Outdoor Etiquette: Respecting the environment is key to keeping crags open. Always brush your chalk, stay on trails, and pack out all trash.
Preserving Our Climbing Playgrounds
Outdoor bouldering is a privilege. As more people head outside, our impact on the environment increases. Following "Leave No Trace" principles is non-negotiable.
Brushing and Chalk
Excess chalk isn't just ugly; it can damage the rock over time. Always brush your holds after a session, and never leave "tick marks" (chalk lines used to mark holds) behind.
Environmental Impact
Don't trample vegetation. Place your pads carefully and avoid dragging them across sensitive ground cover. Stay on established paths to prevent erosion.
Community Respect
Keep noise levels down—no one wants to hear your Bluetooth speaker in the forest. Respect local closures and parking regulations.
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