General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Three Sisters declared an Aboriginal Place	20-Jan-2014 At 2:52:13 PM	kuu
Message
On 20/01/2014 maxdacat wrote: >Does this mean we can't climb it anymore? > >:p The Minister's Media Release makes no reference to climbing or any other recreational activity for that matter, but the formation has been closed to climbing for years (since 2000 I think) and my guess is it will remain off limits.

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