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The Alpine Resorts

Victoria has six officially designated Alpine Resorts. They lie in the east and northeast of Victoria between 120 kilometres and 380 kilometres from Melbourne.

Victoria's Alpine Resorts

Management of the Alpine Resorts
The Alpine Resorts are permanent Crown land reserves, each managed by an Alpine Resort Management Board appointed by, and responsible to, the Minister for Environment and Climate Change. The Boards are established under the Alpine Resorts (Management) Act 1997.

The Alpine Resort Management Boards are responsible for the development, promotion, management and use of each Alpine Resort. They also provide or arrange required basic services and utilities including water and energy supply, and sewerage and garbage disposal. The Boards are required to carry out their functions in an environmentally sound way and in accordance with an approved strategic management plan. Each Board is represented on the ARCC.

Want to find out more?
For further information on Victoria's Alpine Resorts visit their websites or contact the resort directly.
---Falls Creek
---Lake Mountain
---Mount Baw Baw
---Mount Buller
---Mount Hotham
---Mount Stirling

Other snow destinations in Victoria include:
---Dinner Plain
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Mount Buffalo (Mount Buffalo National Park)
---Mount Donna Buang (Yarra Ranges National Park)
--''Mount St Gwinear (Baw Baw National Park)

-'' Mount St Gwinear (winter site)




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