Our Approach
The best way to influence how our public climbing areas are managed is to have a seat at the table. Access Fund represents the collective voice and interests of climbers—working to protect access to, and integrity of, our climbing areas by working with officials in Washington, DC and land managers at parks and forests across the country.
Learn MoreOur 207 Impact
176 Hours Advocating on Capitol Hill
Thousands of Climbing Areas Protected
21 Climbing Management Plans
Where We Work
Some of our most iconic climbing areas are located on public lands—from Yosemite to Acadia. Explore Access Fund's work to protect public climbing areas across the country. This map is under construction. Check back for regular updates.
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Latest News
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Read MoreClimbers: Help Public Lands During the Government Shutdown
As the government shutdown approaches the three-week mark, America’s public lands and their irreplaceable climbing areas are paying a... -
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For the first time in nearly 20 years, Joshua Tree National Park is reviewing its climbing management plan (CMP). This world-class... -
Read MoreWhat the Government Shutdown Means for Climbers
The government has been shut down for two weeks, and congressional representatives and the President warn that it may stay...