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Updated 16 June 2022 Mt Buller Mt Stirling Resort is following this COVID SAFE operating plan to ensure the health and wellbeing of staff, guests and the wider community. Version 3.0. Effective from 7 June 2021 For more detail you can access the Government Advice for COVIDSafe Management of 2021 Alpine Activities in Victoria which will be hosted here.…

Mt Stirling is pleased to confirm the Stirling Café will be open from Saturday 12 June for winter visitors. The coffee will be on from 10am – 3pm this long weekend and delicious freshly made snacks to be enjoyed by the fire. The fresh snow from earlier this week didn’t survive the heavy rain that…

Summer is HERE – make a plan! Now is the perfect time for a trip to Mt Stirling. The days are longer, the mountain is a vibrant green, native wildflowers are all around and the birds are singing. Come and indulge in a good dose of self-care and wellness to start the year right. Explore…

*16 SEPT UPDATE – reopen to Regional Victoria from 17 September* Earlier article – 12 July Mt Stirling is pleased to confirm continued operations beyond 12 July ensuring access to the resort for alpine adventures on an appropriate scale for as long as conditions permit. Resort CEO Mark Bennetts shared an update on 10 July, …

UPDATED 2 JUNE 2020 Mt Stirling welcomes the Victorian government announcement giving a green light for alpine resorts to be able to open for skiing and boarding from the 22 June, 2020 in Victoria.  “… And for those eager to hit the slopes, the ski season will open slightly later this year on 22 June. …

In a time of uncertainty and a global threat to our species the tiny, endangered Mountain Pygmy-Possums of Mt Buller are an inspiring example of survival and endurance against the odds. Caro Ryan from Lotsafreshair visited Mt Stirling and Mt Buller this summer and was fascinated to learn about the world’s oldest living small mammal…

Works have commenced to reopen areas of public land unaffected by the Alpine National Park – Bluff Creek fire. The fire, which started on 1 January 2020 by lightning, has burnt nearly 4,000 hectares. Incident Controller at the Mansfield Incident Control Centre, Paul Foster, said while the Alpine National Park and parts of the adjacent…