Tent Camp Hut, Cobb Valley

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This is the last remaining Forest Service deer culling camp, the meat safe still hangs in a nearby tree. There is an actual tent at the rear with two other layers of canvas over it, which also cover the front section. Very basic, but the hut book shows it's still used occasionally. This hut was built in 1973 and has just been restored (late 2014. See photo from GB Weekly - Rebuilt Tent Hut). For a full history/description see

http://gbweekly.co.nz/uncategorized/friday-31st-october-2014/

Old Tent Camp Hut, Cobb Valley. Replaced July 2014 • By deepriver. Licence: C.
Key information
Owner
Owner: DOC
Category
Basic Hut/Bivvy
Sleeps
Sleeps 2
2
Facilities
Toilet, Open fireplace
Water supply
Natural water source
Stream
Getting there
Getting there
About 3.5 hours up the Cobb Valley from the road end. Twenty minutes before Cobb Hut.
Unlocked
This hut is unlocked and open to access.
Bookings
No bookings — open access
No — open access
Other
Altitude
930m
Mobile phone coverage
No coverage
Maps
NZTopo50-BP23
Map
ID 1837

About this hut

Added 17 April 2007 by deepriverdeepriver. 9 revisions, most recently 25 January 2016 by deepriverdeepriver.
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