Mt Buffalo National Park

Mt Buffalo National Park is an all seasons national park, encompassing granite tors, sheer cliff faces, unique fora and fauna, and some of the most stunning views in Victoria. This 31,000 hectare national park is accessible from Myrtleford, fees do apply for entry and camping.

Winter at Mt Buffalo National Park

During the colder winter months, the plateau is generally covered in a thick blanket of snow, making this a great place for cross country skiing and general snow play. Generally less crowded than its neighboring ski resorts, its attractiveness makes Mt Buffalo National Park a unique winter experience, set amongst a beautiful granite landscape. There are many runs at Mt Buffalo including designated toboggan runs at Dingo Dell and Cresta Valley, 14 kilometers of well maintained cross country trails at Cresta Valley catering for all grades of experience, and a further 20 kilometers of the more remote and unmarked trails for those who love their back country skiing.

Summer At Mt Buffalo National Park

The appearance of wildflowers signifies the beginning of the warmer months as animals return the the plateau. There are a large range of activities available on the Mt Buffalo plateau in the warmer months including hiking, canoeing, picnicking, bike riding, swimming, rock climbing, hang gliding, and much more.

For a unique memory to take away from your visit in the area, be sure to visit the Gorge to see the hang gliders virtually jump off the top of a sheer cliff face and glide away.

Mt Buffalo Accommodation

There is currently no roofed accommodation available at Mt Buffalo, with overnight stays available by camping in one of the various camping areas on Mt Buffalo available. Fees do apply, in peak times there are minimum stay times. Bookings can be made by visiting www.parkstay.vic.gov.au