General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Feedback Required -Climbing Track Signage	19-Mar-2008 At 1:27:41 PM	Richard
Message
Tracey, Seems like a good idea. I assume your thinking of a single stake per sign. I have mananged to miss the turn-off half way up the (old) Bundaleer track - expect this is totaly different now due to the fire... I think the number of signs should be a minimum - esp those on the side of the road which wally can see. Guidebooks should be good enough to find the start of the track. Maybe a few hard to find tracks could have a sign say 10m in from the road - so climbers know the're on the right track, but tourists won't see them driving past..? Cheers

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