Mt Buller spreads 76 runs across 741 acres skiable of terrain. It leans intermediate at 45%, with 15 beginner runs to find your feet and 27 advanced or expert runs when you want to push.

The 2026 season at Mt Buller runs from 6 June to 4 October, a four-month window that aligns with the Victorian alpine season calendar. Average annual snowfall reaches 2 metres, and the resort's snowmaking system covers approximately 78 hectares — around 26% of the total skiable area — providing early-season and low-snow-year insurance across the key corridors including Bourke Street and Burnt Hut Spur. The snowmaking system is capable of operating in above-zero daytime temperatures, extending its effective window compared to systems at higher-altitude resorts.

Mt Buller sits on the south-western edge of the Victorian Alps, which makes it more exposed to cold airmasses moving up from the Southern Ocean than resorts further north-east. This positioning contributes to some of the lowest recorded maximum temperatures in regional Victoria — a useful buffer during warm spells that affect other resorts. The Ikon Pass and Mountain Collective both include Mt Buller, connecting the resort with Thredbo, Mammoth, Niseko, Coronet Peak and a broader global network.