Submission
The preparation of a long-term plan to manage visitor use within the sensitive alpine area of the Walls of Jerusalem National Park is welcome.
Apart from serious reservations concerning the proposed establishment of a hardened campsite in the vicinity of Dixons Kingdom and the feasibility of the proposed multi-day circuit walk, the TNPA is generally supportive of the recommendations of this plan.
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Summer wildflower display of Richea scoparia, Walls of Jerusalem National Park. Photo: Grant Dixon
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