Queenslanders want to Reopen Mt Warning Summit Track
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Peter MacFarlane
5 years ago
It has special significance to all Australians to be shared & experienced.
To climb & witness the rising sun on the 1st part of Australia is truly magnificent.
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Michael Cooper
5 years ago
As a member of a free democratic society, I demand the right to summit any mountain I see fit.
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Shane Gresinger
5 years ago
I was born in Murwillumbah and have climbed that Mountain.
People should be allowed to climb it because no one except mother nature owns it and we are all part of mother nature.
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Ray McIntyre
5 years ago
Free Country
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Sue knight
5 years ago
Open it free world.. let us all enjoy ☺️
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Aimee
5 years ago
Land belongs to no one & land belongs to everyone. Those who try to claim it are commodifying it.
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Elizabeth
5 years ago
Totally agree that the Summit Track should be reopened. There was no danger on that walk and it has been done so sneakily.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Summits are for all, not a select few.
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Steve Pickering
5 years ago
Yes would love to see this climb opened again.
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Nathan Owen
5 years ago
Quit being pricks and open the dam walk
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Rebecca White
5 years ago
Open please
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Neesa Craber
5 years ago
Stopping nature walks is a crime against humanity, especially during an era of lockdowns and social isolation
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Sarah Boden
5 years ago
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We need more hikes up mountains not less - please reopen. Consider closing it to the general public just on special sacred days when ceremonies are happening. And keep it open the rest of the time to everyone. The national/state Parks are for all Australians.
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Trish Bates
5 years ago
Please reopen walking track as it is a beautiful walk.
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Thomas Bailey
5 years ago
Please read and support.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
National Park areas and the associated walking areas should be kept open for all to enjoy and appreciate this beautiful country in which we live.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Everyone has a connection to land that should be encouraged to maintain & preserve the natural world. Open access to all.
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Angela English
5 years ago
Re-open the walk.
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Steve Meares
5 years ago
Please train the emerging elders as qualified National Park Rangers and spend some of the $80 billion annual handout on creating a lasting legacy for all.
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Danuta Hulajko
5 years ago
Hi
I respect the Aboriginal Cuture and their heritage, but the way we are going: we cannot climb Glass House Mountains, Eyes Rock, and now Mt Warning. What next ?
It has special significance to all Australians to be shared & experienced. To climb & witness the rising sun on the 1st part of Australia is truly magnificent.
As a member of a free democratic society, I demand the right to summit any mountain I see fit.
I was born in Murwillumbah and have climbed that Mountain. People should be allowed to climb it because no one except mother nature owns it and we are all part of mother nature.
Free Country
Open it free world.. let us all enjoy ☺️
Land belongs to no one & land belongs to everyone. Those who try to claim it are commodifying it.
Totally agree that the Summit Track should be reopened. There was no danger on that walk and it has been done so sneakily.
Summits are for all, not a select few.
Yes would love to see this climb opened again.
Quit being pricks and open the dam walk
Open please
Stopping nature walks is a crime against humanity, especially during an era of lockdowns and social isolation
We need more hikes up mountains not less - please reopen. Consider closing it to the general public just on special sacred days when ceremonies are happening. And keep it open the rest of the time to everyone. The national/state Parks are for all Australians.
Please reopen walking track as it is a beautiful walk.
Please read and support.
National Park areas and the associated walking areas should be kept open for all to enjoy and appreciate this beautiful country in which we live.
Everyone has a connection to land that should be encouraged to maintain & preserve the natural world. Open access to all.
Re-open the walk.
Please train the emerging elders as qualified National Park Rangers and spend some of the $80 billion annual handout on creating a lasting legacy for all.
Hi I respect the Aboriginal Cuture and their heritage, but the way we are going: we cannot climb Glass House Mountains, Eyes Rock, and now Mt Warning. What next ?