General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
New Grampians bans announced: Taipan, Bundaleer	17-Aug-2020 At 6:52:05 AM	Olbert
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On 17-Aug-2020 E. Wells wrote: >Rapping into Serpentine belay is fine as per protection zone restriction. > Just wear an orange jumpsuit so the one percenters on their guided glamp >tramp (post reset) dont have their view ruined by peasants with a penchant >for challenge and adversity. Having read the Parks' document, it seems like E. Wells is correct...but climbing on Taipan with abseil access seems to be against the intent to the ban. What are people's perspective on abseil access to Taipan? I can't imagine that there is much Indigenous heritage on the top half of Taipan wall... I both don't want to be a dick but I also really really want to climb (or at least have a go at) Serpentine.

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