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ANNUAL REPORT
ROLANDO GARIBOTTI
Letter from the President and
Executive Director
Since 1990, the Access Fund has been the country's only organization dedicated
solely to preserving climbing access and conserving the climbing environment. We
have grown to over 15,000 members and affiliates and gained support of most of the
climbing industry through our corporate partnership program. We continue to grow and
work with community partners and associated local climber organizations to advocate
on behalf of the almost one million active climbers in the United States. We have spent
millions of dollars on land acquisitions, local conservation projects, and support for
grassroots activism. Also, we have dedicated significant funding to climber education
and representation in the public policy arena.
In 2002, the Access Fund awarded over $120,000 in Climbing Preservation Grants,
monies that helped establish local climbing organizations in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Texas,
Arizona, and other areas across the USA and to acquire land, build or repair trail systems, provide necessary signage, and assist other grassroots initiatives. We received
an "Excellence Award" from the Alaskan Region of the National Park Service for our support of the Denali Clean Mountain Can program. We allocated our largest ever-single
grant to Utah Open Lands (UTOL) to assist with the Castleton Tower purchase, and we
continue to work with UTOL to formulate management guidelines and plans for the
future use of this resource.
The Red River Gorge's Daniel Boone National Forest and the City of Boulder
Colorado also recognized the Access Fund with awards in 2002 for our continued
efforts regarding stewardship and management of climbing resources on public lands.
The Access Fund collaborated with local climbing organizations to preserve or restore
access in areas including Pinnacle Peak, AZ and Boat Rock, GA. Former Board member
and AF Regional Coordinator, Paul Diefenderfer, was instrumental in the Pinnacle Peak
project, and the Southeastern Climbers' Coalition lead the way to purchase land at Boat
Rock.
We created an Indian Creek Information Guide in cooperation with the Bureau of
Land Management (BLM), The Nature Conservancy, and Rocky Mountain Field
Institute. This unique publication was designed to educate climbers about upcoming
BLM planning initiatives in the Indian Creek corridor and to communicate how to care
for this precious resource
Our National policy efforts included working with cultural resource consultants
regarding solutions to allow climbing while protecting archeological/historical values. In
addition, we continued to work on the fixed anchor in wilderness debate.
2002 was a successful and productive year for the AF due to growing support from
climbers throughout the country. Challenges remain, but we will continue to advocate
on behalf of our members, partners and the plethora of active climbers nationwide. We
look forward to enhancing our grassroots program in order to support climbers around
the country working to keep their climbing
areas open and conserving the climbing
environment for future generations.
Together with a focused mission, longterm commitment to self-regulation, and
local activism, we are prepared to continue
and address future climbing issues.
Dave Rosenstein, President
Dave Rosenstein
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Steve Matous
Steve Matous, Executive Director
2002 Access Fund Board
President - Dave Rosenstein, NJ
Vice President - Mark Kroese, WA
Secretary - Andy Carson, WY
Treasurer - Leslie Brown, WA
Chris McNamara, CA
John Myers, NY
Dan Nordstrom, WA
Kurt Smith, TX
Shannon Stuart Smith, KY
Jeff Widen, CO
Board of Directors
Honorary Board Members
Lance Brock, TN
Mary Cablk, NV
Tommy Caldwell, CO
Ken Cline, CO
Keith Cole, Washington, DC
Malcolm Daly, CO
Andy Fitz, WA
Jeff Holt, NJ
Pat Jodice, SC
Gene Kistler, WV
Sam Lightner, Jr.,WY
Marte Lightstone, NM
Bob Margulis, WA
Michael Kennedy, CO
Armando Menocal, WY
Bill Supple, VT
2002 Access Fund Staff
Steve Matous & Sam Davidson - Executive Director
Heather Clark - Development Director
Shawn Tierney - Access & Acquisitions Director
Jason Keith - Policy Director
John Heisel - Publications Director
Kerry Cowan - Membership Director
Kate Cavicchio - Event Coordinator
Cindy Trotter & Aimee Baker - Office Manager
Access Fund Board and Staff
2002 Source
of Funds
Grants
6%
Other
4%
In-kind
contributions
16 %
Corporate
15 %
Individual, Foundation and
Organization Support
59%
Use of Funds
National Policy,
Acquisitions &
Special Programs
38 %
Fundraising and
Administrative
13%
These are unaudited figures.
