Mount Stirling
The “sister mountain” of Mount Buller, undeveloped with no chairlift. It is known for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and its native snow gum forests.
Mount Stirling rises to 1,749 meters, facing Mount Buller across the Delatite Valley. It remains in its natural state, with no chairlifts. In winter, a cross-country ski trail of about 60 km begins at Telephone Box Junction, and you can rent cross-country skis and snowshoes, making it a good choice for visitors who want to avoid crowds. The alpine meadows at the summit offer wide, open views. In summer and autumn, you can hike or bike the mountain loop trail to the top, or continue from here to Craig’s Hut. The snow season also carries an entry fee, and in winter you must carry snow chains to drive up the mountain.
Opening hours
Open all day (Telephone Box Junction visitor service open in snow season)
Nearby sights
- Craig's Hut
- Mt Buller Alpine Resort
- National Alpine Museum of Australia
- Mt Buller Bike Park
- Mount Buller Summit
- Howqua Hills Historic Area
- Delatite Winery
- Mansfield