Police, SES, CFA and Parks Victoria rescued two hikers, and a number of drivers stranded in unexpected snow at Mount Hotham over the weekend.
Two hikers raised the alarm this morning when they became stranded at Wonnangatta walking track after camping overnight.
Police, with the assistance of Parks Victoria were able to walk the pair out successfully about 4.30pm.
They were assessed at the scene by paramedics.
Thirteen people were rescued after six cars became stuck due to heavy snowfall on Blue Rag Track and Dargo High Plains Road about 10.30pm on Saturday night.
This included a man aged in his 40s who was treated for minor injuries after his vehicle rolled.
Police are urging people to heed weather warnings, monitor conditions and ensure their vehicles are appropriately equipped for the conditions.
Those planning a snow trip, particularly day-trippers, are urged to familiarise themselves with alpine road rules and conditions, and ensure they have a backup plan in place should the weather change or access be restricted.
Snow-goers are warned to obey road closure signs and urge anyone that may have immediate concerns for anybody stranded in the area to call Triple Zero (000)
