SNOW AND SKI AT MT. BULLER - An Adelaidean First Timer/Beginner's Experience (Plus Mt. Gambier Stopover)
The snow was exactly how I had imagined it to be - pristine white, soft, and utterly beautiful. It was our first time to see snow and we were off on a skiing adventure. Skiing, on the other hand, was NOT how I had imagined it to be. If you're a first timer/beginner and are planning your first snow adventure at Mt. Buller, then read on for a detailed copy of our itinerary and budget breakdown.
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| My first snow experience! |
When To Go
While
winter in Australia is between June-August, I hear the best time to go
is in July. We went on the 13th of July and it was perfect timing as
there was snow fall the whole day. And for someone who has never seen
snow, to experience actual snow falling from the sky was all I could ask
for. God blessed our trip with the perfect weather as the day before we
went, there was a blizzard (which caused the ski area to be closed for
half the day), and the day after we went, the sun was out with no snow
fall (although the snow on the ground would still be thick enough to ski on). Take into consideration that the weather might not be what you
expect.
Where to Stay
We opted to rent a self-contained accommodation at Mansfield, which seems to be the closest town. We booked with Robyn's Nest with no regrets (Thanks for planning this trip, Anna!). The house was spacious, modern, clean and everything you could ask for - at an extremely affordable price.
What to Wear
I wore Kathmandu ThermalPlus thermal leggings and top, fleece jacket, thermal socks, and joggers on top of my leggings. Honestly, you'd think I was sponsored by Kathmandu. Lol. I then donned the rental ski jacket, pants and boots. Put a beanie on, then the helmet, and goggles. The goggles allowed me to keep my eyes open while the snow was falling. Otherwise, I had to keep closing my eyes as the snow fell on my face. Kept a scarf handy which I definitely needed to cover the area below the goggles as we rode the ski lifts. Up in the air, the wind plus snow was intensely blowing on our faces and the area around my mouth needed a lot of moisturizer after. All in all, the layers of clothing allowed me to feel like I had my own little warm cocoon except the toes and fingers sometimes felt frozen.
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| Snow fall at Mt. Buller |
Getting There
Our group of 14 drove all the way from Adelaide in 3 separate cars. But honestly, if money was not an issue, I'd rather fly. If you check out the itinerary below, we spent more than a total of 24 hours on the road on this trip.
If you're coming from Melbourne, there is a 3.5 hour bus ride that will take you to Mansfield. Allow another 2.5 hours to get from Mansfield to Mt. Buller. Although Google maps says it'll only take you 3 hours to get to Mt. Buller, trust me, that's highly inaccurate as it took as an actual 2.5 hours instead of supposedly 50 mins to get to the ski area from Mansfield.
Our group of 14 drove all the way from Adelaide in 3 separate cars. But honestly, if money was not an issue, I'd rather fly. If you check out the itinerary below, we spent more than a total of 24 hours on the road on this trip.
If you're coming from Melbourne, there is a 3.5 hour bus ride that will take you to Mansfield. Allow another 2.5 hours to get from Mansfield to Mt. Buller. Although Google maps says it'll only take you 3 hours to get to Mt. Buller, trust me, that's highly inaccurate as it took as an actual 2.5 hours instead of supposedly 50 mins to get to the ski area from Mansfield.
Where to Stay
We opted to rent a self-contained accommodation at Mansfield, which seems to be the closest town. We booked with Robyn's Nest with no regrets (Thanks for planning this trip, Anna!). The house was spacious, modern, clean and everything you could ask for - at an extremely affordable price.
