Steed Hut is a backcountry shelter located in the Bonnington Range of British Columbia, situated just beyond a small lake below the col on the south ridge of Siwash Mountain.

It serves as a key overnight stop on the Bonnington Traverse, a multi-day ski touring route connecting a series of huts through the range.

The hut can be tricky to locate, as ski parties have noted that it sits past the lake and angles up to the left, partially hidden from obvious view.

Arriving at it typically involves a steep final climb from the lake, which can be demanding at the end of a long day on the traverse.

From Steed Hut, the standard onward route descends roughly 80 metres to cross the small ridge north of Marble Lake, drops into the headwaters of Rush Creek, and continues toward the Copper Hut via either a prominent eastern ridge or a less desirable route through forest and cutblocks.