Has anyone has been in to iron gate hut lately. Doc website says track is closed due to slips, just wondering how bad they are, cheers
Has anyone has been in to iron gate hut lately. Doc website says track is closed due to slips, just wondering how bad they are, cheers
You can still get to it, but there are some slips and large cracks to tiptoe across
Thought this might be the famous iron maiden I've heard about, but just another hut. Last time there was 68. Year not my age.
Been told its best to go up the river new slip is quite bad in creek passed the lodge.
but havnt been there myself yet
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That pic of the burn above Rangi hut someone posted on here recently - at a pinch the ridge the pic was taken from on the opposite side of the burn gully goes straight down to Iron Gate. Not sure why you would if you are hunting 'cos you should have a deer soon after coming off the tops. But it is alternative access and I have done it. The return trip up is worse that coming out of triangle though.
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Cheers for the info.
I took the kids for walk in there this weekend, no dramas at all.
Pretty sure it was around 3 1/2 hours from the car park. The slight detour around slips/cracks didn’t really add much to the time.
Thanks man, appreciate it!
Apologies for the thread resurrection - I was hoping to find someone who has good experience hunting in this area to ask a few questions! If you could send a PM would be much appreciated.
Cheers @McNotty.
I've kicked around a bit already with plenty of success up high in an adjacent catchment.
I was interested to know what opportunities were to be had along the Oroua river, and around Iron Gate itself, as I haven't got up river much past Alice Nash as yet. Got a few days off coming up so wanted to give myself a few different options.
Seen this on facebook the other day
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