VUWTC are the nominal caretakers of this hut.  Located in the rugged little Penn catchment between the Pakihore Ridge and Table Top (on the Southern Crossing).  The hut has since been repainted.

It was located in a clearing on the trackless Oriwa Ridge, and this biv did not get much use.  It is now gone. Sleeps: Three at a squeeze. Heating: No Camping: There is a very nice campsite under trees about 20m from the biv to the east, you could get 3 tents in there probably.  You can presumably camp on the spot where the biv once ...

This derelict structure was replaced in 2006 with a new small hut.

This hut was removed in 2002 and replaced with a shelter.

This hut was replaced in 2006.  On a good day there are wonderful views of the Otaki and Waiohine catchments, while on a usual day this hut can feel a long way away from civilization.  A place that has seen its fair share of epics.

Situated at roadend below Blue Range. Sleeps: Only the desperate. Heating: No - though fires have been lit inside it. Camping: Unlimited.

A famous (and cold!) Tararua hut, located on the Southern Crossing.  Spectacular on a good day, but expect cold and clag.  The hut is now cream and red.

Situated on the slopes of Kapakapanui above the Waikanae river.

Situated on a high terrace up the Mangahao river this hut recieves less attention than it deserves. Sleeps: 12 on bench bunks. Heating: Potbelly. Camping: Yes.

A superb biv, located at the bush edge on Mcgregor spur, a visit normally means you are en route to or from the wonderful mid-upper reaches of the Waiohine. Sleeps: Two (low bunk plus floor) heating: No. Camping: You could camp on Mcgregor spur next to the tarn directly above the biv.