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Topic	Date	User
Tomaree National Park	17-Feb-2004 At 11:08:33 AM	trent
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BundyBear, Unfortunately at this point in time access the the Zawn is under threat. Actually it has always been under threat. Currently NP are drafting plan. It is possible that climbing will be offically banded. It seems they dont want tourists to see the access gully and think that they can get down it. Mind you the only reason tourists would see the gully is because they are thinking of cutting down the trees that at present hide it so that the tourist get a better view of the ocean. The Zawn/Tomaree Head is one of the most spectacular sea cliffs in Australia. Ryhodacite is bombproof rock.There is no guide for the Zawn but if you email me i can give you enough beta to fill in your easter holiday. Trent

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