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March 1, 2019 Falcon Closure at Newhalem

Newhalem Seasonal Raptor Closure Starts March 1st - Opportunity To Volunteer Starting March 1, 2019, a seasonal raptor closure will be in place for select Newhalem climbing areas to protect nesting Peregrine falcons in the Ross Lake National Recreation Area of North Cascades National Park. Currently, six pairs of nesting raptors select nest sites [...]

March 1, 2019 Falcon Closure at Newhalem2019-03-05T15:05:56-08:00

2018 Index Update

Site work for new toilet Arborist assessment  Work with railroad, county, state parks Project timeline (spring or fall) If you’ve been to Index lately, maybe you’ve noticed some staking and flagging around the start of the Lower Town Wall access trail. We’re getting ready to put in a toilet! [...]

2018 Index Update2018-10-03T00:44:12-07:00

2018 Larrabee State Park stewardship day

July 14, 2018 Climbers have been doing stewardship projects at Larrabee for over ten years. This year we did grafitti removal at the beach and among the boulders inland at Lost Ledge.  As is standard, we ended the work day with plenty of time for climbing. Thirteen climbers showed up and some were [...]

2018 Larrabee State Park stewardship day2018-08-17T21:46:57-07:00

May 2018 Falcon Closure at Index

2018 Peregrine Falcon nesting closure at Index (the Diamond) through July 15 There is a pair of falcons raising their young on the Diamond this year. Please avoid the upper pitches on this formation through mid-July. Climbing above pitches 4 on any of the routes there (Centerfold to Hell Bent For Glory) will not [...]

May 2018 Falcon Closure at Index2018-06-05T11:51:06-07:00

National Trails Day at Three O’Clock Rock

Eightmile Creek Trail - June 2, 2019 Climbers have been doing volunteer trailwork on the Eightmile Creek trail since 1999. Over the past two years, we worked on a new switchback where the trail is heavily eroded in the woods leading up to Three O'Clock Rock, the most accessible crag in the traditional [...]

National Trails Day at Three O’Clock Rock2020-03-16T15:41:31-07:00