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Work with C4 on the Amphitheater Trail in Linville Gorge
We're building the Amphitheater trail in Linville Gorge this fall and need volunteers on site to lend a hand.
Dates: September 29 – October 29
Days/Time: Tuesdays–Thursdays, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Contact: Individuals and groups should connect with Felicity from our C4 team before coming out at fsekela@carolinaclimbers.org
Meet: Park at the gate on Table Rock Road (do not block the gate). A C4 team member will meet you there.
What to expect:
Carolina Climbing Museum
Visit the Carolina Climbing Museum inside of Black Dome Mountain Sports in Asheville. Not in WNC? Check out their fantastic website with stories documenting Carolina Climbing's rich history.
Summer Stewardship Report
This summer, our C4 crew and CCC volunteers put in over 1,000 hours across ten different climbing areas, building staircases, hauling rock, clearing invasive kudzu, and keeping trails and access sustainable for years to come. It was a season of hard work and major projects, made possible by a lot of people who showed up and gave back to the places we climb.
See the full report below!
CCC is Hiring!
Want to join our Carolina Climbers Conservation Corps (C4) team? We are hiring! Please see the details about the position below, and thank you to the National Forests of North Carolina and National Forest Foundation for helping make this possible.
Job Description
Carolina Climbers Coalition receives 4 year funding from the National Forest Foundation for National Forest work
The Carolina Climbers Coalition (CCC) has been selected to receive a 4 year subaward from the National Forest Foundation (NFF) to support recovery and resiliency of public access infrastructure. Our focus will be on our climbing areas within Pisgah and Nantahala National Forests.
Sauratown Stewardship Summer 2026
This summer, our C4 crew along with CCC volunteers headed to Sauratown Mountain for 3 days of trail work, capped off by our Trail Daze of Summer event on July 11.
Thank you to everyone who came out to dig, haul rock, and get their hands dirty.
This work is made possible with support from the Dr. Dave Gilbert Sauratown Fund.
Stats from this summer at Sauratown: