Before putting on your skis, check the snow conditions at Mt. Baw Baw Alpine Resort one last time.
Depth and quality of the snow, date of the last snowfall, today's weather, temperature, wind... all the information you are looking for to have a great day of skiing. Please note Mt. Baw Baw Alpine Resort snow reports are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
Snow Reporter Comments: Today at Mt Baw Baw
22 August 2026 — There's a 60% chance of further precipitation today up at Baw Baw. Cams show the Hut Roll area holding a solid, machine-made base under the Snow Guarantee program, while conditions further up around Tank Hill and the summit remain snowless.
Hut Run Platter and the Beginner Magic Carpet are running today, keeping Hut Run open from The Roll. Summit T-Bar, Tank Hill Platter, Maltese Cross T-Bar, Painted T-Bar and Big Hill Magic Carpet all remain closed, along with the runs they serve.
All three toboggan parks and the terrain park features are closed for now. The cross-country network is in much better shape — Summit Trail, Latrobe Trail, McMillan's Trail, Tanjil Link, Beech Trail, both Village Trail loops, Mueller's Single Trail and National Park Junction are all open for a full day of touring. Resort Entry Road requires chains fitted as directed, while the alternate South Face Road is open and better suited if you're prone to travel sickness on the winding main route.
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Mt. Baw Baw Alpine Resort is nestled in Victoria’s Baw Baw National Park, just 120 km east of Melbourne, making it the closest downhill ski resort to the city. With 35 hectares of skiable terrain, 13 trails, and 7 surface lifts, it offers a compact yet complete alpine experience. The resort sits between 1,410 and 1,565 meters in elevation, with a vertical drop of 155 meters. While natural snowfall averages 66 cm annually, extensive snowmaking ensures reliable coverage throughout the season.The terrain breakdown includes 23% beginner, 54% intermediate, 15% advanced, and 8% expert runs, making it ideal for families and casual skiers. The longest run stretches 1 km, winding through snow gum forests and gentle ridgelines. Mt. Baw Baw also features a terrain park, snow play areas, and toboggan zones, adding variety for non-skiers and younger guests.Visitors choose Mt. Baw Baw for its intimate village feel, affordability, and ease of access. It’s a safe, welcoming environment for first-timers, with ski school programs and rental services on-site. Whether you're carving mellow groomers or enjoying a sleigh ride through alpine trails, Mt. Baw Baw delivers a relaxed snow experience with scenic charm.
