MT HOTHAM is opened for summer, with hike trails, free guided walks, tree-top tents, and much more.
With it being wildflower season, Hotham has come alive with more than 100 beautiful native flora species, making it the perfect time for a picnic under the summer sun.
For the adventurists, there is the Razorback to Mt Feathertop Walk, that starts and ends at the Diamantina Hut carpark.
This walk is 22 kilometres in distance and can take around seven hours to complete but, as the landscape transforms as you climb higher, reaching the summit well above the tree line, you will have beautiful panoramic views over the Bogong High Plains.
Until February 1, you have the chance to explore three iconic Mt Hotham trails with rich historical facts delivered by the guide, into the Baldy Gold Mine, Bill Spargo's hut and Derrick's Hut.
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These three trails are registration required, so secure your spot now for free.
Alpine Nature Experience's eco-village offers an unforgettable experience of sleeping under the stars whilst suspended between snow gum trees.
This experience is designed for duos, or trios, offering comfort among Australia's iconic snow gums, with an outdoor dining area to enjoy a meal, and a fire to relax by as day turns to night.
Or, you can spend your night in a Hyperdome, taking in the Alpine wilderness from underneath some cozy blankets at night.
There are customisable packages available to suit any pace, whether you wish to stay active with outdoor games, hiking trails and adventures or simply unwind.
Hotham's Davenport area is perfect for families looking for an adventure this summer, with places for your little ones to play and have fun.
Australia's highest playground is an amazing place for younger children to play, with an adjacent pump track.
You can also relive what it was like when the 'Zoo Cart' was towed behind a tractor for transport around the Village.
This summer, be sure to check out Mt Hotham, for an unforgettable experience.
For further information, visit the Mt Hotham website or go to the Visitor Services Office in Hotham.
