A sub alpine XC ski resort that has in effect banned people all year round :-0. That will keep infrastructure maintenance costs down won't it?no one can actually book. So, no one can go.
A sub alpine XC ski resort that has in effect banned people all year round :-0. That will keep infrastructure maintenance costs down won't it?no one can actually book. So, no one can go.
The reason that they want people to book to go up is for contact tracing.We will go up there to LM eventually via Keppel's hut . It has been windy so there will be trees down along the track and power tools will necessary. The Long Heath Track needs some attention too.
What I do in the Yarra Ranges N.P. for recreation is my business. The N.P. is not within the resort boundaries.The reason that they want people to book to go up is for contact tracing.
I want to check out the MTB trails, I’ll do that and say G’Day as soon as I’m allowed.I've just had the following email (sent 15 mins ago):
Please note variations to earlier notification:
* No prebooking required
* Gates remain open
* No shuttle service
* BBQ remained closed
Lake Mountain Alpine Resort Update – October 2020
Resort Update issued at 9:44 on Monday 5/10/2020
Resort Update
Lake Mountain Alpine Resort proposes the following approach for resort access, in line with the recent Victorian Government announcement that as of 11:59pm on Wednesday 16 September regional Victoria will move to the Third Step of the roadmap for reopening.
https://www.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-covid-19-restrictions-roadmaps.
The reopening of Lake Mountain to regional Victorians is from Saturday 3 October, following Third Step restrictions and staff capacity.
The SARMB COVIDSafe Plan will continue to operate across the resort, and the new LM Information Centre based in Marysville following defined protocols related to controlled resort access, building density quotients, gatherings, physical distancing, cleaning, PPE and signage.
Saturday 3 October:
Gates re-open to the resort from 8.30am on Saturday 3 October.
Visitation is restricted to regional Victorians. In line with other DELWP and Parks Victoria and National Parks.
The Lake Mountain Visitor Information Centre based in Marysville will also be opened daily for Information, MTB hire daily from 8.30am – 4.30pm.
The Mountain Bike shuttle service is closed in line with current restrictions and will be reviewed as these change.
Contractor access permits will continue to be implemented in line with COVIDSafe Plan.
Limited facilities available:
* Public bathrooms will be re-opened with health and hygiene protocols in place.
* Trails will be re-opened to the public. (These will be identified at the time as trail clearing is continuing to clear winter debris).
* Lower Cascade trail will be fully operational. (Upper MBT network Trails available subject to clearance works).
* No MTB shuttles are currently available.
* No food and beverage will be available during this staged opening
* BBQ areas remain closed
Download the COVIDSafe app. Slow the spread. Save lives. Visit the Victorian Government’s website for current information and updates: www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au<http://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au> or call the coronavirus hotline on 1800 675 398 (24 hours).
Resort Road and Access Conditions
Lake Mountain Road will be opened for people living in regional Victoria from 3 October 2020 from 08:30.
Gates will remain open.
Refer VICROADS website https://traffic.vicroads.vic.gov.au/ for updated access road conditions.<Refer%20VICROADS%20%20website%20https:/traffic.vicroads.vic.gov.au/%20for%20updated%20access%20road%20conditions.>
DEWLP have worked wonders. All huge trees have been removed. In fact I scarcely saw a twig on the carriage ways! With a proper Low dump of snow the UT rd. could be XC skiable from end to endWe might be able to suggest the dozer comes back to civilization via Boundary Track!With UT Rd cleared they now have a really good route for hikers,management/fire vehicles,and mountain bikes......it is a really good route and provides good access into a wonderful forest with gullies and creeks and large trees!
So they removed those monster logs and the one we scrambled around the root ball of?
Excellent.....good to see the DSE doing wonderful works!
I wonder if they are planning to open it for traffic?With it’s management gates in it provides a nice enjoyable wander on a well aligned gentle sloping road .I think I like it with no cars .....just my bikes.DEWLP have worked wonders. All huge trees have been removed. In fact I scarcely saw a twig on the carriage ways! With a proper Low dump of snow the UT rd. could be XC skiable from end to end.
Perhaps with LM getting very pro active about courting the Mtn Bike visitation dollar in green season, maybe they have raised a hue and cry to DEWLP to fix the UT rd. so that the Mtn Bikers and hikers have more options.I wonder if they are planning to open it for traffic?With it’s management gates in it provides a nice enjoyable wander on a well aligned gentle sloping road .I think I like it with no cars .....just my bikes.