General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Should you put climbs up for others?	2-Apr-2007 At 8:40:19 PM	gsharrock
Message
I dont see the question of putting routes up for others as the most important issue - the main issue is should we put routes up at all. The climbing community might like to ask the question: "should we continue breaking the law by bolting routes in national parks". This seems to me to be both a legal and ethical question that is much more important now than 10 years ago. I for one have a growing unease about the scale of the impact of new routes and bolting in our national parks.

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