Bredbo is a village on the Monaro plains of New
South Wales, Australia. The Bredbo village is on
the Monaro Highway 34 kilometres (21 mi)
north of Cooma. The village is in the Snowy
Monaro Regional Council and had a population
of 169 in 2006.

Bredbo today is a thriving community, upported
by an active Progress Committee and with
many activities filling the local events calendar.
New residents to the village are presented with
a Bredbo Welcome Pack, which contains
information about the region's history, a copy of
the monthly newsletter and useful contact
numbers.
The Bredbo village hosts an array of small
businesses and eateries: places to eat include
the historic Bredbo Inn, which offers
contemporary bistro fare and accommodation;
the green-and-white-striped Pancake Inn,
serving up pancakes and crepes; Snowy
Mountains Gourmet Food, providing daily pies
and regional produce; and the Bredbo Pizzeria,
where wood-fired pizzas are a speciality.

Art and craft is a growing feature of the
community, with a number of creative artists
resident in the area. These include the
children's label Milli and Max; fine artist Lucy
Culliton; and Canberra-region design
collective, The Lost and Found Office. Locally
made goods are available in a number of the
village shops. Regional markets held in the
Community Hall on the third Sunday of every
month offer a range of local craft and produce.
Other retailers in the village include the Bredbo
Christmas Barn and the Bredbo Aromatic
Healing Centre.

A Community Post Office is located in the
Snowy Mountains Gourmet Food store. While
there is no postal delivery directly to homes in
the Bredbo village, the store is open from 8am
to 4pm, 7 days per week.