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Australia Banned Climbing Uluru. Now a New 40-Mile Trail Offers a Better Way Around It.
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August 27, 2026

Australia Banned Climbing Uluru. Now a New 40-Mile Trail Offers a Better Way Around It.

For decades, over a million visitors climbed Uluru, one of the world's largest monoliths, against the wishes of its Traditional Owners. A new 40-mile trek asks what happens when you walk alongside it instead. The post Australia Banned Climbing Uluru. Now a New 40-Mile Trail Offers a Better Way Around It. appeared first on Outside Online.

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