Getting to Hotham
Self Drive, Transfers and Flying to the Victorian Alps

Getting To Hotham

The Hotham Airport brings the ski fields closer to you. Located just 20 kms from Hotham and 10 kms from Dinner Plain, you land at Australia's highest commercial airport only minutes from the slopes. With direct and connecting flights Australia wide, fly in to Hotham this season and enjoy more time to live the high life.

It's still a wonderful trip by car though, as Hotham is located at the highest point of the Great Alpine Road - a classic Australian motoring route. There is sealed road access from both sides of the mountain, ample overnight parking and unloading zones close to your accommodation. A Resort Entry Fee is applied to vehicles and passengers of coaches and taxis entering the resort during the declared snow season.

Travelling From Melbourne and Down South

Fly direct from Melbourne Airport to Hotham Airport.
Take the Hume Highway to Wangaratta and then the Great Alpine Road via Bright and Harrietville, travel time is about 4.5 hours.
Or take the Princes Highway to Bairnsdale and the Great Alpine Road via Omeo and Dinner Plain, travel time is about 5.5 hours.
Coaches depart daily from Melbourne's Spencer Street Coach Terminal and Tullamarine Airport and travel via the Hume Highway to Myrtleford, Bright and Harrietville.

Travelling from Sydney

Fly direct from Kingsford Smith Airport to Hotham Airport.
Take the Hume Highway to Albury-Wodonga and follow the snow signs to Yackandandah then turn off to Myrtleford.
At Myrtleford turn on to the Great Alpine Road to Bright, then Harrietville and Mount Hotham.

Travelling from Queensland

Fly to Sydney and board a connecting QantasLink flight direct to Hotham Airport.
Take the Newell Highway from Queensland to Tocumwal and Cobram, then onto Wangaratta and the Great Alpine Road.

Travelling From Adelaide, Perth and Tasmania