Delanys Hut

Another hut from our visit to the Snowy's region.

The original hut was built somewhere between 1905 & 1910 by James Delany - an Irishman who came to Australia in 1846. The hut was rebuilt after bushfires in 2003 by the volunteers & the Delany family.

It is another hut that is accessible at any time, but is mostly used by skiers, hikers etc who get caught out in bad weather & are in need of shelter.

[sally agnew]

A lovely rustic little cabin :)

[PhotoCrazy]

Lovely

[Catherine]

Love the extra structure for a chimney!! A great place for shelter.

[Casablanca]

What a fabulous little place and very welcome if you're stuck in bad weather, I am sure! Is that a fireplace on the side with the chimney? At first I thought it was a smokehouse.....

[KWind]

Nice structure. It looks in great shape.

[Paul]

Looks lovely. I'd stay there 😊

[Babs]

Lovely hut. So glad to hear it was rebuilt. It would be sad to see history disappear altogether.

[Margo]

Very nice little find!!

[Yao RL]

Nicely rebuilt, are they used by hikers?

[Jenfurj]

I think I need to take a trip to the snowy region and spend some time there walking. This is lovely.

[Dione Giorgio]

Lovely building. And lovely also to see it surrounded by virgin countryside.

[Debra]

Beautiful scene and capture. Fav

[Merrelyn]

What a lovely hut, great colours and textures :)

[Issi Bannerman]

Oh, what a super hut! Looks so neat and tidy.

[ajisaac]

Lovely shot & very interesting history.