Volunteers Needed: Lower LCC Climbing Trails & Staging Area Improvement

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Adopt a Crags
Lower Little Cottonwood Canyon Climbing Trail Access Project
Saturdays & Sundays
August-November
8am-2pm
Location: Meet in the lower Little Cottonwood Park-n-Ride. If you miss the morning meet up, join the crew at the work area. / Work Areas August-November include: Crescent Crack & Mexican Crack Staircase, Bong Eater, Secret Garden, Coffin / Notes: Bring water and snacks. Long pants, close-toed shoes, helmets, gloves, sun protection and sunglasses are required. Expect heavy lifting and physical work.
Register: saltlakeclimbers.org/adopt-…
An Adopt a Crag is about giving back to the climbing areas we use on a regular basis. It is important that we make an effort to maintain and care for our climbing areas in order to keep them open. Climbing is a privilege and not a right. Give back to your crag and volunteer with us today.

Bumping this with some details.

First off, welcome back to Chip and Lindsay! (Access Fund Conservation Team) They are here to work on this project in LCC through the Fall months while getting in a little climbing.

This Saturday we'll begin buttoning up the work at Mexican Crack. There's a few days of rock work, so they could really use a nice stockpile. It's hot out, so we'll be making the most of the cooler, morning hours, starting at 8. Every bit helps - stop by to help out for an hour or all day.

Thanks to all of the volunteers and community for supporting the SLCA's stewardship initiatives!

Any hotties going to be there?

Aren't they gonna be with Stitch at that happy hour thingy?

Grog, you missed the hotties. It's a zen thing I guess.

Thanks to Julia M., Tim and Andrew for stepping up to help us get some rock stockpiled. Chip and Lindsay will be up in the Mexican Crack environs for the next two days getting the rock set in place, but they can still use all the help they can get. They will be at the LCC Park and Ride at 8 AM each morning to greet volunteers, and you can sign up on the SLCA website.

Thanks again to all of the volunteers. It never ceases to amaze how much the climbing community is willing to give.