Over the last few weeks, we've witnessed how the killing of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and many others have galvanized protests around racial inequality. Black Lives Matter. Not only do Black Lives Matter, climbers of color belong in climbing organizations, in leadership positions, and at every single crag across our state. Racism, [...]
Climbing in Washington during the COVID-19 pandemic While access to climbing areas has been reopened as of June 4, many or most toilet facilities remain closed. What can we do as a community to recreate safely without putting human lives and climbing access at risk? Why should we follow these guidelines as a community? [...]
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Access Fund and Washington Climbers Coalition (WCC) opened this unique new bouldering area near Bellingham, Washington in Sprin 2019. Located in Larrabee State Park, this cluster of sandstone boulders along the Chuckanut Mountain escarpment provides high-quality bouldering for climbers of all skill levels. Access Information The trailhead is located at the end of Cleater [...]
Access Fund and Washington Climbers Coalition Open a Unique New Bouldering Area Access Fund and Washington Climbers Coalition (WCC) are excited to announce the official opening of a unique new bouldering area near Bellingham, Washington: Lost Ledge in Larrabee State Park. This cluster of sandstone boulders along the Chuckanut Mountain escarpment provides high-quality bouldering [...]
