General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Developing in nat park	11-Sep-2005 At 5:42:41 PM	TonyBro
Message
Great to see you being concerned about possible access problems in developing a new area. The Victorian Climbing Club works very closely with all land managers, the DSE in particular. I suggest you send a message to the VCC Access Officer, whose job it is to make sure access is maximised. cliffcare@vicclimb.org.au The disclosure of the location of the crag is up to you. Also make sure you have checked out the latest releases of guides in the area and the various websites where new routes are posted, including www.vicclimb.org.au Please contact the Access Officer or me directly, if you want, for advice. The crag may already have some history.

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