Craigs Hut

hi brooke
the road to craigs hut will be fine for your vehicle , you will just have to walk the last section as it is not really suitable for 2wds. drop into mirimbah store and they can give directions on how to get there

Hi Brooke G,

The track into Craigs Hut from Circuit Rd is closed, has been for a while now.

You'll need to park your vehicle at the Circuit Road Picnic area and walk into Craigs Hut from there. The road to the picnic area is OK for 2WD vehilces, just a little corrugated on some corners . Just turn off the road (left) just after the Mt Buller park entrance to Mt Stirling and you can't miss the picnic carpark.

Cheers

Rob K

When I was at Craigs hut in 2009 there was a falcon wagon there.

The driver said it had a good LSD and with careful wheel placement "only scraped occassionally"
It's pretty obvious it must have been a work vehicle - not his own.

Peter

Thanks everyone for the replies.
I have been up there twice before, the first time it was raining/sleeting, very wet and made me nervous going up the steep track where there is a orange sign pointing that way with a 4wd on it. We got a little way up but tyres started slipping as they were ready to be replaced and all the cars we saw coming down were patrols and landcruisers.
Second time, the road was closed. Dissapointed to hear it still is.
I wouldnt want to be hiking a fair way as it will be myself and a 2 1/2 year old.
Good to hear though when road is opened i will be able to make it up.

Cheers.

I was there last week. No low range work. Taking it very easy the CRV should do it. The Monument and Clear Hills tracks were open from the Circuit Road.

OK great! I will be going up now for sure by the looks of it. Just seeing it on Sunrise :/, will most probably be very very busy coming up to the long weekend, even more so now that it is on tv.
Thanks for the confidence boost that the crv will make it.
Cheers

It's a nice place to visit.

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I've been up there a number of times now including a ski trip out from Mt No 3. Worth a visit and an hour or two looking around.

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Have a good trip.

Cheers,

Mark