Fowlers Hut, St James Conservation Area
A two-roomed historic hut originally built for maintenance of a rabbit-proof fence, that has had the intervening wall linings removed. Some graffiti from 1939, as well as more recently.
It’s just off the main Rainbow Road, not exactly a highway, but suffers from excessive visitors arriving by motorised transportation, without anyone much staying.
Needs a bit of love.
category . . . basic hut
hut fee . . . free
elevation . . . 950 m
bunks . . . none
built . . . 1890s
heating . . . open fire, bring your own wood
water . . . from stream 80 m to south
toilet . . . longdrop
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