Distance: 2.1 km (1.0 DOC hours) - Benched track - Easy-moderate terrain
Altitude: 252m to 480m. Gain: 244m. Loss: 16m . Gradient: 7 deg (Gentle)
Skills: - Occasional rivers (3/6)
GPX info source: Drawn on map

From the easternmost of the two Hacket Junctions, the track to Browning Hut head upriver, soon crossing to the northern bank (creek must be forded, ankle deep but could flood). An old benched track runs along the northern valleyside, but after 100m it has slipped away and you must either drop to the riverbed for 200m (4 crossing required), or climb a high, rough bypass route.

After passing the slipped section, the benched, cut, marked track returns to sidle the northern valleyside. Crossing the north fork of the creek, the track starts to climb steadily. A further 1.5km steady climb takes you to Browning Hut, in a large clearing on the northern form of Browning Stream.

Created by: Madpom on 2015-08-12. Experienced: 2015-08-10
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