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Climbing banned Centennial Trev Blue Mtns - NPWS 3-May-2015 At 6:09:01 PM marykay

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I think everybody - climbers and bushwalkers - should be allowed to enjoy the beauty of this area. And it should be clear that people stick to the guide lines to keep the nature enjoyable for everybody, e.g. don't leave your rubbish, not use it of course as a toilet, stick to the tracks. Removing the quick draws is a good idea. Bolts should stay as they are, they don't destroy the natural environment and many of them are not even visible just if you take a closer look. Many of the lines are pretty awesome, not just the arch.
You can't say climbers destroy the environment more than bushwalkers, you can't separate people in two groups. I like bush walking AND climbing. And were I accept big fences and signs for hikers I can handle a couple of bolts. Cheers