Our Approach
When a climbing access or conservation issue occurs in your backyard, who will be there to help? The first and best line of defense is almost always the local climbers. That’s why a critical piece of Access Fund’s work is inspiring and organizing local climbers to join together to protect and conserve climbing areas. Working together as a national network of climbing advocacy organizations, we’re protecting more climbing areas than ever.
Learn MoreOur 2018 Impact
7,200 Hours Strengthening Local Advocates
130 Local Climbing Organizations
$60,000 in Grants Awarded
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Latest News
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Read MoreClimbers Partner with Park Service to Protect Zion’s Peregrine Falcons
Zion National Park in southwest Utah is a premier destination for sandstone big wall climbing, with classic routes that draw... -
Read MoreOver $25,000 in Grants Awarded For Climbing Conservation
Access Fund is pleased to announce that it has awarded $25,556.13 in the second round of the 2019 Climbing Conservation Grant... -
Read MoreAccess Fund to Convene The Future of Climbing Summit
Access Fund will convene leaders in climbing advocacy this October 11-12 in Seattle, Washington for The Future of Climbing, a...