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| By the fireplace at our Mansfield accommodation |
What to Wear
I wore Kathmandu ThermalPlus thermal leggings and top, fleece jacket, thermal socks, and joggers on top of my leggings. Honestly, you'd think I was sponsored by Kathmandu. Lol. I then donned the rental ski jacket, pants and boots. Put a beanie on, then the helmet, and goggles. The goggles allowed me to keep my eyes open while the snow was falling. Otherwise, I had to keep closing my eyes as the snow fell on my face. Kept a scarf handy which I definitely needed to cover the area below the goggles as we rode the ski lifts. Up in the air, the wind plus snow was intensely blowing on our faces and the area around my mouth needed a lot of moisturizer after. All in all, the layers of clothing allowed me to feel like I had my own little warm cocoon except the toes and fingers sometimes felt frozen.
What to Do/Itinerary
Day 1 - Adelaide to Mansfield
12 AM - That's right, we assembled at midnight to begin the long drive from Adelaide to Mansfield
12 NN - After 5 stopovers for toilet/stretching/breakfast breaks, we finally arrived at Mansfield, where we decided to have lunch at Noodle House.
1:30 PM - Now re-energized, we walked to Discount Ski Hire where we fit and rented our gear. It was perfect timing as you can "pick up" your gear after 2 PM for use the next day (so you only pay 1 day gear rental).
3:00 PM - We drove to our accommodation which was only 2-5 minutes away from Mansfield's commercial area. Our initial plan was to drive to Mt. Buller in the afternoon but it was too late and we were exhausted.
10 PM - After dinner and games, it was time for bed.
Day 2 - Mt. Buller
5:30 AM - Early wake up time for breakfast and an early drive.
7:00 AM - Right on schedule, we left our accommodation to drive to Mt. Buller. According to Google Maps, the drive to Mount Buller would take 50 mins without traffic. We were targeting to arrive at 8:00 to have plenty of time to prepare for our 9 AM ski/snowboard lessons.
9:30 AM - This was the actual time we arrived at the carpark. Unfortunately, Google Maps doesn't take traffic and snow into consideration. Once you enter Mt. Buller, you stop at an area to put tire chains on, then make the very slow, single line, drive up to the car park. The snow was very thick thus cars have to drive with extra caution.
9:45 AM - Walked to Mt Buller Sports Central to claim our B-tags. The staff were kind enough to move us to the 11 AM class as we were already late.
10:15 AM - Changed into our ski/board boots and lined up at the carpark area for the shuttle up to the ski area, while carrying all our gear.
10:45 AM - Arrived at the ski area, and carried our gear to where the lessons were. Our group split up at this time as half went skiing and half went snow boarding.
11:00 AM - By this time, I was exhausted. The combination of the previous day's long drive, walking in ski boots that felt like lead on my feet, and carrying my skis and poles was not a good one. Still, the ski lessons began.
12:30 AM - Walking up the slopes and maneuvering my skis was 10x more difficult than I had anticipated. I don't have much stamina nor arm and leg strength (unhealthy, I know) so my friend and I just about gave up at the same time. How embarrassing. Lol. But I figured it was better than collapsing right there. Haha.
1 PM - Our sweet husbands joined us for lunch and ditched skiing too. We had lunch at the cafe which was extremely overpriced but really, there's no way we could bring packed lunches. So just enjoy. By this time, the lessons ended and the rest of our group were ready to tackle the big slopes and went on the lift to ski/snowboard down the slopes.
2 PM - We and our husbands made the journey back to the carpark to change into walking boots. It felt SO good to take those heavy ski boots off. We then went back up, and just enjoyed the snow - went tobogganing (at the kiddie area lol), rode the ski lifts, walked down the slope, and played with the snow.
4:30 PM - The whole group reunited and slowly made our way to catch the last shuttle at 4:45 PM.
6:45 PM - Just made it in time to return our snow gear as Discount Ski Hire closes at 7 PM.
7:15 PM - Back 'home', dinner, and just hanging out.
Day 3 - Mansfield to Mt. Gambier
10 AM - Check out. Drive to Mansfield town.
11 AM - Lunch at Blacksmith Specialty Coffee. Pricey but good. And wow, I did not expect a cafe like this to exist in Mansfield. Impressed.
