General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Grampians - The place to visit	31-Jan-2014 At 7:09:47 PM	pudelhund
Message
Hi, I've been planning to go bouldering in the Grampians for quite some time now and will finally land in Melbourne tomorrow. So naturally it was kind of a shock when I read of the fires just now. Does it still make sense to go there? Which areas are accessible and which are not? I don't plan on doing any sports climbing, just bouldering. Thank you! edit: I just found this map http://parkweb.vic.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/621246/Grampians-National-Park-Update-b-23-Jan14.pdf showing the entire northern part closed. From the little knowledge I have about the location of the bouldering areas, I understand that they are all in that part. Is that correct?

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