General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing on the horn NOT banned (but difficult)	11-Jan-2006 At 8:47:24 AM	climbau
Message
The Mt Buffalo Park office has Brochures stating the climbers code of conduct, these are free and also available online. This brochure hasn't changed for years. Regarding comments made about climbers "accidentally breaking rules"; Parks Vic climbing code of conduct is available here http://www.parkweb.vic.gov.au/1process_details.cfm?note=20 and is for all Victorian National Parks. IMHO it is up to individual climbers to make themselves aware of Parks rules. We all know that our prescence is tolerated and that we aid a thin line regarding access. Ant & Kevin(Kuu) don't get nearly enough recognition for the efforts they put in to maintain (and hopefully make progress) the access rights for climbers. Thanks guys.

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