12 NN - Drive to Mt. Gambier.
8 PM - Arrived at our friend's house. Dinner. Movie. Called it a night.
Day 4 - Mt. Gambier to Adelaide
10:30 AM - Brunch
12 NN - Sightseeing - stopped by the Blue Lake (which was not as blue as it is in the summer), and the Umpherston Sinkhole then drove back to Adelaide
7 PM - Home, sweet home.
12 NN - After 5 stopovers for toilet/stretching/breakfast breaks, we finally arrived at Mansfield, where we decided to have lunch at Noodle House.
1:30 PM - Now re-energized, we walked to Discount Ski Hire where we fit and rented our gear. It was perfect timing as you can "pick up" your gear after 2 PM for use the next day (so you only pay 1 day gear rental).
3:00 PM - We drove to our accommodation which was only 2-5 minutes away from Mansfield's commercial area. Our initial plan was to drive to Mt. Buller in the afternoon but it was too late and we were exhausted.
10 PM - After dinner and games, it was time for bed.
Day 2 - Mt. Buller
5:30 AM - Early wake up time for breakfast and an early drive.
7:00 AM - Right on schedule, we left our accommodation to drive to Mt. Buller. According to Google Maps, the drive to Mount Buller would take 50 mins without traffic. We were targeting to arrive at 8:00 to have plenty of time to prepare for our 9 AM ski/snowboard lessons.
9:30 AM - This was the actual time we arrived at the carpark. Unfortunately, Google Maps doesn't take traffic and snow into consideration. Once you enter Mt. Buller, you stop at an area to put tire chains on, then make the very slow, single line, drive up to the car park. The snow was very thick thus cars have to drive with extra caution.
9:45 AM - Walked to Mt Buller Sports Central to claim our B-tags. The staff were kind enough to move us to the 11 AM class as we were already late.
10:15 AM - Changed into our ski/board boots and lined up at the carpark area for the shuttle up to the ski area, while carrying all our gear.
10:45 AM - Arrived at the ski area, and carried our gear to where the lessons were. Our group split up at this time as half went skiing and half went snow boarding.
11:00 AM - By this time, I was exhausted. The combination of the previous day's long drive, walking in ski boots that felt like lead on my feet, and carrying my skis and poles was not a good one. Still, the ski lessons began.
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| Beginner Skiing at Mt. Buller |
12:30 AM - Walking up the slopes and maneuvering my skis was 10x more difficult than I had anticipated. I don't have much stamina nor arm and leg strength (unhealthy, I know) so my friend and I just about gave up at the same time. How embarrassing. Lol. But I figured it was better than collapsing right there. Haha.
1 PM - Our sweet husbands joined us for lunch and ditched skiing too. We had lunch at the cafe which was extremely overpriced but really, there's no way we could bring packed lunches. So just enjoy. By this time, the lessons ended and the rest of our group were ready to tackle the big slopes and went on the lift to ski/snowboard down the slopes.
2 PM - We and our husbands made the journey back to the carpark to change into walking boots. It felt SO good to take those heavy ski boots off. We then went back up, and just enjoyed the snow - went tobogganing (at the kiddie area lol), rode the ski lifts, walked down the slope, and played with the snow.
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| Tobogganing at Mt. Buller |
6:45 PM - Just made it in time to return our snow gear as Discount Ski Hire closes at 7 PM.
7:15 PM - Back 'home', dinner, and just hanging out.
Day 3 - Mansfield to Mt. Gambier
10 AM - Check out. Drive to Mansfield town.
11 AM - Lunch at Blacksmith Specialty Coffee. Pricey but good. And wow, I did not expect a cafe like this to exist in Mansfield. Impressed.
