About Mount Buller
Mt Buller Ski Resort
Just 3 hours from the heart of Melbourne, Mt Buller Ski Resort is the most accessible large snow resort in Australia, and the closest large resort to any international airport. Mt Buller also boasts the largest lift network of the Victorian ski resorts with 22 lifts to cover the 300 hectares of skiable terrain. Downhill ski runs are available for all ski and snowboard ability levels with 45% of the mountain suitable for the intermediate skier. There are also three terrain parks, each designed for different skill levels and two toboggan parks with dedicated snowmaking machines for plenty of snow play fun.
Mt Buller Events, Activities and Facilities
Mt Buller hosts loads of events all season long. Watch the Team Buller Riders, athletes and coaches as they perform some amazing high flying tricks 30m in the air to music from a live DJ. The Burton Cattleman’s Rail Jam is held in the village square where Australia’s best snowboarders compete in the longest running rail event. There’s also ski, snowboard, mogul and slopestyle competitions, film festivals, kids weeks, a fun 80’s day, tobogganing and dog sled tours.
The alpine village at Mt Buller sits in the heart of the mountain so there is lots of ski in ski out opportunities. The Mt Buller ski resort has the most on snow accommodation in Victoria with options to suit every budget. Plus there’s over 30 restaurants and bars, Australia’s highest day spa, a cinema, chapel, fitness centre, rock climbing wall, trampolining, museum, child care facilities, supermarket, medical centre, post office and information centre.
Mt Buller is accessible by car with designated day and overnight parking areas. Day visitors can catch the free shuttle bus to the village, or a chairlift directly to the ski fields.
Mt Buller Ski Passes
Mt Buller is part of The Mountain Collective with access to ski resorts in Japan, Canada, Europe, South America, New Zealand and the U.S. Ski resorts include Niseko, Aspen, Banff, Jackson Hole, Coronet Peak, The Remarkables and Thredbo.
Mt Buller is also part of the Ikon Pass with access to ski resorts in Japan, Canada, South America, New Zealand and the U.S. Ski resorts include Mammoth, Big Bear, Steamboat, Niseko, Coronet Peak, The Remarkables, Mt Hutt and Thredbo.
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Snow Resort Stats
Mountain
- Elevation Top 1805m
- Elevation Bottom 1375m
- Vertical Drop 400m
- Skiable Terrain 300ha
- Longest Run Little Buller Spur 2.5kms
- Beginner 25%
- Intermediate 45%
- Advanced 30%
- Total Number of Trails more than 80kms marked trails
Lifts
- Total 22
- Highest Lifted Point 1780m
- Gondolas & Trams 1
- High Speed Sixes
- High Speed Quads 2
- Quad Chairs 7
- Triple Chairs 2
- Double Chairs 1
- Surface Lifts 9
- Uphill Capacity 40000 people/hour
Snow Making
- Snow Making 78ha
- Total Number of Guns 213 (135 automated)
- Annual Average Snowfall 2.42m
Terrain Parks
- Total 3
- Name
- Half Pipes
- Half Pipe Size
- Total Terrain Park Area Size
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August 19, 2020
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June 16, 2020
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December 2, 2019
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October 14, 2019
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September 12, 2019
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