General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
The Pinnacles	23-Oct-2003 At 10:23:53 AM	Scratch
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yep, that was the way I was going to go in. My folks only live 5 minutes away from there :-) There are a lot of 4WD tracks up there for the pine plantations, but lacking a 4WD, it looks like I'm walking in :-) I drove up there a while ago in my ute, but didn't get very far. There's actually a trail that seems to go most of the way in, it runs through a property, and they have a sign saying "fire access only". I checked this out though, and it seems it's a public road.. Anyway, I'll let you all know what it's like. Cheers, Billy

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