Bimberi Peak

Bimberi Peak is the highest mountain in the Australian Capital Territory at 1,912 metres, located on the border of the ACT and New South Wales within Namadgi National Park and Bimberi Nature Reserve in the Brindabella Ranges. Part of the Australian Alps, it is a remote alpine summit accessible only by strenuous bushwalking. Notable for its elevation, subalpine landscape and panoramic views, it marks the ACT's highest point and is a significant destination for experienced hikers.

Visitors can expect a remote, rugged alpine environment reached only by a long, strenuous hike through wilderness. The peak itself is a broad, rocky summit with subalpine vegetation, snow gums and exposed granite, offering expansive views over the Brindabella Ranges, Namadgi National Park and the Australian Alps on clear days. There are no built structures, shops or facilities at the summit. The experience is wilderness bushwalking with unformed tracks, steep ascents and natural alpine scenery.