area at the north end of Kosciusko national Park.  

Jounama Creek – Camping, Barbeque, Swimming area Jounama Creek campground | NSW National Parks

Landers Falls

Buddong Falls  Buddong Falls walking track | NSW National Parks

Sculpture Trail – Talbingo is just one stop along the Snowy Valley’s Sculpture Trail – Sir William Hudson Park, opposite the Talbingo Service Station on Miles Franklin Drive is home to two sculptures of the Snowy Valleys Sculpture trail that featured in the 2023 and 2024  Sculptures by the Sea displays .

Snowy Valleys Wellness Drive – Wellness stops in and around the township focus on the rejuvenating powers of water become the focal point across the Talbingo landscape. Here you will enjoy quiet mindful moments in nature, take in views near and far whilst learning more about the language of birds. Download the NatureFix App for more information.

Yarrangabilly Caves  – A great family experience, bush walks, cave tours or a dip in the Thermal Pool Yarrangobilly area | NSW National Parks

Wildlife  Kangaroos (Eastern Grey)  abound in Talbingo.  Regular sightings of Emus along Blowering dam.  Keep your eyes open at night at you will see possums.  The keen observers may catch sight of Platypus and Lyrebirds.