Summer at Tatry
Mt Buller is growing as a summer resort each year with an expanding list of major events each summer. Tatry Ski Club will now open our doors across a number of key weekends in line with these events across this Summer/Autumn period.
There are lots of reasons why you should try Tatry in the summer - great weather, fresh air, quiet, relaxing and significantly cheaper to enjoy it all (you can drive up and the mountain and park your car right out the front of the lodge with no mountain entry cost!). Best news of all, the cost is a mere $40 per person* per night! (see below for more details).
In advance of each summer season Tatry website will list the open weekends and corresponding events.
With all year round bars, cafes and even supermarket open all Summer, there really is no reason to not consider staying at Tatry, Mt Buller this Summer and autumn period.
Summer Weekend Arrival time: Arrival time from 7pm on the Friday evening
Summer Departure time: 5pm on the Sunday evening (including room cleaning), lodge will close at 5.30pm (Mondays on long weekends)
SUMMER/AUTUMN RATES:
NON MEMBERS
MEMBERS
$35 per night ($300 per night minimum charge)
CLICK HERE to view ACCOMMODATION AVAILABILITY and to MAKE A BOOKING
MT BULLER SUMMER EVENTS CALENDAR
Taking place in Mt Buller resort and/or nearby region
October 2021 - (30th/31st)
World Class Mountain Bike trails start to progressively open
November 2021 (26 - 28)
High Country Halls Music Festival (Jamieson)
December 2021 - (24th - 31st)
Christmas and New Year Celebrations
February 2022 - (11th - 13th)
Targa High Country Car Rally
(17th - 20th)
"Oscars 100" Hut to Hut Race
March 2022 - (Labour Day Long Weekend)
Mt Buller Mountain Bike Festival
"Picnic in the Park" - Food and Wine Festival
Merrijig Rodeo
April 2022 - (Easter 15th - 17th)
Easter Celebrations and Activities
Mountain High Fun Run (3km/6km/9km distance events)
Note: Events are subject to change or cancellation. Please check with event organisers for more details. Updates to Mt Buller events calendar can be seen at at the Mt Buller website: click here