Source: Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai
DOC hut

Two Mile Hut

Remarkables Conservation Area • Otago

Basic/bivvies Hut2 bunksNon-bookable

Alerts

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Forecast point: Double Cone (2319m) · 11.6km away

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About
This an historic hut in the Queenstown area with a two-person sleeping platform.
Facilities
  • Heating
  • Mattresses
  • Water from stream
  • Water supply
About this hut

Facilities

  • Sleeping platform for 2 - no bunks
  • Heating - open fire
Fees and bookings

Fees

Free

Getting there

There are no tracks to this hut. You'll need to navigate over public conservation land to get there.

The recommended start point is from State Highway 6, at the base of Wye Creek, into the South branch and over "Skingut pass" at Pt. 1659. The hut can also be accessed across public conservation land from Nevis road.

There's no public access to the hut via Loch Linhe Station and the adjacent 4WD tracks.

This is a backcountry hut with no DOC track access. You will need to plan your route and navigate yourself, using aids like a map, compass and GPS. Learn navigation skills.

Location

NZTopo50 map sheet: CC11
Grid/NZTM2000 coordinates: E1270196, N4989093

Know before you go

Stay safe when crossing rivers and streams

If you plan to cross unbridged rivers or side streams, know how to cross safely and be prepared for if you cannot cross.

Do not cross if the river or stream is flooded, you cannot find safe entry and exit points or are unsure it’s safe. Turn back or wait for the river to drop. If in doubt, stay out.

How to cross rivers safely

NIWA river flow forecasts: View a video of national followed by regional river flows

Weather

Forecast at the hut