For additional financial
information, contact the
Access Fund’s Executive
Director at 303-545-6772
(ext. 101).
Newsletter
9%
Climber Outreach, Advocacy &
Communication
40 %
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The Access Fund’s mission is to keep climbing areas open and
to conserve the climbing environment. Below is a list of
actions in 2002 that supported our mission.
• Worked towards a obtaining favorable climbing policy for the use,
Public Policy
replacement and installation of fixed anchors in Wilderness.
• Made a presentation regarding fixed anchors in Wilderness to high ranking
officials at the Arthur Carhart Wilderness Training Center.
• Lobbied Congress to limit the unfair and arbitrary application of recreation fees.
• Worked with human-powered recreation organizations to urge Congress to
support increased funding levels for federal public land agencies regarding land
management and recreation/resource protection.
• Worked with cultural resource consultants to find positive solutions to protect
archaeological and historical values at numerous climbing areas.
• Met with the BLM in Monticello, Utah to discuss interim management strategies pending the
production and implementation of a recreation management plan for the Indian Creek corridor.
• Wrote letters and initiated an action alert to oppose a proposed 8,400 home subdivision
adjacent to the Red Rocks National Conservation Area.
• Hired lobbying firm in Washington, DC to work on recreation fees and funding,
natural resource-recreation conflicts, and fixed anchors in Wilderness.
• Lobbied Congress in an effort to expedite the opening of Castle Rock Ranch
State Park near City of Rocks, ID.
• Began developing a “Climbers for Political Action” event to be held in Washington, DC that
will improve the connections between climbers and government, and galvanize climber activism
in support of legislation and regulatory initiatives that benefit climbing in the United States.
• Met with land managers with the Park Service and Forest Service in Washington state in a
proactive effort to address climbing related management issues before problems arise.
• Met with federal land management agencies in Washington, DC to discuss entering into
memoranda of understanding that would develop a cooperative working relationship
between the agencies and the AF for mutually beneficial programs and projects.
• Submitted comments to Congress on the proposed Sacred Lands Act.
• Began negotiations with the Navajo Nation regarding opening up limited portions of
Monument Valley Tribal Park to permitted climbing.
2002 Activity Report
Areas Where Access Was • Asheboro Boulders, NC. Provided a grant to the Carolina
Climbers Coalition that was used to reopen this privately
Restored or Preserved
owned bouldering area.
• Boulder Canyon, CO. Working with the city of Boulder to preserve ice climbing opportunities in Boulder Canyon.
• Bridalveil Falls, CO. Working with local climbers to restore access to this historic ice climb.
• Castle Valley, UT. Provided financial and administrative support to Utah Open Lands and the
Castle Rock Collaboration to preserve a climbing campground and access to Castleton Tower.
• Cave Rock, NV. Wrote letters and initiated an action alert to oppose a discriminatory closure of Lake Tahoe’s premier sport climbing crag.
• Flatirons, CO. Working to prevent unreasonable closures to climbing and bouldering areas
in the Flatirons currently being developed under a management plan.
• Horsepens 40, AL. Traveled to Alabama and met with locals seeking a solution that will
ensure climbing access at HP 40.
• Hueco Tanks, TX. Continued to offer support to Hueco Tanks.
• Hyalite Canyon, MT. Working with local climbers to preserve access to ice climbing in the canyon.
• New River Gorge, WV. Negotiated with the NPS regarding their proposed closure of The
Endless Wall to provide speculative habitat for migrant peregrine falcons.
• Oak Creek Scenic Overlook, AZ. Working to lift a climbing ban at the scenic vista.
• Sprague River, OR. Opposed a discriminatory and arbitrary closure of Sprague River Picnic
Area to climbing, and an ill-advised citation of a local climber charged for “illegal” bolting.
