General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Feedback Required -Climbing Track Signage	1-Apr-2008 At 8:45:46 PM	Rich
Message
On 27/03/2008 master of drung wrote: >this may sound silly but believe that the less climbers exist in an official >capacity in a national park the better. We may currently have official >status of some sort and approval but who knows what the future hold. An >unmarked track is much less likely to have a sign put up saying no climbing >than one that is specifically signed for climbers. Climbers should keep >as low a profile as possible for as long as possible. >Wow first post for 12 months an opiniated rant what fun! Good call

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