Climbing Uluru to be banned from 2019

With a bit of salt and butter ?

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Originally Posted by trog

With a bit of salt and butter ?

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Al Natural[tonguewink]

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Originally Posted by Classic88

Well it'd be pretty disrespectful to go climbing up the outside of a church and you'd get nicked for that.

It also seems pretty pointless. Surely the most dramatic/best thing to look at round there is Uluru itself and you can't see it if you're standing on it.

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a church is a man made object.

How about banning cycling, that would keep the d4 drivers safe[emoji476]

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Originally Posted by chuck

They claim only 16% of visitors were climbing Ayres Rock.

Out of the 84% how many were elderly, not fit enough etc.

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they close it when its too sunny, too cloudy etc. so its been deliberately closed ~75% of the time over the last 5 years. so the question should be, how many wanted to climb it and were unable to.

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Originally Posted by fitzy

Popcorn $1 .

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cheaper than the supermarket!

They are quite happy to sting tourist $43 a night for an unpowered site though.

I’ll have so many customers, I don’t need a huge mark up.

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Originally Posted by trout1105

They are quite happy to sting tourist $43 a night for an unpowered site though.

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National parks charging crazy money for unpowered sites is not unique to Uluru...

Take a look at what an unpowered site will cost you at tidal river on Wilson's Promontory


To save you clicking... it's $57.20.. on a weekday.... higher on weekends. [wink11]

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Originally Posted by Eevo

so the question should be, how many wanted to climb it and were unable to.

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I'm one. When I went there a couple of years back. It was too windy.