What we do
- Protect and enhance the cultural heritage values
- Conserve historic huts and associated structures
- Provide input into government planning processes
- Create heritage awareness amongst the general public
- Maintain the art and craft of traditional bush building skills and knowledge.
400 + Members
75 + Huts
Preserving the heritage huts for future generations.
Latest News
For over 50 years KHA has carried out maintenance activities
on most of the 90 or so remaining huts and homesteads in KNP and NNP.
Learn more about what we have been up to recently.
Long Plain Hut Gathering November 2026
Report by Marion Plum - HMO Snowy
The gathering was held at the beautiful campground at Long Plain hut overlooking Long Plain with a delightful stream nearby which runs down into the Murrumbidgee river. The hut itself sits above the campground in the day use area.
NSW Govt media release: Hut rebuilds complete
The reconstruction of ten heritage huts which were destroyed by the Black Summer bushfires in Kosciuszko National Park is now finished, with the completion of Round Mountain Hut.
Read the full media release at this link.
KHA in the news: The ACT government promised to rebuild, but these huts in Namadgi National Park remain in ruins
Deep in the heart of Namadgi National Park, the bush is coming back to life.
But two heritage huts destroyed when 80 per cent of the park burned in the Black Summer bushfires remain in ruins, despite government promises to rebuild.
Read James Tugwell's article on the lack of progress in the ACT hut rebuilds at this link
The Huts
The heritage huts of the Snowy Mountains are structures of national significance
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Our association relies heavily on membership revenue, donations and bequests to fund our work. As we are staffed entirely by volunteers, all funds contribute to protecting the heritage huts and homesteads of the Snowy Mountains.
For information on Group memberships, please contact Pip Brown, Membership Officer at