Jollie-Cass

This Jollie-Cass hunting block is open year round and is subject to tahr control and recovery operations.

This block is open year round and is subject to commercial aerial tahr recovery operations. There is also a possibility of some departmental control.

Jollie River

A walking track into Jollie valley is signposted off Braemar Mount Cook Station Road, south of Jollie River bridge. This is a public access easement through private land so keep to the track. No hunting is allowed until you reach the public conservation land boundary (this is signposted). Dogs are not permitted via this access way.

Cass River

For access to the Cass valley, permission is required from Glenmore Station to use the 4WD access tracks. It is possible to walk up the Cass River from the Cass River Bridge on the Godley Peaks Road; permission is not required for this option. Dogs are permitted via this access with landowner permission.

• Topo50 BX16
• Jollie-Cass hunting area map (PDF, 333K)

• Ryders Hut ruin / Ryder Biv
• Birdcage Hut - Historic hut ruin

Dogs

Dogs are only allowed in this block via the Cass River access and with permission from the landholders. Dogs must be on a lead at all times in riverbed areas and wetlands between the months of August and the end of February, because of nesting birdlife. Dogs are not permitted when you access the block via Jollie River.

Help control wallabies in this area by reporting sightings

Wallabies can displace other species, affect pastures and native species' habitats.
They also potentially impact production and native ecosystems.

Report your sighting online – it only takes a few minutes.

You can also report wallaby sightings by calling 0800 80 99 66.

More about why wallabies are a problem.