Mt Baw Baw Trails

Mt Baw Baw Trail Information

Explore all trails at Mt Baw Baw ski resort. Find up-to-date information on trail status, grooming conditions, and difficulty levels to help plan your perfect ski day. Our trail guide is regularly updated to provide you with the most current information.

Last updated: April 20, 2025

Mt Baw Baw Trails(20 of 20)

Last updated: Apr 20, 2025 - 12:06 PM

Trail Difficulty

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Expert

Big Hill West
Unknown
Bombardier Run
Unknown
Champagne
Unknown
Drops on the Rocks
Unknown
Home Run
Unknown
Hut Run
Unknown
Hut Run Variant
Unknown
Hut Run Variant 2
Unknown
La Descente
Unknown
Maltese Cross Run
Unknown
Old Hut
Unknown
Painted
Unknown
Pauciflora
Unknown
Playground
Unknown
Ridge Run
Unknown
Road Run
Unknown
Slalom
Unknown
Slam Dunk
Unknown
Summit
Unknown
Tank Hill
Unknown

Trail Name	Status	Groomed
Big Hill West	Unknown	—
Bombardier Run	Unknown	—
Champagne	Unknown	—
Drops on the Rocks	Unknown	—
Home Run	Unknown	—
Hut Run	Unknown	—
Hut Run Variant	Unknown	—
Hut Run Variant 2	Unknown	—
La Descente	Unknown	—
Maltese Cross Run	Unknown	—
Old Hut	Unknown	—
Painted	Unknown	—
Pauciflora	Unknown	—
Playground	Unknown	—
Ridge Run	Unknown	—
Road Run	Unknown	—
Slalom	Unknown	—
Slam Dunk	Unknown	—
Summit	Unknown	—
Tank Hill	Unknown	—

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Tips for Mt Baw Baw Trails

Check trail status before heading out. Weather conditions at Mt Baw Baw can change quickly, especially during the winter season. Trail status is updated regularly to reflect current conditions.

Be aware of your skill level. Always ski or ride on trails that match your ability. Trails are marked according to their difficulty level to help you make safe choices.

Consider snow conditions. Freshly groomed trails offer a different experience than those with fresh powder or spring conditions. Check the grooming status to find the experience you're looking for.

Start early for the best conditions. Freshly groomed trails and untouched powder are best experienced early in the day before they get tracked out.