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adventure Biv
Bluff Hut
boo boo hut
Browning Biv
Burn Creek Hut
Campbell Biv
Cone Creek Hut
county Hut
Crawford Junction Hut
Crystal Biv
Dickie Spur Hut
Dunns Hut
explorer hut
Frew Saddle Biv
Frisco Hut
gerhardt spur biv
greys Hut
griffin creek hut
ivory lake hut
Healey Creek Hut
Hunts creek hut
Jacko flat hut
Johnson Hut
kakapo hut
Kiwi Hut
Kiwi Flat Hut
koropuku hut
lake morgan hut
lower olderog biv
Mid styx hut
Mid Trent hut
Mikonui spur biv
moonbeam hut
Mt Brown Hut
Mt Curtis Hut
Mullins Hut
Mungo hut
Nardoo Biv
newton creek hut
Newton Range Biv
Nolans Hut
OLd julia hut
Otehake Hut
pell stream hut
pfeifer biv
Pinnacle Biv
poet hut
Price Basin Hut
polluck creek hut
Roaring Billy Hut
Rocky Creek Biv
Scamper Torrent Hut
Scottys Biv
Serpentine Hut
Sir Robert Hut
Smyth Hut
Stan's Hut
Thomas River Hut
Toaroha Saddle Biv
Top Crawford Hut
Top Crooked Hut
top kokatahi Hut
Top Okarito Hut
Top olderog biv
Top Trent hut
top tuke hut
top waitaha hut
top waitahu biv
townsend hut
tunnel creek hut
waikiti hut
wheel creek hut
wilkinson hut
yeats ridge hut
Archive of Huts lost and gone

Locating the Huts Geographically
  • Each of the hut pages on the website has a small map, which if clicked takes you to the relevant location on the www.topomap.co.nz website. Alternately, you can view the geographical location of all the huts using the By Map link.

Permolat Tracks not found on NZ Topo Map website
  • Some of the tracks being maintained by Permolat are not marked on the NZ Topo maps but if you contact us, we can email you the relevant gpx file.
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Special Note
  • The remote hut zone is an extremely rugged alpine environment and the routes and tracks often rudimentary. High levels of fitness and experience, specific to this type of country, as well as good quality gear, are essential. We are getting increasing numbers of enquiries from folk, many of them from overseas, who don't have these prerequisites. Often because they've done a few of the great walks, (the Abel Tasman, Nelson Lakes, the Kepler) which are maintained to a much higher level, they now feel suitably qualified to tackle the remote hut zone. Forget it! While a few huts on this site are pretty easy to reach, most routes are moderate to very difficult. If you haven't been in this type of country before, get a guide, or go and try something a bit easier in order to build your skill level up. Your local DOC Information Centre will hopefully point you in the right direction. You may think this disclaimer doesn't apply to you because you have plenty of experience in the wilderness in your country of origin, but you'll still be lacking some specific skill sets that are unique to the NZ wilderness.

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