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Mt Buller is Victoria's most accessible alpine resort, offering adventure, excitement and relaxation just a few short hours from Melbourne.
Wintertime brings spectacular views and amazing ski runs while the summer's clear skies, mild temperatures and fun-filled events will have you returning to the mountain in the off-season.
A premier ski destination for snow enthusiasts, Mt Buller boasts Victoria's largest lift network, offering skiers and snowboarders access to over 300 hectares of terrain covered by 22 lifts. Courses range from beginner slopes to challenging black runs, plus three terrain parks and an ultra-cross course. And come break time, you can try tobogganing and snowshoeing, or slow it down with a movie or visit to a day spa.
Explore every inch of Mount Buller's stunning scenery via the excellent hiking paths, mountain biking trails, four wheel-drive tracks and horse riding tours.
Ride from summit to summit and take in spectacular views on a mountain bike. Cruise through gentle terrain or experience the thrill of a downhill run. Bring your road bike and take the 7 Peaks Challenge or try Copperhead, a new mountain bike trail that mixes beginner downhill and cross-country.
Download the free Mt Buller Walks app and access a range of audio tours of Mt Buller's iconic walks. Hike to historic Craig's Hut, Bindaree Falls and Sheepyard Flat, or just admire the sweeping views from the 1,804-metre summit.
A great range of events are held throughout the snow season at Mt Buller, including ski and snowboard competitions, food and wine festivals, film festivals and much more. Highlights include whiteOUT!, July's gay and lesbian snow event, while mountain biking is celebrated in the Bike Buller MTB Festival in March.
Mt Buller is around 230 kilometres from Melbourne, or three hours and 20 minutes by car along the Melba and Goulburn Valley highways....
