Forbes Hut in Kaikōura District
Forbes Hut in Kaikōura District is a building (formerly Seymour Hut). Forbes Hut is also known as Seymour Hut.
- Alternative Name
- Seymour Hut
- Building Type
- building
- Operator
- Department of Conservation
- Tourism
- wilderness hut
- Website
- https://doc.govt.nz/link/d0ee03a6bab142699a4017dac0c5d8e6
Attraction
Campsite
Restaurants
Greengrocers
Specialist shops
Artwork
- Ranginui and Hekehekeipapa. Rileys Hill (Rail Tunnel 14): This final panel south of Kaikōura shows the story of Ranginui and his third wife Hekehekeipapa. One of their children Tamanuiaraki or Tānenuiaraki has a descent line down to mankind. All of the children from this union res – approx. 28,6 km.
- Ranginui and Pokohāruatepō. Kowhai (Rail Tunnel 11): Ranginui married his first wife Pokohāruatepō. From this union came the gods of wind and their different directions. These children resided in the heavens except for Taputapuatea and Maheretukiteraki who came down to reside in t – approx. 29,1 km.
Parking
Guest house
Caravan site
Motel
DIY stores
Cafés
Hotels
Car hires
Fast food restaurants
Body of waters nearby
Lake McRae7,4 km
Buildings nearby
Quail Flat Homestead2,1 km
Ridges nearby
Gridiron Hills3,8 km
Big Benledi6,0 km
Saint Bernard Spur6,3 km
Rough Spur7,6 km
Rivers nearby
Tweed River8,9 km
Streams nearby
Seymour or Herring Stream2,7 km
Elliott Stream4,0 km
Nicholson Stream5,4 km
Two Mile Stream6,7 km
Black Rock Stream6,8 km
Cold Stream6,8 km
Limestone Stream7,8 km
Goat Valley Stream8,2 km
Split Rock Stream8,2 km
Wilderness huts nearby
Elliot Bivvy3,8 km
Black Spur Slab Hut6,4 km
Warden Hut7,1 km
Lake McRae Hut8,0 km
Old Willows Hut8,1 km
Tent Poles Hut (Historic)8,7 km
| Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Tram |
| Cycle path | |
| Cycle lane on road | |
| Cycling on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Cyclists allowed | |
| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
| Long-distance cycle route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance cycle route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| No pedestrians |