News and updates

We're excited to reveal plans for a new progression focused freestyle and terrain park zone at the Big D for 2025, along with some other exciting updates for the season ahead!

Join us as we celebrate the opening of the Mt Hotham Summer Walking Season! 

There's lots 'hop'-pening at Mt Hotham over Easter so bring the family!

Tackle the iconic 30 kilometre hill climb from Harrietville to Mt Hotham this March long weekend

Many of Mt Hotham’s endemic plants are bush foods and were consumed along with the nutrient-rich Bogong Moth by Mt Hotham’s Traditional Owners.

With walks to suit everyone from the picnicker to the hard core high plains hiker, we’re inviting you to discover the best of Mt Hotham’s trails.

Hotham is such an amazing place to explore. Whether you're heading out for a walk or ride there are plenty of places to enjoy a picnic.

More than 100 floral species including grasses and wildflowers turn Hotham's slopes into fields of green and delightful colour during summer.

A small team from the Mount Hotham Alpine Resort Management Board are delivering an important service in growing and supplying plants to some of Australia's biggest ski resorts.

The Cobungra Ditch Walking Track which follows the course of an abandoned water race is now one of Hotham’s top bushwalking attractions.

Summer is a great time to explore Mt Hotham and the surrounding alpine region. Find out how to make the most of your experience.

Often flowering while still hidden under the snow, the Alpine Marsh Marigold is a rare find at Mount Hotham.

It's a tiny bright blue predator and it's appearing in Swindler's Valley right now. The Blue Planarian (flatworm) is one of Hotham's smallest residents.

Whether you're an experienced hiker or a fresh face to the tracks, there is plenty to do at Hotham during the warmer months.