Hiking & Snowshoeing - Lake Mountain Alpine Resort

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EXPERIENCED ACTIVITIES

Hiking & Snowshoeing

There’s more than one way to see our incredible mountain,
and if you’re thinking about snow hiking or snowshoeing in
Victoria, this is the perfect place to do it.

Book Entry Resort Maps
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Activity Information

Entry to designated snow play areas and all walking and ski trails is included with Resort Entry tickets. Tickets are available for purchase online here or at resort on the day.

 

For more information on Entry and Tickets, click here.

We’re open 7 days a week during July Victorian School Holidays, and Thursday to Monday for the rest of the season.

 

Gates are open 8AM-4PM. All resort facilities are open at 8:30AM. Last Entry is at 3PM.

 

For more information, visit Open Dates & Times.

Snowshoes or skis are required on all ski trails. We currently don’t offer these for hire. Please see below a list of nearby rental locations.

Marysville Ski Centre

(03) 5963 3455

29 Murchison Street, Marysville VIC 3779

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Lake Mountain Ski Hire

(03) 5963 3444

436 Maroondah Hwy, Narbethong VIC 3778

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Cross Country Ski Hire Marysville

(03) 5963 3322

41-43 Murchison Street, Marysville VIC 3779

Walking Trails

Explore the winter wonderland beyond the village along our walking trails with panoramic views of Marysville and even Melbourne on the clear days.

Summit Walk

Closed Beginner

An easy walk with plenty of spectacular views on offer, perfect for young families. With sections that take you through snowgum woodland and stops along the way that look out north to the Alps and south to Marysville and Melbourne, it is a fantastic addition to any big day.

Leadbeaters' Walk

Closed 600m Return

This walk leaves from the south east corner of the Lake Mountain Village Car Park. Interpretative signs along the walk highlight the impacts of both the 1939 and the 2009 fires on the Lake Mountain plateau. The signs identify the regrowth Alpine Ash trees from 1939, the new saplings growing since the 2009 fires and relics from the timber logging that occurred here after the 1939 fires.

Ski Trails

Ski trails are open for skiers and snowshoers only and groomed in the morning, when there is sufficient snow cover.

Royston Road

Closed 1.7km Intermediate

An intermediate down hill trail, a great way to end the days skiing.

Muster Trail

Closed 2.5km Beginner

Easy trail, with a few short steep hills. Currently in maintenance.

Echo Flat Trail

Closed 3.8km Beginner

One of our easiest trails taking you from the village through some beautiful scenery.

Home Trail

Closed 1km Beginner

An easy two-way ski trail, with fun downhill sections. Perfect for beginners.

Snowgum Trail

Closed 1.3km Beginner

An easy ski trail.

Woollybutt Trail

Closed 1.9km Intermediate
A more difficult and technical ski trail, with steep climbs in both directions.

Panorama Trail

Closed 2.6km Intermediate
Skied in one direction, with moderate climbing and descending.

Jubilee Trail

Closed 5km Advanced

The most challenging ski trail for more advanced skiers, with long and short loop options returning to the Camp.

Hut Trail

Closed 1.9km Advanced

Ungroomed advanced ski trail for more adventurous skiers

Note: This is an adventure trail and is not regularly patrolled.

Jubilee Link Trail

Closed 300m Advanced

An advanced trail with steep ascent or descent depending on skiing direction.

Frequently Asked Questions

No, unfortunately. However, we have an amazing network of trails to explore, either by foot or in snowshoes. Check them out above!