General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Fixed gear guidelines in the Grampians	28-May-2018 At 3:02:29 PM	shiltz
Message
The great thing about the Grampians and Arapiles is how easy most of the low-mid grade climbs are to protect with natural gear. There is no need to introduce a pure sport climbing ethic and antagonize other park users in the process. I think we'd all hate to see more crags like the Back Wall in the Eastern Outcrops of Camels Hump popping up around the state, and especially in the Grampians.

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