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 had an exciting delivery this morning with the arrival of the resort’s fifth Snow Factory.

The new Techno Alpin SF 220 joins the resort’s snowmaking fleet and will soon be producing 200 cubic metres of snow daily to support skiing, snowboarding and snowplay in the popular Burnt Hut area on the northern slopes for this winter.
“With one month to the season opening it’s great to have another Factory operating to support guaranteed skiing and snow for our guests,” explains Buller Ski Lifts General Manager Noel Landry.
“It’s starting to feel crisper and colder on the mountain and we’ve already had the first early dusting of the snow, however it’s reassuring to have this technology that can make snow regardless of weather. These Factories mean we can get a head start with a stockpile of snow before Mother Nature brings the ‘season-starting’ snowfalls we expect in late May and early June.”
Mt Buller invested in the first Snow Factory in Australia in 2017 and has continued to build the resort’s capacity for all-season snowmaking with further acquisitions; now totalling five factories around Mt Buller including three mobile units.
The newest Snow Factory will be positioned at the top of the Bonza and Northside Chairlifts boosting the cover and allowing more ski days in this fun beginner area and sightseeing zone near Spurs restaurant.
The Snow Factories produce icy particles which are vital for supporting a resilient snow base on the ski area and toboggan parks. The ‘snow’ is only comprised of super-chilled water and the particles are produced at a glacial -8 C when they join the pile that allows them to bond and freeze to one another. The snow piles are made in key areas on ski runs and snowplay zones in the coming weeks underpinning Mt Buller’s snow guarantee for guests to be making turns from the King’s Birthday long weekend.
Watch the snow piles growing on Bourke Street - click for live view

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