Mt Buller

Mt Buller

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Weather at Mt Buller

partly-cloudy

Low: 2°C / High: 2°C

Wind: N 7 km/h

Recent Snowfall

24 hours: 0 cm

7 days: 15 cm

Snow Depth

Base: 71 cm

Season Total: 291 cm

Resort Status

Lifts: 0/19

Trails: 7/76

Last Updated: Oct 5, 2025View Full Report →

Resort Overview

Mt Buller stands as one of Victoria's most established alpine destinations, offering 300 hectares of skiable terrain just 3 hours from Melbourne. The mountain features 22 lifts serving 80+ marked runs, making it one of Australia's most comprehensive ski areas. With over 30 bars and restaurants, a vibrant alpine village, and accommodation for 8,000 guests, Mt Buller delivers a complete mountain experience. The resort caters to all skill levels, from first-timers on gentle learning areas to advanced skiers tackling black diamond runs like The Chamois and Federation.

Trails & Terrain

Trails

Total Runs

76

Total Area

741 ac

299.9 ha

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner
20%
Intermediate
45%
Advanced
35%
Expert
0%
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Mt Buller Lift System

Mt Buller's extensive lift network includes high-speed quad chairs, six-seater express lifts, and Australia's first alpine gondola, the Northside Express. This modern system can transport over 40,000 skiers per hour across the mountain, effectively reducing wait times even during school holidays and peak weekends. Strategic lift placement allows visitors to access a variety of terrain from virtually any point on the mountain. The most recent additions to the network have focused on improving beginner areas and creating weather-protected options for challenging days.

Lifts

Total Lifts

22

Lift Types

6

Lift Breakdown

Quad Chair
8
Quad Chair
T-Bar
4
T-Bar
Surface Lift
4
Surface Lift
Triple Chair
3
Triple Chair
6-Person Chair
2
6-Person Chair
Double Chair
1
Double Chair
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Location & Getting There

Mt Buller rises 1,805 metres above sea level in Victoria's Alpine National Park, approximately 248km northeast of Melbourne. The mountain's location in the High Country puts it within easy reach for day trips while offering genuine alpine environments. From the summit, visitors can view panoramic landscapes stretching from the Australian Alps to the Victorian plains. The drive to Mt Buller takes you through the charming town of Mansfield and up the scenic Mt Buller Road, with its 16km of switchbacks offering increasingly spectacular views. The mountain's positioning captures optimal snow conditions while remaining one of Victoria's most accessible alpine resorts.

Mt Buller

, victoria

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