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What's Next for Wilderness Climbing?
What's Next for Wilderness Climbing?

Right now we’re working on three different strategies to protect sustainable Wilderness climbing.

Wilderness Climbing FAQ
Wilderness Climbing FAQ

As climbers, fixed anchors are essential pieces of our safety system that allow us to safely and sustainably access vertical terrain. Without fixed anchors, many of the wildest and most inspiring places in America would become inaccessible to the public.

New NPS and USFS Proposals Would Limit Climbing and Threaten Iconic Routes
New NPS and USFS Proposals Would Limit Climbing and Threaten Iconic Routes

The National Park Service and U.S. Forest Service recently released draft recreation management directives that would overturn decades of precedent.

Big Wall Climbers Victorious in Yosemite National Park
Big Wall Climbers Victorious in Yosemite National Park

Park managers listened to the climbing community’s concerns, and the program is better because of it—maximizing flexibility for big wall climbers, just as we requested.

 

Other ways you can help

We will need all climbers to rally in the coming months to protect Wilderness climbing. There's a long road ahead to get the Protect America’s Rock Climbing Act across the finish line and mitigate threats from these misguided land management plans. Stay tuned for upcoming action alerts, and please consider helping to fund our advocacy efforts.