Mt Buller’s mountain bike network is growing, with five new single-track trails creating new connections and riding experiences across the mountain.
A recent launch marked the completion of the new trails. The project was funded through the Victorian Government’s Regional Tourism Investment Fund, with Alpine Resorts Victoria (ARV) providing co-contribution funding and delivering the project.
The project is an important addition to Mt Buller’s green season offering. It makes it easier for riders to move through the broader trail network and supports ARV’s focus on creating strong, sustainable visitor experiences beyond the winter season.
Three new gravity trails, Alley Way, Bombs Away and Danger Zone, wind through mountain ash forest before descending to the Mt Buller tourist road. The Delatite River Trail Link and Woolybutt Extension add more than four kilometres of cross-country riding.
Together, the new trails create a more integrated network for a broad range of riders, from experienced mountain bikers to novices and families. They also provide more options for school groups, MTB events and other organised activities.
The new trails connect previously separate sections of the network, strengthen Mt Buller’s existing gravity offering and help complete a four-hour riding loop that starts and finishes in the Mt Buller Village. The five new trails give visitors more ways to experience Mt Buller outside winter and strengthen the resort’s year-round recreation offering.
Trails will open progressively ahead of the full network opening on Saturday 5 December 2026. Shuttle services and mountain bike uplift on the Northside Express Chairlift will operate each weekend from 5 December through to Easter Sunday.
The five new trails give visitors more ways to experience Mt Buller outside winter and strengthen the resort’s year-round recreation offering.
Page last updated: 13/11/26