The Arfak Robin lives in mountain forests of northwestern New Guinea. Its ash-grey head and white cheeks and throat stand out, and it mainly eats insects.
The Arfak Robin of northwestern New Guinea has an ash-grey head, white cheeks and throat, and olive-grey upperparts.
In northwestern New Guinea it inhabits montane forest in the Tamrau and Arfak mountains, usually around 1,700–2,400 m but locally from 850 to 2,600 m. It eats insects and worms.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.