Although there was not much snow in Oz this year, Mount Buller had a couple of lovely slopes. Of course it was crowded, all skiers and snowboarders on four slopes but people were considerate and cautious. Queueing at lifts for groups can easily be approved by reducing the three side lanes for single/private/ski school to two (singles & private/school combined), or by doing what Thredbo does: group of three, add one single, group of four get on. In Mount Buller the groups seem to have to wait till the single/private/ski school lane are empty before a group can enter the lift.

Beautiful site friday was lovely Too many people sat and Sunday Will plan week day only in future Loved all the cafes We tried lots, sublime point - woody's mulled mine lovely and view amazing. Loved the garage half way up sitting outside with an amazing mountain view and fire. Loved the free shuttle would have been nice if it contined down the mountain to the snow dogs - $50 ,for a taxi for a couple of min seemed a bit stiff. Loved the live music in the village centre - we had a lovely lunch of chicken roll and salad we bought at the supermarket along with disposable cutlery plates and enjoyed a winter " picnic " in the village - one of the highlights .we loved our visit to the aust sled dogs our time with huskies was amazing - could easily have taken a couple home 😊

Mt Buller was fabulous. Travelling to Mt Buller was surprisingly easy, the road up the mountain is very well maintained. The Mt Buller app made finding info very easy. The transport app made booking transport and reviewing bookings a breeze. There are lots of different food options on the mountain. It was like a winter wonderland.

If enjoying the wonders of nature through skiing, hiking or mountain bike riding is your thing, then Mt. Buller is for you. Lots of great tracks, fabulous MTB trails (in summer) and skiing in winter. The village is surrounded by attractive chalets set between the snow gums. Beautiful views.

Beautiful; serenity and picturesque. We did go off peak though. We loved it because we’re not into snow holidays. Very close to Mansfield, which is a bustling little town. Staying at Mt Buller, you are also spoilt because there’s beautiful lakes and picnic areas you can drive to around this region for day trips. We actually went for a dip in the river at a place not far from Mt Buller.

All staff on mountain were happy to help. It’s an expensive holiday with all restaurants serving same food, like burger chips etc. Save money by hiring your ski gear at hotel. Avoid hiring gear from Mansfield as it very expensive