KOSCIUSZKO HUTS ASSOCIATION
The historic settler huts in Namadgi National Park in the ACT are the last traces of the rural lifestyle of the early non-Indigenous settlers in the region. Unfortunately two huts, Demandering and Max & Berts, were severely burnt in the catastrophic Orroral Valley fires of 2020 accidentally started by a helicopter trying to land.
The ACT Parks & Conservation Service is resisting the efforts of Kosciuszko Huts Association (KHA) to rebuild the huts at no cost to the government.
Recent articles that have appeared in newspapers related to lost huts in the ACT.
It is with regret that we have removed all the Victorian and Tasmanian Huts from this website. Our information was out-of-date and in many cases incorrect.
Information about these huts can be found at the following sites:
Mountain Huts Preservation Society
Victorian High Country Huts Association
These links can also be found at the bottom of huts pages.
(Updated: 1 Sep 2020)
The NPWS and ACT PCS have confirmed that 17 huts and buildings have been lost in the 2020 bushfires in the Kosciuszko National Park (KNP), including the Kiandra precinct, and the Namadgi National Park (NNP).
(Updated: 1 Sep 2020)
Regrettably the COVID-19 situation has created too much uncertainty around the 50th Anniversary.
