Mount Buller Alpine Resort

Mount Buller Alpine Resort is a major alpine resort in the Victorian Alps, about 208 kilometres northeast of Melbourne in the unincorporated Mount Buller Alpine Resort area. Centred on Mount Buller (1,805m), it is Victoria's most accessible large ski resort with extensive lift-served terrain. Notable for winter skiing and snowboarding and summer hiking and mountain biking, it operates as a year-round mountain village with accommodation, services and alpine scenery within the Australian Alps.

Visitors can expect a developed alpine village at around 1,600m elevation with ski lifts, groomed runs, toboggan parks, accommodation, restaurants and retail. In winter the landscape is snow-covered with lift-served skiing and snowboarding areas, snow play zones and ski school facilities. In summer the same terrain offers exposed alpine meadows, snow gum woodlands, walking trails, mountain bike trails and scenic lookouts with views across the Victorian Alps. The resort is managed as an unincorporated alpine resort with resort entry gates, visitor services and seasonal operations.