12 NN - Drive to Mt. Gambier.
8 PM - Arrived at our friend's house. Dinner. Movie. Called it a night.
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| Umpherston Sinkhole at Mt. Gambier |
Day 4 - Mt. Gambier to Adelaide
10:30 AM - Brunch
12 NN - Sightseeing - stopped by the Blue Lake (which was not as blue as it is in the summer), and the Umpherston Sinkhole then drove back to Adelaide
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| Blue Lake at Mt. Gambier |
7 PM - Home, sweet home.
How Much To Spend/Budget Breakdown:
$109.37 ($1,531.20 / 14 people) - Mansfield Self-Contained Accommodation for 2 nights (booked through Robyn's Nest)
$120 - Mt. Buller Beginner's Ski Lesson + Unlimited Lift Pass
$5 - Mt. Buller B-tag (It's like a bus card that allows you to ride the lifts.)
$66 - Rent for ski gear including ski, poles, ski boots, helmet, ski jacket and ski pants from Discount Ski Hire
$109 - Gas and Car Entrance Fee to Mt. Buller ($47 entrance fee plus gas divided by number of passengers)
$70 - Food (saved because we bought groceries to cook for breakfast and dinner)
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TOTAL: $479.37 per person
Personal Additional (Optional) Expenses:
$30 - Goggles from Discount Ski Hire (might not be as necessary on a sunny day but on a day with fresh snow fall, you definitely need it. Or else it'd be so hard to keep your eyes open.)
$20 - Walking boots rental
$20 - Ski Gloves from Amart
$170 - Thermal top, thermal leggings, fleece jacket, thermal socks - all on sale at Kathmandu
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TOTAL (additional/optional) : $240 per person
My Tips:
- If money is not an issue, fly instead of drive. It will save you SO much time and energy.
- Spend at least 2 days on Mt. Buller even if you only spend 1 day skiing and the other day playing in the snow.
- Consider staying in Mt. Buller (they sometimes have promos that make the accommodation quite affordable) and maybe experience living on a snowy mountain even if it's just for a night.
- ...or stay in Mansfield if you prefer.
- Get your rental gear from Discount Ski Hire in Mansfield instead of Buller Sports. Doing so will save you around $60.
- Or if you prioritize convenience over money, rent your gear at Buller Sports Central so you don't have to pack and carry your gear. Make sure you go REALLY early so as not to waste any time.
- Buy your own snow boots and ski jacket and pants if you plan to go on a snow trip more than once. It'll save you from the smell of the rental ones.
- Bring a scarf to wrap around your face for when the wind or the snow blows.
- Don't forget the sunscreen!
- Don't forget the tire chains for your car and make sure you have a car in a condition capable of going up a snowy mountain. What could be worse than having your car die on you in the snow?
- At the end of my ski session, I thought I should have picked snow boarding so I wouldn't have had to worry about coordinating with the 2 poles, ski boards, and heavy boots. Only to find that my friends who went snow boarding wished they picked skiing because it was so hard to stand up on the board (as you begin sitting on the ground). At the end of the day, we all had tons of fun with no regrets. The choice is really up to you.
Jeanne
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First time in the snow? How fun! Skiing can definitely be tricky to get the hang of, but I'm so glad to hear you still enjoyed your trip.
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I went skiing before! It was actually kind of difficult but so much fun! My friend and I have some of our greatest memories from that day! :)
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I can't believe this was the first time you'd seen snow! It looks so much fun I've never been skiing :)
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Even if it was a bit of a tiring trip and it was tricky to ski, it looks like you still had a lot of fun! :) I've never been to any of the snow fields in Australia - it would be fun to experience it.
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Ohmygoodness this looks like so much fun. I love when the snow is all pristine and pure, it's better than that sludge you get walking to the shops in winter, if you know what I mean?
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That looks like so much fun! The photos are beautiful, it seems to be an amazing place to be in the winter. I've never seen snow before and I would love to, it is one of my dreams. I also posted recently about my latest trip c:
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Oh wow that sounds like so much fun! I've never been skiing though I want to try. I hear that it is definitely harder than it seems. I can't believe that was your first time seeing snow! We get snow every once in awhile during the winter in Seattle. Not as often as we would like, but every time it snows it feels like a magical moment. Glad to hear you got to experience the joy of snow!
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