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The Buller Air Zone, located on Level 2 in the Alpine Central building, is an indoor trampoline park including five high-performance trampoline, a large inflatable air bag, a bouldering wall and a rock climbing wall.
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National Alpine Museum of Australia
The National Alpine Museum houses around 25,000 pieces of alpine memorabilia on Level 1 of Alpine Central.
The Gnome Roam is a fun guided train around the Village for kids, starting and ending at the Clock Tower in the Village Square. Download the Mount Buller Walks app to get an audio tour of the route.
Starting on Stirling Road and going up Athlete's Walk, the Sculpture Walk is a series of sculptures, which can be accessed year-round. Again, use the Mount Buller Walks app for a guided tour.
Starting at the top of the paved section of Summit Road, the Summit Nature Walk offers great views of the area on a dedicated path. The trail is quite easy, but has stairs and steeper parts at times. The Summit itself is very steep, and proves a challenge to walk up.
Australian Sleddog Tours offers an enjoyable experience enjoying the scenery of Mount Buller. Book in as early as possible, as it gets very busy.