The last fuel station on the way to Mt Baw Baw is located in Noojee General Store (48km) and major fuel stations located at Longwarry (92km).
Upon entry to the Resort, you will be directed by Mountain Staff where and when to fit your chains.
Depending on the snowfall this generally takes place once you have passed the Gate Entry.
There are a few chain hire outlets along the route to Mt Baw Baw.
Seniors, aged 65 years or over must arrange their free Resort Entry with the Guest Service staff at the Guest Information Centre when they arrive, along with car registration details and proof of age card (all passengers in the vehicle must be over 65 years).
Online here before you leave home or when you arrive at the Resort.
Please visit here or you can call the Mt Baw Baw Alpine Resort on (03) 5165 1136.
Day Parking - The car park closest to the village entrance (car park 1) is strictly for day visitors only.
Overnight Car Parking - Guests are required to park in car parks 2 or 3.
Make your arrival as simple as possible by booking over-snow luggage transport. You and your bags will be driven right to your lodge door, stress and hassle free in the over-snow taxi. Snow lodges offer complimentary over-snow transport so check at the time of booking.
Arrange your oversnow transport with the Guest Services team on (03) 5165 1136.
There is no resort shuttle service available at Mt Baw Baw Alpine Resort.
Noojee is just 48km from Mt Baw Baw.
Nestled on the banks of the Latrobe River and surrounded by rolling green hills and densely wooded forests of Mountain Ash, is the historic timber town of Noojee. This picturesque little town is a delightful escape from the heat in the summer months and lush and green all year round.
Just a few minutes' drive or a pleasant walk from Noojee township, is the Noojee Trestle Bridge. This bridge, known as No. 7, is the only remaining of seven trestle bridges on the section of railway line between Nayook and Noojee. The bridge is 102m long and 20m high and said to be one of the largest of its type in the Southern Hemisphere. It was rebuilt in 1939, after it burned down in the massive bush- fires of that year. Constructed from local timber, it is regarded as a fine example of the quality of work carried out by the Gippsland railways at the time and is classified by the National Trust. Visitors can drive to the base of the structure where steps lead up to its highest point. From the bridge, it is a short walk or bike ride along the trail back into Noojee.
A short drive of about 10 minutes from Noojee brings you to Toorongo Falls where you will find two stunning waterfalls, the Toorongo Falls and the Amphitheatre Falls only a couple of km walk from the car park and are well worth the short climb to get there.
You can stay for the day or stay for a while with a number of different accommodation options from luxury chalets to deluxe cabins as well as a café, a pub and an award winning restaurant.
About the Noojee region, local activities and events please visit here.
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