Thread: 4wd to Forbes Hut - Clarence River

2-3hrs... Don't really remember, was planning on staying the night at the doc hut near the top of the saddle but it started raining and I had had a good look round so came home early.

Goats seen at the saddle on way in and in the clearance riverbed

Originally Posted by 223nut

2-3hrs... Don't really remember, was planning on staying the night at the doc hut near the top of the saddle but it started raining and I had had a good look round so came home early.

Goats seen at the saddle on way in and in the clearance riverbed

Thanks mate - we'll be heading over the Clarence into one of the Molesworth blocks for the roar.

Wonder if they realise by charging ppl for the track they are liable if someone comes un stuck

Originally Posted by Padox

Wonder if they realise by charging ppl for the track they are liable if someone comes un stuck

Is that true even if they make you sign a liability form?

Push comes to shove form ain't worth paper it printed on bloke down this way had argument with it and lost

Originally Posted by Padox

Push comes to shove form ain't worth paper it printed on bloke down this way had argument with it and lost

I feel like acting on that (as the person paying for access) is a sure fire way to never be granted access again?

I'm happy to pay my money as I have plenty of mates who are farmers and I know how much they spend on track maintenance. I also understand how disruptive it must be when people do get into trouble using those tracks.

Originally Posted by Padox

Wonder if they realise by charging ppl for the track they are liable if someone comes un stuck

Explain the legal position chap... this will be fascinating...

Originally Posted by Edunn

Thanks mate - we'll be heading over the Clarence into one of the Molesworth blocks for the roar.

Not the Tweed is it??

Originally Posted by Bos

Not the Tweed is it??

No, we're heading up Elliott Stream. Never been in there before so should be pretty interesting.