Mount Buller

Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

Skiing and Snowboarding

With over 300 hectares of terrain and 20 lifts, Mount Buller provides an exhilarating experience for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. From gentle slopes to challenging back runs, there is something for everyone.

Huskies and Scenic Chairlift Rides

Embark on a sled dog tour with huskies, enjoy scenic chairlift rides with mountain views, and relax at Australia's highest day spa for a truly unique experience.

Nighttime Thrills and Family Adventures

Participate in ski and snowboarding competitions, enjoy helicopter flights, and experience night skiing. Families can join the Gnome Roam adventure or unwind at the cinema.

Mount Buller Village

Explore Mount Buller Village for a comfortable stay with stunning snowy vistas. Choose from a variety of on-mountain accommodations, including backpacker-style lodges, self-contained apartments, and luxurious alpine retreats.

Dining and Nightlife

Indulge in over 30 bars and restaurants offering a range of delectable treats, from fast snacks to fine dining. Experience the buzzing nightlife in the village into the wee hours.

Local Culture and History

Mount Buller Village boasts a rich history as a resort town, with cultural landmarks such as the National Alpine Museum. The area between Mount Buller and Mount Stirling is also significant as the primary catchment for the Delatite River.

Local Cuisine

While known for its outdoor activities, Mount Buller also offers a variety of dining experiences. Visitors can enjoy popular local dishes and unique flavors that showcase the region's culinary offerings.

Cultural and Historical Significance

Explore the lands of the Taungurung and Gunaikurnai People, learning about their rich cultural heritage and connection to the land. Discover the historical significance of Mount Buller through guided tours and educational experiences.