Toka Bivvy (altitude 1320 m) sits on piles at the sheltered western edge of a basin. Located just below the Ngamoko ridgeline, it is a well-placed refuge from the often hostile weather on the tops.
A slow flowing alpine stream runs through the basin and there are good views of the Ngamoko Range and the Upper Pohangina Valley.
Due to boggy conditions around the hut 'swamp rafts' have been installed. A big thank you to the Backcountry Trust and their volunteers for completing this work.
The original Toka Bivvy was a classic NZFS B-49 “dog box” bivouac.
The bivvy was rebuilt in 2020 by the community with funding through the New Zealand Backcountry Trust.
Mattresses, Toilets - non-flush, Water from stream, Water supply
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