Queenslanders want to Reopen Mt Warning Summit Track

I would dearly love to show my grand children this wonderful part of Australia.

This has been a walk I have done many times, I want my children, grandchildren and future generations to be able to connect with this magnificent national park, a place for all Australians.

The general public definitely need access to this wonderful attraction. It is an Australian icon.

One of the best ways to teach our children about the Aboriginal significance of this place is to show it to them and explain it to them while we walk it together.

Have we learned nothing from the over governance of our national parks and closing all the gates. Please allow the majority of careful nature loving people to access this beautiful location with respect and care to the land and the traditional custodians.

This needs to be accessible for everyone

Please keep Mt Warning open to climbers.

Access to public land should be a right for all Australians not a privilege granted to only a select few.

Keep it open please I have taken both my kids at 3 year olds up they made it up fine. It’s a healthy activity

Don’t close close our national treasure’s they belong to ALL Australians

My parents took me, I took my kids and now they should be able to do so as well. It is an adventure and a sense of achievement to walk to the top

Mt Warning should be open for all to enjoy and experience.

Please reopen the climb and keep it open

For all people

Please allow access to this national treasure for all to enjoy.

This National Assett belongs to "ALL" Australian's. If it takes a small access fee to maintain it, so be it!

We need to reopen by managing the issues - respect the sacred site and safety. This may mean a $20 climbing fee for adults, which is great value.

I my wife and children have all enjoyed the beauty of the mountain, especially on a day when you can see the rest of the world from the top. Our children were pre-teens when we first climbed. It is public land the should be enjoyer by all Australians not a select few.

It’s for ALL AUstralians!

I have climbed Mt Warning many times and in 2019 had the privilege of introducing two of my granddaughters to its grandeur.