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There is 2WD access in dry weather only.
Pinnibar-Gibsons Hut is subject to seasonal closures after the King's Birthday weekend in June to before the weekend prior to Melbourne Cup in November each year.
There is no rubbish collection at this site so please take your rubbish with you.
Phone reception is very limited.
Overnight stays are permitted, however campers must not refuse entry to anyone also wanting to stay or look inside the hut.
Facilities
About this hut
Pinnibar-Gibsons Hut is 1.5 hours drive south of Corryong.
Horse riders, 4WDrivers and visitors can enjoy new facilities at the hut, which was rebuilt after bushfires in 2019-2020.
In the hut is a wood heater to keep you warm during cold nights. Outside there is a picnic table, fire pits, toilet and communal horse yards. There is a stream where you can collect water just a short walk away. Please boil the water before drinking.
The original hut was built and constructed at the Myhree Timber Mill at Corryong by Jack (John Jnr) and Joe (Joseph) Gibson during the mid-1950’s.
Once completed, the hut was transported on the back of a truck and moved into place using a bulldozer. The Gibson family built numerous huts in the area at Thowgla, Wheelers Creek, Pinnibar and Surveyors Creek.
Photo gallery
- Enjoy the rebuilt Pinnibar-Gibsons Hut
- Horseyards near the hut
Enjoy the rebuilt Pinnibar-Gibsons Hut
Horseyards near the hut
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Page last updated: 27/05/26