Lake Mountain Alpine Resort has produced a great new A2 sized map which details the walking, mountain biking and ‘shared trails’ on the mountain.
The map covers the area from Keppel’s Hut up to the plateau and all its ski trails, and then all the way down to the entry station at the turn off on the Woods Point Road. There is now an increased range of tracks then were previously available as a result of work by Lake Mountain staff in connecting existing separate tracks, and this has opened up some really great extended day walks.
The map contains details of a number of suggested walks, as well as photos of some common flora which visitors may encounter at Lake Mountain.
The map will be available at the Lake Mountain resort and a number of tourist, bushwalking and cycling outlets. Anyone having trouble finding a copy is welcome to contact Sue Parry, the Lake Mountain Environmental Officer via sue@lakemountainresort.com.au
Mountain Journal 
December 1, 2015 at 6:03 pm
Coincidently I walked some of those new trails last Saturday. The mountain bike track from Snowy Hill thru Arnold Gap to the Entry station is very well constructed for bike riding & a wonderful walk thru parts of the forest that escaped the 2009 fires. We saw a number of lyrebirds & flame robins along the way.