General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
total fire ban climbing ban	2-Jan-2006 At 9:09:24 PM	earwig
Message
Its a general no access thing that applies to all park users. I've walked the range a few times and always thought the ridge would be a real crappy place to be if there was a fire so I don't have a problem with it. Maybe halfway up Jawbones might be alright - or maybe you would be like a sausage on a barbie. I was just curious if there are any other spots with access bans on fire ban days.

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