Conservation Program • Listing of 2002 wildlife closures on Access Fund website and in
membership newsletter; regular updating of this information on
Access Fund website through the spring raptor-nesting season.
• Awarded a $2,100 grant to support research on human disturbance and the guidelines
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used in managing raptor closures. This research will aid in limiting arbitrary closures.
• Obed Wild and Scenic River, TN. Awarded a research grant to the National Park Service.
Research will be conducted by the Univ. of TN on the use, demographics and economic
impact of climbing at the Obed.
• Dedicated $18,000 and carried out trail projects at Quartz Mountain, OK; Little Si and
Frenchman Coulee, WA; Quartz Mountain, OK; Enchanted Tower and El Rito, NM.
• Provided a $5,500 grant to Denali National Park for the “Clean Mountain Can” program.
Portable “cans” will be used to reduce human waste impacts and eliminate the need for
high altitude toilets on Denali.
• Provided $12,000 in grants for trail and impact mitigation projects at Indian Creek, UT;
Cathedral Ledge, NH; Flatirons, CO; and Quincy Quarries, MA.
• Human waste management projects received $4,000 to support toilet installation or maintenance at Jacks Canyon, AZ, North Table Mountain, CO, and the Happy Boulders, CA.
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Provided a $1,500 grant to support the formation of
Support for Grassroots
the Pennsylvania Alliance of Climbers. The group is dediAdvocacy Climber/Education
cated to working on statewide access issues.
Provided a $1,000 grant to the grassroots climber advocacy group, the Minnesota
Climbers Association. The group will represent climbers in the region and provide a forum
for communication between government officials and climbers.
• Produced and distributed an interim educational brochure for recreational users of the
Indian Creek corridor pending planned BLM management initiatives. This educational/informational brochure was supported through partnerships with the BLM, Black Diamond, Petzl,
The Nature Conservancy, and the Rocky Mountain Field Institute.
• Produced educational posters, provided grant funding for acquisitions and completed
stewardship projects as part of our nationwide “Bouldering Campaign” to preserve access
and natural resources at America’s diverse bouldering areas.
• Provided a $1,000 grant to the Pisgah Climbers Association for an information kiosk at
Looking Glass, NC.
• Provided a $1,500 grant to assist in the formation of the Tucson Climbers Association. The
group will represent climbers in the region by working on southern Arizona access issues.
• Published a “Hueco Tanks Survivor’s Guide” designed to assist boulderers in negotiating
Hueco’s complicated tangle of restrictions and reservations requirements.
• Provided a $2,000 grant to support the formation of the Climber’s of Hueco Tanks. The
group will focus on climber education and stewardship projects at Hueco.
• Provided a $500 grant for an informational kiosk at McConnells Mill, PA.
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Castleton Tower, UT. Provided ongoing support along with a
$20,000 grant to Utah Open Lands for the acquisition of land adjacent to Castleton Tower. Acquisition will protect access to the Tower and preserve the historic climbers campground.
• Boat Rock, GA. Provided a $10,000 grant to the Southeastern Climbers Coalition to support their acquisition of the Boat Rock boulders near Atlanta. Acquisition of this historic area
prevented the land from being sold to developers.
• Parley’s Canyon, UT. Provided a $1,500 grant to the Trust for Public Land to support the
acquisition of key parking and trailhead climbing access parcel.
• Quartz Mountain, OK. Exercised an option on property adjacent to climbing area that completed this two-year acquisition effort.
Land Acquisitions
The Access Fund recognizes everyone who contributed to the success of the 3rd Annual Adopt-a-Crag Day. In 2002, the Access Fund
supported 86 Adopt-a-Crag Day events in 34 states, and one event in British Columbia.
Climbers gathered at their favorite crags and boulders for trail construction, litter clean-ups,
and visual impact mitigation. Adopt-a-Crag Day is a national commitment by the climbing
community to natural resource stewardship and volunteerism, and would not be possible
without the generous support of its sponsors. Title Sponsor Recreational Equipment, Inc.
(REI), Presenting Sponsor W.L. Gore, and Supporting Sponsor CLIF Bar
provided key financial backing, allowing the Access Fund to provide each
Adopt-a-Crag Day event with volunteer incentives and clean-up materials,
and to present three awards for exemplary events.
