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It is still a little unclear, but it appears that the department in charge of National Parks in Peru will indefinately close access to many major climbing routes in the Cordillera Blanca, including routes up Huscaran, and others. For more information, try to get a hold of the latest copy of the American Alpine Club's most recent newsletter. Anyone have direct text with the interview conducted with a Preuvian Ranger trying to explain the closure using triple negatives (seriously, read the article)? It is rather confusing to say the least, but it appears the access ban will start in 2006/2007.

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It seems that the closure is due to environmental reasons and that the areas to be closed are too sensitive for human access. It stated in the press release and in the EIS that the areas to be closed to the public will only be open for scientific research on a periodic basis.

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Shoot I was going to go to a slideshow on Thursday by Brad Johnson about the area. Be an interesting topic to bring up to him. I know it is my friend's favorite place down in S. America.

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