General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Easter at Arapiles	3-Apr-2013 At 8:11:36 PM	Sabu
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On 3/04/2013 simey wrote: >Actually I would say the numbers at Araps this year and in recent years >have been down slightly compared to years gone by. The number of climbing >areas within Australia (and worldwide) has increased and many people would >rather go sport climbing or bouldering elsewhere than visit Araps. Yep I've noticed this as well. I think the interest in the Grampians has increased substantially recently. As for this kind of behaviour, you always expect to come across it as some point or another at araps but I guess in the past this has usually been confined to the pines with the gums and northern grounds being ideal for families and those seeking a quieter spot.

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