General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Uluru ethics	28-Apr-2008 At 1:03:28 PM	WM
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I definitely think people should not climb it. At the least I encourage you to go through the visitor's centre BEFORE climbing so that you can make a more informed decision, rather than blindly leaping off the bus and charging straight up it like most tourists. The visitor centre strongly swayed my decision and I subsequently didn't climb it. Not once have I regretted it. Post edit: agree with adgoneclimbing about the "spiritual" feel. and there's so much good stuff to do other than the summit walk - the stuff around the base, the olgas, kings canyon etc, its not like you'll be short of things to do.

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