General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
wood fires at Arapiles	5-Jun-2011 At 5:36:51 AM	RNM
Message
Whoops. Despite camping and climbing at Araps too many times to count over the years, I don't think I have ever been aware of the ban on collecting firewood within the park. Why not perminantly close the road around the base? Would mean creating a new parking area somewhere, but would reduce the area that people can easily collect wood from, and further reduce the impact that users have on the park.

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