Browse accommodation, activities and rentals to organise your perfect trip and check out when you're ready.
Whether you’re looking for maps of the village, hiking, or biking trails, you’ll find all the maps you need right here.
Explore the unique alpine environment in a day at Mt Buller. Explore the mountain on the hiking or biking trails, or enjoy time in the Village.
When staying overnight, there is plenty of on-mountain accommodation at Mt Buller, or in the valley and surrounds, to keep you cosy and comfortable.
Only 3 hours from Melbourne, there are a range of travel options to get you here.
Mt Buller offers the ideal biking escape, no matter what you’re into!
There's no better way to unlock the secrets of the High Country than on your own two feet.
Magnificent views, fresh mountain air and a cool summer climate to provide the ideal setting to enjoy a wide range of alpine activities.
There's so much more to discover. Explore Mt Buller & surroundings.
The mountain air drives a good appetite, so stop and enjoy a bite at one of our eateries with everything from coffee and cake to a full pub meal.
Grab what you need. Treat yourself to what you want. Take advantage of our rental and retail services to keep you riding in comfort or indulge in a bit of retail therapy during your visit.
Browse accommodation, activities and rentals to organise your perfect trip and check out when you're ready.
Whether you’re looking for maps of the village, hiking, or biking trails, you’ll find all the maps you need right here.
Explore the unique alpine environment in a day at Mt Buller. Explore the mountain on the hiking or biking trails, or enjoy time in the Village.
When staying overnight, there is plenty of on-mountain accommodation at Mt Buller, or in the valley and surrounds, to keep you cosy and comfortable.
Only 3 hours from Melbourne, there are a range of travel options to get you here.
Mt Buller offers the ideal biking escape, no matter what you’re into!
There's no better way to unlock the secrets of the High Country than on your own two feet.
Magnificent views, fresh mountain air and a cool summer climate to provide the ideal setting to enjoy a wide range of alpine activities.
There's so much more to discover. Explore Mt Buller & surroundings.
The mountain air drives a good appetite, so stop and enjoy a bite at one of our eateries with everything from coffee and cake to a full pub meal.
Grab what you need. Treat yourself to what you want. Take advantage of our rental and retail services to keep you riding in comfort or indulge in a bit of retail therapy during your visit.
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Mt Buller has a reputation for being more than a ski resort, and this season is proving no different. The vibrant arts community on Mt Buller has been working hard and this winter season sees the resort showcasing a range of these talented artists, and their diverse range of works in a series of exhibitions.
Held in the Mt Buller Interpretive Centre, in the Alpine Central building, well-known Melbourne artist Nicole Haeberle’s “Into the White” collection of paintings is currently on display.

Nicole Haeberle's "Into the White" exhibition
Haeberle’s work has a strong focus on landscapes and travel, with her recent paintings inspired by the snow scapes of Mt Buller and Thredbo. Her artwork is showing until 20 July and is available to purchase.
Following Nicole’s exhibition will be talented photographer Sealey Brandt’s “Three Years” display. Brandt’s work focusses on family portraiture and her overseas adventures to places such as Mongolia and Namibia. Brandt’s work will be displayed in the Arts Centre from 22 July to 6 August, with an opening celebration taking place from 6pm on 22 July.
Photographer and Mt Buller local Tony Harrington will then be showcased with his work “Buller & Beyond”. The collection shares an inside look at Mt Buller through Harrington’s lens, capturing the mountain in her many moods and from some unique angles. The photographs will be on display from 12 -27 August, and available to purchase.
One of Tony Harrington's stunning mountain scapes
Rounding out the season, contemporary artist Colin Hyett will be showing his latest work once again after a successful Mt Buller exhibition in 2016. Hyett’s artwork and installations will be on display from 2 – 17 September.
For further information check out the event listings on the website here.
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