Beginner's ski slopes, Mount Buller
Beginner's ski slopes, Mount Buller
Mount Buller, a large alpine resort, is 150 km north-east of Melbourne and 35 km east of Mansfield. The travel distances are considerably further as they pass through the Great Dividing Range.
Mount Buller was probably named by the New South Wales Surveyor-General, Major Thomas Mitchell, on his Australia Felix expedition in 1836. Mitchell was acquainted with Charles Buller of the Colonial Office. The first recorded European ascent of Mount Buller was by the Government botanist, Dr Ferdinand von Mueller, in 1853.
Beginner's ski slopes, Mount Buller
Hotdogging, Mount Buller
Looking across Bourke Street to part of the village, Mount Buller
Chairlift and Bourke Street ski run, Mount Buller
Kooroora Chalet Hotel, Mount Buller
Kofflers Restaurant, Mount Buller
Snow Plough, Mount Buller, 1974
Kooroora Chalet, Mount Buller, 1974
The Bottom Station Chair-lift and Bus Terminal, Mount Buller, 1974
Around the 'Abominable', Mount Buller, 1974
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