Top 10 Climbing Advocacy Victories of 2025
From launching a new location of Climber Stewards to thousands of feet of sustainable trails constructed, join us in celebrating another incredible year of American climbing advocacy.
Access Fund Expands Climber Steward Program to Washington
Access Fund Seeks to Renew Elite Land Trust Accreditation
Access Fund is pleased to announce that it is seeking renewal of its national land trust accreditation. Access Fund was first awarded the distinctive seal of the Land Trust Accreditation Commission in 2015, confirming that it met a rigorous standard of excellence for land conservation.
Western Massachusetts Climbers’ Coalition and Access Fund Secure New England Crag
BREAKING: Black Diamond is matching all donations to secure climbing's future!
Access Fund was founded in 1991 to protect America’s climbing. We’ve made so much progress on that front—from passing bills in Congress to buying threatened climbing areas to building sustainable trails—but our work is not done. In fact, it’s just as important as ever.
Carolina Climbers Coalition and Access Fund Purchase Lower Ghost Town
Access Fund Announces Twelve Fall 2025 Climbing Conservation Grantees
Access Fund is pleased to announce nearly $32,000 in new climbing conservation grants to climbing advocates around the country. Our twelve awardees will advance new projects in a parking lot build, road repair, a climbing advocacy summit, human waste solutions, and several large-scale stewardship ...
Access Agreement Secured for Little Brushy Climbing Area in Tennessee
Access Fund Expands Climber Steward Program to Red Rock
Alex Honnold: Help Access Fund Protect Public Lands
Access Fund Announces Nine Spring 2025 Climbing Conservation Grantees
Access Fund is pleased to announce almost $40,000 in new climbing conservation grants to climbing advocates around the country. Our nine awardees will advance new projects in a parking lot build, road repair, a climbing advocacy summit, human waste solutions, and several large-scale stewardship ...
Chris Schulte: Help Access Fund Keep Climbing Areas Open and Conserved