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| Missy with Flo and her new socks |
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| Field Hut |
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| Field Hut |
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| Joe Gibbs, hut builder and bushman |
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| Into the mist |
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| Between Field and Kime huts |
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| And the weather clears |
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| In life, it's not where you go, it's who you travel with |
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| Near Hut Mound |
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| Decision time - and on to Kime |
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| A welcome refuge |
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| Dishes duty |
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| Kime Hut |
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| View toward Wairarapa |
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| To Mt Hector it is |
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| The last climb to Mt Hector |
Erected by the Wellington Tramping Clubs for trampers and mountaineers who gave their lives in the 1939-1945 war.
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| Mt Hector memorial |
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| A lovely tops day, if a bit windy |
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| Dropping off Aston |
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| Into the scrub on Renata Ridge (just west of Aston) |
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| Elder Hut |
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| View over Kapiti Coast |
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| Rest stop on ridge 666 |
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| Eastern Waiotauru (Snowy) River camp |
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| Team Smith on dinner duty |
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| Crossing the Snowy |
Snowy Hut is one of a handful of unmarked huts in the Tararua FP. It is not a DoC hut and I'm unsure of its heritage.
It was very nice to find it easily and where we expected it to be. As is standard practice with these unmarked huts, we will not share the coordinates. Enjoy your own adventure.
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| Snowy Hut |
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| Snowy Hut |
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| The start of day 3 |
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| Lunch at Waiotauru Forks |
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