Adopt-A-Crag Day
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2002 Corporate
Partners
DIAMOND—$20,000+
Black Diamond
Equipment/Bibler-Scarpa
Climbing
Galyan's
REI
Rock & Ice
PLATINUM—$10,000+
Nike ACG
Petzl/Charlet Moser
prAna
The North Face
GOLD PLUS—$7,500+
CLIF Bar
W.L. Gore
GOLD—$5,000+
Campmor
Climb High/Mammut
La Sportiva
Maxim Ropes
Nalgene
Omega Pacific
Mountaineering
Patagonia
Trango USA &
Stonewear Designs
Weathered Stone
SILVER—$2,500+
BlueWater
Boreal
Boulder Rock Club
Corplan
EMS
FalconGuides
Gregory Mountain
Products
Kelty
Metolius
Misty Mountain
Threadworks
New Belgium Brewing Co.
Outpost Wildermess
Adventure
Sterling Rope
Touchstone Climbing Inc.
Lowe Alpine Systems
Marmot
Mercer Capital Group
Mountain Gear
Mountain Hardwear
Outdoor Research
Phoenix Rock Gym
PMI
PuR
Redpoint, Inc.
Shoreline Mountain
Products
Torrent Falls Bed &
Breakfast
The AF Memorial
Foundation was founded
in 1998 to honor individuals who cared about
the mountain environment. The following
memorials were established in 2002.
Michael A. Daniel
Blair Halley
Ryan J. Hartley
Kristopher James
Darryl Miner
Scott Sandberg
Marc Springer
Dawn Alguard
Yates Gear
CONTRIBUTING -$500+
Monthly
Contributors
Advanced Base Camp
Alpine Ascents
International
Bearing Images
ClimbingBoulder.com
Cloudveil Mountain Works
Excalibur DMM/Wild
Country/Red Chili USA
Flannel Design
Go-Lite
Gravity Kills Company
Jagged Edge Mountain Gear
Joshua Tree Rock
Climbing School
Montrail
Mountain Madness
Mountain Tools
Mountaineers Books
Nicros
Philadelphia Rock Gym
Phoenix Bouldering
Comp
Royal Robbins
Seattle Manufacturing
Corporation
Sickle Climbing
Soma Entertainment
Stone Age Climbing
T.K. Michael, D.D.S., P.S.
TirelessTrekker.com
Travel Country Outdoors
VooDoo Holds
MEDIA PARTNERS
Blue
MAJOR—$1,000+
Memorials
Blue Ridge Outdoors
American Bouldering
Magazine
Series
Camp4.com
Arc'teryx
ClimbXMedia.com
Cascade Designs/
Ousley Creative
Therm-a-Rest
Outside Magazine
Crazy Creek Products
TexasClimbers.com
Pusher/Cordless/S7
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Vbouldering
Carl Miler & Molly Beard
Booker Bense
David Benson
Laurie Berliner
Van Brinkerhoff
Christopher Burgett
Sarah Hull & Craig Burzynski
E. J. Carfora
Peter Carrick
Greg Carter
Matt Culberson
James Davis
Mark Deem
Satyabodhi Densmore
Paul Diefenderfer
Eric Distad
Thomas Donalek
Brian Donovan
Tim Dougherty
Jennifer Dow
Jeff Drumm
Bill Drury
Mike Mitchell & Diane Edgar
Jason Edwards
Brian Elliott
Tonya Emerson
Mike & Lori Endres
Lars Ensign
Jim Farris
Judith Faulhaber
Steve Ferry
Tim & Susi Fickling
Randy Franklin
Frank Galey
James Garrett
Russell Gerbman
Lindsay Gill
Rodney Graham
Christopher Greyell
Phil & Becky Gruber
Bernard Guest
John Gulius
Rebecca Hage
Arthur & Janet Haines
Harold Hall
Lawrence Hamilton
Harry G. Hampton, Jr.
