About Mount Hotham Alpine Resort
Mount Hotham Alpine Resort is a major alpine ski resort in the Victorian Alps, Victoria, Australia, located on the Great Alpine Road between Harrietville and Omeo within the Alpine National Park surrounds. Situated at around 1,750 metres elevation, it is known as one of Australia's highest alpine villages. The resort offers extensive downhill skiing and snowboarding terrain in winter and hiking and mountain biking in summer, with village accommodation, lifts and services.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an alpine village built along a mountain ridge at about 1,750m elevation, surrounded by snow-covered slopes in winter and alpine plains and snow gum woodlands in summer. The resort has ski lifts, groomed runs, terrain parks, cross-country trails, accommodation lodges, restaurants and bars, and a central village area. In winter the focus is skiing and snowboarding, while in summer visitors can explore hiking trails, mountain bike tracks and scenic viewpoints over the Victorian Alps.
Key highlights
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One of Australia's highest alpine villages at approximately 1,750m elevation
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Extensive downhill skiing and snowboarding area with 13 lifts and varied terrain
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Access to cross-country skiing and snowshoe trails in the surrounding Alpine National Park
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Summer hiking and mountain biking on alpine trails including the Australian Alps Walking Track