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.

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.

Mid Y is located in the Waiohine river between Mt Holdsworth (Isobelle) and Aokaparangi.  Unfortunately its nearly 1000m up or down either. Sleeps: Six Heating: Smoky open fire. Camping: yes on the helipad by the river.

A popular hut on the Waingawa river and the best access point for climbing Mitre (1571m) the highest bump in the Tararuas. Sleeps: 20 or so on bench bunks, but lots of floor and deck space probably nearly doubles it. Heating: Potbelly. Camping: Copious.

A superb Tararua tops spot, nestled on the Waingawa side of Tarn Ridge.  In fine weather it has commanding views. Sleeps: 12 or so on bench bunks. Heating: A potbelly that doesn't often have fuel (as you can see wood is not plentiful). Camping: Tops camping.

Located off the main range below Nichols Peak, this hut offers superb views down the Waiohine river in good weather. Sleeps: 12 or so on bench bunks. Heating: Potbelly. Camping: Limited and in the scrub zone.

A roadend hut at Otaki Forks. Sleeps: 12 or so on bench bunks. Heating: Potbelly. Camping: Copious, and unlimited if you cross the bridge.