Ryan Held
Jeanette Helfrich
Ross Hickman
Jason Hindson
Bert Honea
Matt & Aimee Hoyt
Paul Imbierowicz
Paul Jakus
Creeden Jones
Bob & Bonnie Kamps
Christopher Kantarjiev
Garrett Kemper
Michael Kennedy
Kevin Kleinhelter
Patricia Kline
Vic Klotz
Jerry Kripal
David & Sally Larimer
Sharon Liu
Kastle Lund
Sharon Ramirez &
Mark Lutterman
Steve Mays
Chris McNamara
Armando Menocal
Wendy Jenkin &
Stewart Middlemiss
Robert & Barb Moody
Bill Morse
Scott Nelson
Mark Nelson
Ben Nevin
Scott Nydam
Bret Nye
Rain Perry
Kathy Phillips
Steve Pokorny
Thomas Reid
Robert Ross
John Ross
Steve & Cindy Rowe
Peggy Sayer
Alyssa & Barry Schmidt
Dave Schuller
Kirk Shibata
Tony Shouse
Brian Shubat
Robert Skelding
Steve & Aimee Starsja
Peter Steadman
Jerome Stiller
Luke Stollings
Jimmy Stout
Carrie Sundra
Thomas Thrall
Alfred Torrisi
Shawna Vacca
Stephen Grant Walker
Bob & Jane Watson
David Wells
Don Wendland
The AF received grants from
the following foundations
Grants
and corporations in 2002.
Ansara Family Foundation
Apple Foundation
Baird Charitable Fund
Boulder Community
Foundation
Stanley Family Fund
Fox Family Foundation
Jerry Vogel Foundation
Knox Family Foundation
The Lightner Sams
Foundation of Wyoming, Inc.
Loewenstern Foundation
New Belgium Brewing Co.
Parmelee Foundation, Inc.
Patagonia
Peter C. Jackson Fund
Preston Family Donor
Advised Fund
Recreational Equipment, Inc.
Richard and Joan Ringoen
Family Foundation
Washington Women’s
Foundation
LIMESTONE $2,499-$1,000
Samuel Adams
Drew Allan
David Apple
Rob Berry
Jim Boyd
Kenneth Colville
Dan Crouse
Timothy Forbes
Jim Gilchrist
Larry Gustafson
Robert & Ellen Hostetler
Bob & Bonnie Kamps
Michael Kennedy
Kimberly Knox
Colin & Kathleen Lantz
Kyle & Cindy Lefkoff
Marte Lightstone
Jim Mattson, Jr
Craig McKibben
John Preston
Scofield Auctions, Inc.
John & Kirsten Sharp
George Shaw
David Smith
Susan Sosin
Georgie Stanley, II
Todd & Donette Swain
Ken Wagers
Christopher Walker
Doug Walker
Bruce Pech & Wendy Weiss
Edmund Grainger, III
Becky Hall
Lisa Martin & Eric Hennings
Joseph Hettinger
Duncan Highsmith
Sandra Tanen & Ron
Hirschberg
Jessica Holzer
Bert Honea
Susan Hopkins
David Hutchinson
Loren Jahn
Chris Jones
John Lee
Chris Blackmon &
Dougald MacDonald
Sandy Mailliard
Mikko Mannisto
Armando Menocal
Cynthia Meyerhoff
Fred Mitchell
Burton & Julia Moomaw
Allan Nadel
Lori Nixon
Gary Pate
Allen Peery
Conrad Piper-Ruth
Michael Plante
Phyllis Ponte
Keith Rampmeier
George H. & Elizabeth
Regan-Lowe
Nicholas Rhind
Thomas Riihimaki
David Rosenstein
Wade & Jackie Aramany-Roth
Elan Schultz
Jill & Richard Sideman
Monty Access Smith
Paul Smith
W. Robert Smith
Allen Steck
Roger Taylor
Daniel Horwich &
Cynthia Tyler
Dirk & Nancy Tyler
Brian & Wendy Underhill
Terry Vest
Chris Wegener
Mark Weiser
Nancy Zahmiser
