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The Indigenous people own that land & people should have more respect for the choices they make concerning their land. In 2017, the board of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park voted unanimously to end the climb because of the spiritual significance of the site, as well as for safety and environmental reasons. One Anangu man told the BBC that Uluru was a "very sacred place, [it's] like our church".

I visited Uluru without climbing and enjoyed it just fine. Would you go to Rome and complain about not being able to bathe in the Trevi Fountain? Travel is a privilege not a right if you have means and ability to travel you are already in a privileged class and yet you expect tourist sites to bow down to your every whim. Stop taking that privilege for granted a be grateful that you can visit such places at all. Ther...

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Yes there should always be available to all Australians to all races

It is sacred ground, keep it closed

No, keep it closed. People don't climb all over Churchs and other such Sites. There are many, many other areas in the Territory that are more interesting and beautiful to see.

Yes as it would mean a lot more people would visit and that would mean more money spent in the area and more work available for people who live there. Restrictions should apply.

we all own the land. I have climbed it and the aborigines had been insulting and foul mouthed to german women tourists, I can recall all the foul words as though it was yesterday

It is disrespectful to the indigenous australians to climb it. There are plenty of other things to do and see in Northern Territory.