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Mt Warning to reopen - July 2027

On face value this announcement (Mt Warning to reopen) is good news but I'm waiting to see what conditions are attached. If it means people can walk up without paying as they used to then great, a small fee or the need to join a tour group then not so good/unacceptable. The timeframe for reopening remains ridiculous - Mt Warning summit track could easily be reopened to tourists by Easter 2026. All that is required is a minor clean up of fallen trees that you can currently scamper over or walk around. The summit lookouts require some minor maintenance. The chain is not required and any move to replace it can wait (or it could be replaced/restored in that timeframe). As reported by Jeremy Pierce in the Courier Mail: Mt Warning shock: Summit trail to reopen after controversial closure Courier Mail: Wollumbin/Mount Warning summit trail to reopen after years-long closure. The controversial “temporary” five-year closure of the Wollumbin/Mount Warning trail is to be overturned, but there...

Writing on the wall for formal ban on public access to Mt Warning

Received this letter yesterday (Below) from the latest Stooge in the conga line of trough wallowers to hold the title of NSW Minister of Environment. According to the letter the Aboriginal Management Plan for Mt Warning is completed. Under the Act absolutely no consultation with the public is required. And as any consultations NPWS have with Aboriginal groups are confidential we will not be permitted to know the reasons why. "A public version of the APMP is being developed that removes any culturally sensitive information. Once this is finalised, we will be able to provide you with a copy." Perhaps there will be a surprise and walking to the summit will be permitted? Or will we be forced to just exercise our rights and climb anyway? Watch this space.... I asked Russell some questions, his response in bold:  Hi Russell, Can you provide a short synopsis for what the plan says about public access to the summit?  Hi Marc   The local Aboriginal community has expressed a view t...