0016 Howqua Gap Hut, Victorian High Country
The Howqua Gap huts consist of 2 huts, one is a 1960s Small portable hut that was brought to the logging camp site complete on the back of a truck and still sits on two skid logs to this day. It’s a weatherboard hut, with an iron roof and wooden floor and a brick fireplace and iron chimney that was presumably added to the hut after it was transported here. The walls are lined with tongue and groove timber. Howqua Gap Hut is an old logging hut and does have historical significance to the area and it is the last logging hut left on Mt Stirling. Gap Hut is one of the refuge huts found on Mt Stirling set up on a rise above Circuit Rd,
(Image taken February 2017)
Image by Hazel Hogarth