High Country Huts of the Australian Alps

Scattered across the dramatic landscapes of the Australian Alps, high country huts offer a glimpse into the region’s pioneering past and enduring alpine culture. Originally built by cattlemen, miners, and early adventurers, these huts now serve as cherished landmarks and vital shelters for bushwalkers and skiers. Each hut has its own story—shaped by rugged conditions, remote settings, and the people who built and used them. This photo collection invites you to explore the rustic charm, scenic beauty, and historical significance of these iconic structures, nestled in some of Australia's most spectacular alpine environments.