Alpine Way

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Alpine Way
Australian Route 16.svg
Length 126 km (78 mi)
Direction East-West
From Barry Way,
Jindabyne, New South Wales
via Khancoban
To Australian Alphanumeric State Route B400.svg Murray Valley Highway, 14 km east of Corryong, Victoria on NSW/Vic. Border
Established 1950's
Allocation Alpine Way
Brumbies grazing near Dead Horse Gap
Murray River at Tom Groggin
Geehi Walls near Mount Kosciuszko from the Alpine way

The Alpine Way is a State highway in New South Wales, Australia. The Alpine Way starts near Jindabyne on the eastern side of the Snowy Mountains. It runs south-west past Thredbo and crosses the crest of the Great Dividing Range at Dead Horse Gap. It then winds around the western side of the range along the upper reaches of the Murray River, past the Geehi River to Khancoban, connecting with the Murray Valley Highway.

The Alpine Way was built about 1950 as part of the access for the Snowy Mountains Scheme and paving of the road was completed in the 1990s. It is winding and very scenic.

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Coordinates: 36°10′5.80″S 148°0′54.72″E / 36.168278°S 148.0152°E / -36.168278; 148.0152


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