General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Dogs in Blue Mountains National Parks.	17-Aug-2007 At 9:43:48 PM	chris
Message
Thanks Ness for coming out in support of not taking your dog into NPs! I agree.... it's peer pressure that's going to change things, but you are also right that there are a lot of crags (not in national parks) that dogs should be quite welcome at! As I am soon to be a dad, though, I am hoping that kids stay welcome at all crags! In 10 years time when my offspring are burning me off, I will be quite willing to talk about a ban on children!!

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