Historical issues of the New Zealand Alpine Journal, dating back to 1892, have been digitised for reference use. To browse past issues or search for
If the above is a headline you never want to see, NZAC needs you to be a good hut citizen! NZAC high alpine huts are open access to provide sanctuary to all when they need it. The Club relies on the honesty of hut users when it comes to collecting hut fees and, for the huts to remain financially viable, the Club needs all hut users to pay fees when using the network of Club huts around New Zealand.
Two Honorary memberships and five Life Memberships have been awarded in 2022.
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