Browse accommodation, activities and rentals to organise your perfect trip and check out when you're ready.
Whether you’re looking for maps of the village, hiking, or biking trails, you’ll find all the maps you need right here.
Explore the unique alpine environment in a day at Mt Buller. Explore the mountain on the hiking or biking trails, or enjoy time in the Village.
When staying overnight, there is plenty of on-mountain accommodation at Mt Buller, or in the valley and surrounds, to keep you cosy and comfortable.
Only 3 hours from Melbourne, there are a range of travel options to get you here.
Mt Buller offers the ideal biking escape, no matter what you’re into!
There's no better way to unlock the secrets of the High Country than on your own two feet.
Magnificent views, fresh mountain air and a cool summer climate to provide the ideal setting to enjoy a wide range of alpine activities.
There's so much more to discover. Explore Mt Buller & surroundings.
The mountain air drives a good appetite, so stop and enjoy a bite at one of our eateries with everything from coffee and cake to a full pub meal.
Grab what you need. Treat yourself to what you want. Take advantage of our rental and retail services to keep you riding in comfort or indulge in a bit of retail therapy during your visit.
Browse accommodation, activities and rentals to organise your perfect trip and check out when you're ready.
Whether you’re looking for maps of the village, hiking, or biking trails, you’ll find all the maps you need right here.
Explore the unique alpine environment in a day at Mt Buller. Explore the mountain on the hiking or biking trails, or enjoy time in the Village.
When staying overnight, there is plenty of on-mountain accommodation at Mt Buller, or in the valley and surrounds, to keep you cosy and comfortable.
Only 3 hours from Melbourne, there are a range of travel options to get you here.
Mt Buller offers the ideal biking escape, no matter what you’re into!
There's no better way to unlock the secrets of the High Country than on your own two feet.
Magnificent views, fresh mountain air and a cool summer climate to provide the ideal setting to enjoy a wide range of alpine activities.
There's so much more to discover. Explore Mt Buller & surroundings.
The mountain air drives a good appetite, so stop and enjoy a bite at one of our eateries with everything from coffee and cake to a full pub meal.
Grab what you need. Treat yourself to what you want. Take advantage of our rental and retail services to keep you riding in comfort or indulge in a bit of retail therapy during your visit.
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Wheel chains required throughout the entire winter season.
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Observations from BoM at 1707m
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Blake loves making new friends on the mountain. Meet at the top of Bourke Street Express at 3:15pm each day during Kids Week and join the giant conga line as it winds its way down Bourke Street. Follow Blake all the way to the bottom for big smiles, plenty of laughs and a few well-earned high fives.
The Howling Huskys are back in the village and ready to make some new friends. Stop by for a pat, snap a photo and spend some time with these beautiful four legged locals.
Already braved the weather? Step inside and warm up at the National Alpine Museum of Australia. Explore 150 plus years of iconic alpine moments and uncover the stories behind Australia's rich snow history.
Meteorologists use weather models to make forecasts and it's not an exact science -- they can't collect data from the future! Mt Buller works closely with Jane's Weather to produce a tailored forecast and report for our unique alpine location. Check the weather report to see predictions in hourly increments, and specific to lower, village and summit altitudes.
Mt Buller has fast-changing weather patterns due to being a mountain that emerges from a low valley and rapidly climbs to 1805m at the summit. It's challenging to get forecasts completely accurate so use the information as a guide, and plan for the unexpected!
Being aware of changes in the weather is smart when you are in the mountains.
Look for rapidly growing puffy clouds (cumulonimbus) which signal storms may be brewing.
Take notice of changes in the wind direction and strength and check the forecast for indications of changes on the way such as cold fronts.
If, on a Declared Adverse Weather Day, insufficient lifts are operating to allow guests to enjoy a maximum of five (5) rides a determination will be made (usually by 1pm) and guests are invited to apply for a replacement day ticket. All the fine print about the policy is here.
