Mount Stirling - Trail maps

Mount Stirling is located in the Alpine National Park of Victoria, Australia, a 3-hour drive from Melbourne.

Access to Mount Stirling is primarily through the Mirimbah Entry Station near Merrijig. From there, visitors can travel by four-wheel drive or shuttle services to reach the resort area.

A winter Management Resort Entry Fee is charged and can be purchased online at a discounted price by visiting the Resort Entry Fee page.

The ski/ snowboarding season at Mount Stirling typically runs from late June to October, depending on snow conditions.

Indeed, Mount Stirling is graced with real snowfall during the winter season. Renowned for its popularity among cross-country skiers and snowshoers and provides an exceptional setting to immerse oneself in genuine snow experiences and relish the winter wonderland.

Mount Stirling provides basic accommodations in the form of ski lodges and huts, offering a more rustic and remote experience.

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Yes, Mount Stirling offers guided tours and lessons for those interested in exploring the backcountry or learning cross-country skiing techniques.

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Yes, there are Ski and snowboard rentals where visitors can rent ski and snowboard equipment.

Mt Stirling Café is located at Telephone Box Junction. A great place to grab great homemade snacks and light meals, tea and coffee, a range of sweet treats, tasty toasties, sausage rolls, pies – and of course excellent service and local knowledge.

Mt Stirling does not offer childcare services. However, the resort offers group lessons and ski equipment hire for primary school children.

While childcare services may not be available, Mt Stirling is still a family-friendly resort with opportunities for skiing, snowboarding, and other snow activities.