Mt Buller Ski Resort
Mount Buller is a popular ski resort located in the Australian state of Victoria. It is situated in the Victorian Alps, about 208 kilometres northeast of Melbourne, and is one of the most accessible ski resorts from the city. Mount Buller is known for its picturesque alpine scenery, vibrant village atmosphere, and a wide range of skiing and snowboarding opportunities.
Mount Buller offers over 300 hectares of skiable terrain, with 20 lifts providing access to 80 runs, suitable for all levels of skiers and snowboarders. There are also several terrain parks and dedicated beginner areas, making it a great destination for families and beginners. The ski season typically runs from early June to late September, but this can vary depending on the weather conditions.
The resort offers a range of accommodation options, including hotels, lodges, apartments, and backpacker hostels. There are also plenty of dining and shopping options available in the village, as well as various activities such as snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling.
In addition to skiing and snowboarding, Mount Buller is also a popular destination for hiking and mountain biking during the warmer months. The resort's proximity to Melbourne and its wide range of activities and amenities makes it a popular year-round destination for visitors from around the world.
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Mt Buller Live Cam
Stay up to date with the snow conditions from every corner of Mt Buller ski resort. We have collected all the best views from the Mt Buller snowcam so you can see what the conditions are like from all around the resort.
If you want to check out the snow depth from the latest storm, see if the sun is going to be shining or check out the weather before your next visit - check out the Mt Buller snowcam below.
Mt Buller Lift System
Mt Buller has the largest and newest lift system in Victoria with 21 lifts to get you around the mountain. The two newer 6-seater chairs are on the main green runs of the village which are perfect for beginners to find their feet on.
The majority of the mountain is serviced by the remaining quads and triples which whisk riders quickly back up the mountain.
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Seasons
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The official opening and closing dates at for current and past seasons. These dates are subject to change at Ski Resort discretion based on weather and snowfall. Estimated dates are based on historical averages or advice from the resort and retrieved from the resort website.| Season | Opening | Closing |
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*Closed early due to COVID-19
Where is Mount Buller Resort
As Australia’s closest resort to a major city and international airport Mt Buller is an easy and very scenic 3-hour drive from Melbourne. This has made Mt Buller the premier snow destination to both locals, domestic visitors and international visitors and can be easily reached by car, bus or even helicopter.
Access to the mountain requires the purchase of resort entry and if staying overnight you will need to pay for parking. Once parked the resort team have constant bus services to take guest from the car parks up to the resort and village. Otherwise, people ready to hit the mountain can ride the Northside express straight from the car park.
Local govt regulation requires all visitors into the alpine regions to carry snow chains which fit your vehicle. Once past the entry gates you will need to drive around 30 mins up the windy mountain road to where you will normally meet the snowline before reaching the car park. Mt Buller employees will advise when to put on snow chains.
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Despite a milder winter in the Northeast, ski resorts in the region have persevered, benefiting from late-season snowstorms. Riders, known for their resilience, continue to ski as long as the lifts are operational. Thanks to recent storms, many resorts are extending their season into mid-April and even May. A list of projected closing dates for resorts has been compiled, with some expected to remain open longer. However, these dates are subject to change, so it's advisable to check resort websites for the latest updates.