Distance: 2.6 km (1.0 DOC hours) - Marked route - Moderate terrain
Altitude: 241m to 429m. Gain: 536m. Loss: 580m . Gradient: 27 deg (Moderate)
Skills:

Marked route (6/9)
Uncut route, with markers normally within sight

Secondary, unmapped (4/5)
Route not on maps, an alternative recognised access to hut or along range / catchment

Moderate (difficulty: 3/5)
Occasional moderate climbs

Moderate (difficulty: 3/5)
Low scrub in open or bush / river rocks

None (difficulty: 1/7)
No alpine skills required

None (difficulty: 1/6)
No unbridged river crossings

None (difficulty: 1/7)
No alpine skills required

This route starts 200m back south up the track (on the SW valleyside) from the Tregar/Snowy confluence. Tape on a small flat mark the start of the track cutting uphill and downriver.

Follow the old logging track as it climbs and crosses two gullies. After the 2nd gully the track climbs to a spur, where there is a junction. A deadend track continues downriver and the main track cuts left steeply up the spur for 50m. After the 50m climb is a second junction. Turn right, following an old logging track which sidles flat downriver (east). This continues for 300m before it ends. 20m back from the end of the track, marker tape marks the start of a marked route which drops steeply on boulder-scree in bush, to hit to Oddlands Rd at the first creek crossing south of the Waiotauru Forks.

Note: Described in the reverse direction to your journey

The wet-weather route starts at the first creek crossing south of Waiotauru Fork along the 4WD Oddlands Rd. On the north bank of the creek, pick up a tape marked route climbing steeply up the face to the east. This is roug, over boulder scree, and climbs 100m to hit the end of an old logging track.

Once on the logging track, follow it north then east until a junction where it ends, hitting a track running steeply up/down a spur. Drop 50m down this track, and pick up another logging track sidling SE again, heading upriver. This track crosses a couple of gullies and then drops to join the main Snowy River track, 200m upstream of the Tregar/Snowy confluence, and 60m above the river.