Luxury Hikers Threaten National Parks
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Luxury hiking developments look picture-perfect but could stop Australians from accessing national parks
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National parks are fundamental to Australia 's tourism offerings with 53 million domestic visits to national parks in New South Wales alone.
Private operators are building luxury lodges and being granted concessions to operate guided hiking experiences in national parks.
But opponents worry these projects prioritize profit over public access.
The Falls to Hotham Alpine Crossing master plan is a clear example of tension between tourism development and accessibility.
