Talbingo Major Projects

Our Infrastructure - major improvement projects

Click on the project headings below for more information about the council led projects and for regular updates.

Snowy Valleys Council proudly partnering with Snowy Hydro on a Talbingo improvement project.

Talbingo Dam Boat Ramp Area Improvements - $1,350,000

The new Talbingo boat ramp with mooring pontoon opened to the public in October 2021. The facility allows boat enthusiasts to continue to use Talbingo Dam while swimmers have a safe and friendly recreation area to keep cool. Also included in the project were new amenities, improved pedestrian access and car parking.

The project was managed by Snowy Valleys Council on Snowy Hydro land at Talbingo Reservoir and Snowy Hydro own the facility.

Snowy Valleys Council received funding from the NSW Government develop a Masterplan for the Talbingo and Yarrangobilly Mountain Bike Trail Network as a bushfire recovery project.

Talbingo and Yarrangobilly Mountain Bike Trail Network

Council sought feedback on the draft masterplan and submissions closed on 7 February 2021.

Snowy Valleys Council is proud to be delivering over $658,000 in Government funded infrastructure and improvement projects for the community of Talbingo.

Council Led Projects

Talbingo Improvement to Public Areas - $225,000

Installation of a new playground and community area at the Talbingo shopping precinct. The unique playground and picnic area was completed in June 2020

Talbingo Wi-Fi Upgrade - $10,000

Public Wi-Fi access within the town centre was installed in June 2021.

Talbingo Walking Path - $350,000

Construction of a walking path from the centre of Talbingo to the Snowy Mountains Highway was completed in October 2020.

Community Led Projects

Talbingo Tennis Courts Resurfacing - $57,091

Conversion of asphalt surfaced tennis courts to synthetic grass surface courts has been completed.

Talbingo Country Club Disability Access - $16,645

Renovation of the Talbingo Country Club was completed in October 2020.