climbing the rock

They asked you not to climb it for cultural reasons when i went in 96.
Would have still gone if the weqather had been good!
Brian

G'day, I just suppose you can't accept some things, firstly it's Uluru, secondly you will probably die if you fall off, thirdly we all wouldn't like it when others vandalize homes and property. It's sacred land, I've been there, it's a magestic place and just to see it was enough.
MightyQ

I went there last year in April and my whole family climbed the rock. Make sure you climb it on the first available day you are there, as they close the climb with any little excuse - eg too windy, too wet. When we were there it was open for 2 out of 5 days.

The hardest part is making it to the start of the chain. If you can do that, then the rest is not too hard.

The valley of the winds walk through the Olgas is also magnificent, and probably more spectacular than the Ayers Rock climb.

Roger