TL;DR
Saying goodbye to the 2023 ski season, Mt Buller marked its 100th day on Sunday, September 17th, the final day of lifted snowsports for the year. Despite facing lower-than-usual snowfall challenges, the resort community and Buller Ski Lifts team rallied to provide 100 days of exceptional experiences and a successful Interschools Championships. The warmth of the sun quickly diminished the snow cover, prompting the reluctant decision to end the season. Looking ahead to 2024's grand celebration of 100 years of skiing on Mt Buller, there's a sense of anticipation. The mountain also unveiled a new freestyle park in the Summit area, attracting local talent for daily shows. As the season finale approaches, discounted lift passes and resort entry are available, while sightseeing chairlift rides and snowplay continue until Sunday.
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About the author
Michael Fulton
Melbourne-based skier and snowboarder with 50+ resorts across 5 continents. Specialises in Australian resorts and international resort comparisons.
