Mt Baw Baw

Weather at Mt Baw Baw

⛅cloudy

Low: 0°C / High: 5.4°C

Wind: NW 7 km/h

Recent Snowfall

24 hours: 0 cm

7 days: 35 cm

Snow Depth

Base: 0 cm

Season Total: 149 cm

Resort Status

Lifts: --/--

Trails: --/--

Last Updated: Jul 11, 2025View Full Report →

Resort Overview

Mt Baw Baw Alpine Resort offers a compact yet complete snow experience just 2.5 hours from Melbourne. As Victoria's closest downhill ski area to the capital, it provides an accessible alpine getaway without the long drive. The resort features gentle slopes perfect for beginners and families, alongside more challenging terrain for experienced skiers and snowboarders. With accommodation options ranging from cosy lodges to self-contained apartments, Mt Baw Baw delivers an authentic Victorian alpine experience on a smaller, more approachable scale.

Trails & Terrain

Trails

Total Runs

Total Area

86 ac

34.8 ha

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner

25%

Intermediate

65%

Advanced

10%

Expert

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Location & Getting There

Located in the Baw Baw National Park within Victoria's Great Dividing Range, Mt Baw Baw sits approximately 120km east of Melbourne. This positioning in the western Gippsland region makes it the closest alpine resort to Melbourne, accessible via a scenic drive through the Latrobe Valley and Yarra Ranges. The mountain stands at 1,567 metres above sea level, often catching snow when nearby peaks miss out due to its unique position. The resort area borders magnificent old-growth forests and sub-alpine woodlands, providing a distinctive ecological setting unlike other Victorian ski fields.

Mt Baw Baw

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Season Info

The Mt Baw Baw snow season typically runs from early June through September, with peak conditions usually occurring in July and August. The mountain receives an average annual snowfall of 1-2 metres, supplemented by snowmaking facilities on key runs. Beyond the winter months, Mt Baw Baw transforms into a bushwalking and mountain biking destination from November through April. The changing seasonal landscape offers wildflower displays in summer and stunning autumn colours in March and April, making the mountain worth visiting year-round.

Current Season

2025

Opening Day

6/5/2025

Closing Day

9/27/2025

Days Open

115