Turners Biv
Fiordland National Park
These bivvy rocks were discovered by Samuel Turner in about 1920. The rocks are located on a tussock terrace above Leader Creek in the Darran Mountains. Two rocks have space for three and two. With a direct view across to Mount Tutoko, this biv is used by climbers heading on up Mounts Tutoko and Madeline.
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Getting there
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A marked track leads up the Tutoko River, eventually giving out on river flats. From the Leader Falls, a well marked track leads up the true left. Route details here http://climbnz.org.nz/nz/si/fiordland/cleddau-river/tutoko-river |
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Altitude
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1,510m |
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Maps
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NZTopo50-CA09
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ID 10344
About this rock bivouac
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