Rees-Dart Track, Mt Aspiring National Park

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Approaching Rees Saddle. Photo: Ray Salisbury | Hot Pixels Photography
From Muddy Creek at the end of Rees Valley Road, a 4WD road crosses leasehold land along easy river flats. Follow marker poles across a boggy section beyond Arthurs Creek. A short grassy trail leads up to the site of the old Twenty Five Mile Hut, built by the Otago Tramping and Mountaineering Club. From […]
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