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Emergency services have responded to 44 "significant visitor safety incidents" at Wollumbin National Park since 2010. The Wollumbin (Mount Warning) summit track was closed in March 2020 due to COVID-19 concerns, but this was extended when safety concerns were brought to light. Rumours have this week been circulating about the removal of the chain from the top section of the summit track, along with questions about what this work means for the future of the trail. The track's extended closure was due to be reviewed in May 2021, and a National Parks and Wildlife Service spokeswoman has conf...

Discussions around the future of the popular walking trail at Mount Warning are growing, after a local stumbled across this pile of steel posts. National Parks closed Wollumbin National Park in March last year to comply with COVID rules, but during that period, found the steel posts and chain us ... by Georgia Schefe | NBN News-News, Sport & Weather

Views of Wollumbin are iconic to the Tweed Valley and surrounds. But the public's ability to access the 360 degree views from the summit have been hanging in the balance. The National Parks and Wildlife Service closed the summit track due to COVID-19 concerns last March, but this was later extended as safety issues arose. The organisation is also liaising with traditional owners about the future of the mountain. Members of the Bunjalung community have long called for people to consider not climbing Wollumbin, supported by signs at the base of the track. This is because Wollumbin, also k...

  Safety chains from the top of Mount Warning have been ripped out, sparking fresh fears the iconic Tweed Valley climb may never reopen. Speculation has been building that the world-famous volcano also known as Wollumbin - which has been off limits since last March, would stay shut with mounting pressure from Indigenous groups for the mountain to be declared a sacred place similar to Uluru, which banned climbers in 2019. The NSW environment department insists the closure will be reviewed in May, but a leading climbing advocate who visited the mountain this week believes the summit climb'...

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