Continue straight: From the intersection, the walk follows the metal walkway south, up the hill (away from the lookout). The track leads over the gentle rise and soon comes to ‘A rocky mountain home’ information sign
[43] and a ‘Thredbo 1.5km’ tag
[44] pointing down the hill. Here the walk heads down a series of steps to mostly flatten out at the ‘Flowers emerge with warmer weather’ information sign
[45]. Soon after this, the walk comes to a ‘Plant communities – keeping a low profile’ information sign
[46], marking an intersection (where the snow-pole line on your left joins the main track)
[47].
Continue straight: From the intersection, this walk follows the metal walkway south, downhill, soon passing a ‘Plant communities – keeping a low profile’ information sign
[48] and a ‘Thredbo 1.0km’ badge
[49][50] welded to the track. The walk continues to follow this track down the hill, then past the ‘Everything is connected’ information sign
[51] and the large ‘Kosciuszko Walk’ sign
[52]. At the bottom of the steps, this walk comes to an intersection (with a minor track on your left) just before a bridge at a lovely spot beside the creek.
Continue straight: From the end of the metal walkway
[53], this walk crosses the creek using the metal bridge
[54] and follows the paved path up and over the gentle rise
[55], heading towards the ski lifts. Soon the path leads past a small alcove with two information signs
[56]. Here the walk continues along the path a short distance to find a signposted intersection with the ‘Dead Horse Gap’ track
[57] (on your right), where there is also an arrow pointing back to ‘Mt Kosciuszko Lookout’
[58].
Continue straight: From the intersection, this walk follows ‘Eagles Nest Restaurant’ sign
[59] down along the paved path towards the chairlift building
[60]. The path gently winds down the hill to find the top of the ‘Kosciuszko Express’ chairlift
[61] and the Eagles Nest Restaurant
[62].
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