General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Cultural heritage and climbing	24-Jun-2012 At 12:06:13 PM	allnewmaterial
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On 23/06/2012 grangrump wrote: >A few groups of climbers at Gibraltar Peak (ACT) have recently been asked >not to climb on the Nailbiter Spike by the ranger. Apparently this is related >to some Aboriginal link which was not detailed. >I also hear that some of the bouldering along the Corin Dam Rd nearby >was similarly affected? >But nothing seems to be made public. Has anyone more information on this? Besides the fact that the rock has no more cultural importance to Aboriginals as it does to climbers. Would it perhaps be due to the fact that those two extra anchors were recently added to the top of Skylark?

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