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Mt Buller
BIKING
Mt Buller is one of Victoria’s premium mountain biking destinations, with more than 100km of trails to explore. Take on gravity trails including International and Copperhead, ride cross country favourites like Stonefly and the Australian Epic Trail, or tackle the 16km Mt Buller Tourist Road. With gravity shuttles, trailside accommodation, clinics and events, plus 10km of new trails planned, riding at Mt Buller keeps getting better.
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MOUNTAIN BIKING UPLIFT
Spend more time riding and less time climbing with Mt Buller’s Gravity Uplift service. Depending on the day, your Mountain Biking Gravity Uplift Ticket gives you access to either the Northside Express chairlift or gravity shuttle from 10am to 4pm.
A Mirimbah Shuttle ticket connects the base of the mountain to the village, if you'd prefer to ride to the very bottom of the mountain instead.
Northside Express Chairlift
OPERATING TIMES: 10am-4pm continuously. For operating days see calendar below.
HOW TO USE: Load Mountain Bike Uplift Ticket (or Season Pass) to B-Tag and scan at the lift.
ROUTE: The Northside Express chairlift connects Horse Hill Carpark, Chalet Creek Midload and Spurs at the top of the trails. Your ticket also includes return rides down to Horse Hill carpark.
Not sure how to load your bike? Watch how to use the chairlifts here.
Gravity Shuttle
OPERATING TIMES: 10am-4pm continous loops. For operating days see calendar below.
HOW TO USE: Load Mountain Bike Uplift Ticket (or Season Pass) to B-Tag and scan at the bus.
ROUTE: Shuttles collect riders from Lower Tyrol Carpark and return them to the top of trails including Copperhead, ABOM, Outlaw Express and International.
Season Passes
Planning to ride more than six days? A Mountain Bike Uplift Season Pass includes unlimited chairlift and gravity shuttle access throughout the operational summer season. Combine with a 2027 Season Membership to purchase an All-Season Membership, at a discount.
Mirimbah Shuttle
OPERATING TIMES: Depatures at 9am, 11.20am, 2:40pm and 5pm. For operating days see calendar below.
HOW TO USE: Purchase Mirimbah Shuttle Ticket online. This is not included in the Mountain Biking Uplift Tickets.
ROUTE: Connects the bottom of the mountain, at Mirimbah Store, with the Mt Buller Village. Ride the Epic Trail or Delatite River Trail all the way down, then let the shuttle bring you and your bike back up.
Details
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The Safety Fine Print: Mountain biking carries risks. Mt Buller trails may have unmarked obstacles, steep drops and loose surfaces. Downhill trails are especially rough and rocky, so a suitable mountain bike with front and rear suspension is recommended. Ride at your own risk. Let someone know your plan. |
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Sharing the trails: Most Mt Buller trails are shared by walkers, runners, mountain bikers and horse riders. Check the trail maps, watch for horses and give others room. |
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Trail Maintenance: Help us realise our vision to create a sustainable, low maintenance facility that blends seamlessly with the natural environment by sending feedback to bike.mtbuller@alpineresorts.vic.gov.au. |
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Electric Mountain Bikes: Pedal assist bikes that meet EN15194 or have a motor of no more than 250 watts are permitted on Mt Buller and Mt Stirling trails. Bikes that run without pedalling or use a throttle are not permitted. You can hire an eMTB from All Terrain Cycles when open on mountain. |
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Helmets & Clothing: Wear an Australian Safety Standard approved bike helmet on all trails. For gravity trails, we strongly recommend a full face helmet and additional protective gear, such as pads and eye protection. Alpine weather can change quickly, with freezing temperatures and even snow possible in summer. Check the forecast before you ride and bring gear for changing conditions. |
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Bushfire Safety: Avoid riding Mt Buller and Mt Stirling trails on extreme or Code Red fire danger days. Check the North East district on the CFA website for current information. |
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First Aid & Emergencies: First aid staff are available during gravity uplift operations. Report downhill trail injuries to them. For emergencies on cross country or wilderness trails, call 000 and quote the number on the nearest emergency marker. You can also call Resort Management on 03 5777 6077 during opening hours: weekdays 8:30 am–5 pm, weekends and public holidays 10 am–4 pm. |