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Save Fixed Anchors in Wilderness
Warning; we are going to ask you for 10-20 minutes of your time with this important post. It is a brainfull, but your participation is paramount to keeping climbing as we know it.
Hardware Replacement Form
This form is intended to be used as a tool by volunteers to identify and repair or r
Maibauer Boulders Guidebook
Big thanks to Jim Horton for creating this guide and big thanks to YOU for supporting conservation of the Maibauer Boulders.
Protect Climbing in Wilderness
Right now, Access Fund along with a group of professional climbers are in Washington DC making a year-end push to pass the bipartisan Protecting America’s Rock Climbing Act. They’re making good progress, but there’s one more thing we need: your voice.
Protectors Program Packages, 2023
Our Protectors Program Packages are now available for 2023. Click here to learn more and sign up!
10% Off at Butorausa.com
CCC Members get 10% off at Butorausa.com
The CCC thanks YOU as a member and thanks Butora Climbing for providing our members with a 10% off discount!
Steps for your discount:
5% Off at Armbury.com
CCC Members get 5% off at Armbury.com
The CCC thanks YOU as a member and thanks Armbury Climbing for providing our members with a 5% off discount!
Steps for your discount:
Table Rock Climbers Access Trail Project Receives Major Funding
Linville Gorge's Table Rock is an iconic and historic climbing destination. With over 400 feet of prominence standing over Linville Gorge, climbers have frequented Table Rock since the 1950's. Table Rock’s 100+ multi-pitch routes truly shine in the beginner to moderate level, making the area a great instructional and group climbing arena.
Access has arrived at Raven Rock and Hickory Creek Boulders!
In the Spring of 2023, the CCC worked with the land owners of Raven Rock and Hickory Creek Boulders to form a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) outlining stewardship tasks and access for the public. We are grateful to the landowners for their generous allowance of climbing on their property for registered individuals. In turn, climbers have stepped up and begun to take care of their land.