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Feathertop Hut. The hut was mainly used as a base for summer excursions, but was occasionally used for climbing and snow walks. The hut survived the 1939 bushfires but by the 1960s it was in poor condition. Federation Hut was built higher up the hill to replace it and
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In the 19th and early 20th centuries the mountain hosted gold mines and mountain cattlemen, but as the gold ran out, the activity it provided on
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The main access routes on Mount Feathertop are the Razorback (north and south), Bon Accord Spur, Bungalow Spur, North-west Spur, and Diamantina Spur. Hiking on the East Ridge, North-east Spur, and Champion Spur has been possible at times after fires but the routes are now overgrown and rarely used.
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The Diamantina Spur track climbs from the Kiewa River West Branch for 4 kilometres (2.5 mi) before joining the South Razorback track about 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) from Mount Feathertop's summit. It offers great views of Mount Feathertop but climbs steeply (very in places) and involves some
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In 1906, at the instigation of Jim Tobias and the Harrietville Progress Society, a rough track to the mountain from Harrietville was cut running close to the present track up Bungalow Spur. A 'shelter shed' was also built near a spring on a flat area below the treeline. In 1912 it was replaced by
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The North Razorback track is the shortest and easiest route to Mount Feathertop but it is along a ridgeline and can be very exposed during bad weather. It is possible to drive to within 4 kilometres (2.5 mi) of the summit during summer but a winter road closure leaves a walk or ski of 7.3
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In 1966 the Melbourne University Mountaineering Club built a large hut at the top of the North-West Spur to serve as a base for winter alpine activities in memory of two club members who had died in a climbing accident in New Zealand. The hut was designed by Peter Kneen, a final-year Civil
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Federation Hut was originally built in 1968-69 by the Federation of Victorian Walking Clubs and is situated on the treeline at the top of Bungalow Spur near Little Feathertop. The hut was renovated and reclad in timber by Ian Stapleton in 1988, and destroyed by the
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1650:Tarrengower
1371:Bulla Bulla
1355:Donna Buang
1134:Speculation
1110:Middle Peak
1105:Moscow Peak
1022:Spion Kopje
986:Nelse North
871:3 September
735:22 December
481:Tim Holding
339:Forests of
205:von Mueller
100: /
75:Coordinates
1803:Categories
1783:Jack Hills
1746:Wycheproof
1658:Warrenmang
1618:Warrenheip
1611:/ Diogenes
1474:Warrenmang
1299:St Gwinear
1259:Wellington
1187:Feathertop
1115:Cleft Peak
980:Nelse West
653:References
335:Vegetation
272:ski resort
246:Australian
208:(European)
88:147°8′18″E
85:36°53′39″S
61:Prominence
1698:You Yangs
1666:Teneriffe
1634:Beckworth
1601:Buninyong
1593:Alexander
1553:Elizabeth
1448:Dandenong
1061:Sugarloaf
940:Difficult
924:Grampians
773:31 August
475:Accidents
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349:shrubland
345:Snow Gums
331:of 1939.
248:state of
169:Australia
113:Geography
47:Elevation
1769:Hopeless
1738:Budj Bim
1722:Elephant
1690:Arapiles
1626:Franklin
1537:Horsfall
1529:Toorongo
1347:Terrible
1291:Torbreck
1243:The Horn
1227:Stirling
602:See also
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488:and the
250:Victoria
242:mountain
193:Climbing
165:Victoria
157:Location
146:Victoria
1577:Riddell
1521:Ritchie
1512:Matlock
1427:Macedon
1379:Dom Dom
1307:Mueller
1275:Baw Baw
1251:Buffalo
1158:Despair
1150:Koonika
1142:Cobbler
933:William
810:The Age
521:Gallery
287:History
244:in the
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1754:Cooper
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1674:Napier
1585:Beenak
1561:Ghiran
1493:Tassie
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695:online
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1503:Other
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1408:Other
1331:Tambo
1315:Selma
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1211:Wills
1169:Other
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1776:Typo
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1394:Pine
1195:Loch
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1016:Cope
951:Zero
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