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Conrad Anker
James Ansara
Mia Axon
Dina Boon & Jim Bennett
Bill Berkley
John Brastad
Steven Butensky
Clarence Cantebury
Andrew Carson
Paul Certa
Colorado Mountain School
Daren Connor
Dominic De Vincenzo
Michael Dimitri
Maria Enrione
James Frank
Jeff Frank
Paul Gagner
James Garrett
SANDSTONE $499-$250
Rick Accomazzo
Oz, Susy, & Mike Alkaitis
Charles Anderson
John Anderson
Emmy Andrews
Appalachian Mountain
Guides, Inc
Jason Applestein
Larry Arthur
Dave Atkinson
Jon Banks
Adrienne Jarrett & Dale Bard
Dennis Barry
Kathleen Beamer
David Benson
Dan Bereck
Laurie Berliner
Kreighton Bieger
Bruce Bindner
2002 Summit Club
ABOVE THE CLOUDS
$10,000+
Anne Watson & Tom Isaacson
Jon Krakauer
Sam Lightner, Jr
GRANITE $9,999-$2,500
Paul Diefenderfer
Charlotte Fox & Reese Martin
Andrew Gresh
Alan & Cheryl Higham
Mark Kroese
Roger Linfield
Lisa Foss & Robert Price
Vernon Scarborough
Erik Weihenmayer
Jim Bodenhamer
Dave Brandt
Patrick Brennan
Gerald Calbaum
Randy Carmichael
Stephen Caulk
Mark Clancy
Michael Clifford
Kenneth Cline
Eric Coblin
Steven Cochran
Amy Colburn
Stan Cole
Arthur Cormier
David Coward
Peter Coward
John Cox
Robert Craig
Ernesto Cruz
Emery Dameron
D. Kirk Davidson
Scott Davis
Steve Davis
Kathy Dicroce Brown
Richard Dietz
Ed Diffendal
Don Mason & Laura Domoto
Kirk Donaldson
Cheryl Duckworth
Tom Duke
Sandy & Gale Dunlap
Robert Durham
James Edwards
Lisa & Phil Ensign
Nicolas Falacci
Rui Ferreira
Keith Fleischman
Anders Fridberg
Paul Gagner
Frank Galey
Donna Garoutte
Kenny Gasch
Clark Gerhardt, Jr.
David Goeddel
Mr. & Mrs. W. King Grant
Phil & Becky Gruber
Robert Hall
Rick Hanheide
Eric Haszakiewicz
Nicola Hill
Margaret Judith Hillenbrand
Greg Iafeliece
Peter Jackson
Paul Jakus
John Jinishian
Tim Jorgensen
Mary James Kavanaugh
Anna Kessler
Pete King
James Kotrba, IV
Al Koury
John Kretchmer
Robert Lang
Wendy Langston
Jim LaRue
Wayne Lashley
Randy Leavitt
Peter Pryde & Suzanne Lee
Wayne Lentz
Ann Lyons
Eugene Dammel &
Walt & Suzy Wilkinson
Carole Ludlum
J. Patrick Luke
Brent Manning
Patreese Martin
Steve Matous
Thomas & Sarah Matthews
Kent McCormick
Gary McElvany
James McNally
Colin McNease
Doug Miller
Matt Miller
Philip Mindlin
Bob & Cindy Monnet
Daniel Moore
Bernard Moret
Wally Naylor
Andrew Newman
Victor Nippert
Dan Nordstrom
Evi Nott
David Osborn
Bryan O'Sullivan
Tejal, Kevin & Deven ParikhCarmichael
Thomas Patterson
Janet Peterson
Bill Povolny
Martha Dickie & James
Rader
Russ & Holly Raffa
Robert Raker
Alfred Riddle
David Rikert
Greg Rogers
Thomas Rosenberg
Tushar Sharma & Nagaja
Sanatkumar
Peggy Sayer
Eric Schlegel
Laura Schmonsees
Jerry & Anne Seydel
Audrey Sheridan
Elizabeth Sholes
Jay & Andrea Shotwell
Tony Shouse
Amy Simper
John Sirois
Marc Sisko
Ray Snead
Daniel Snyder
Ken Stauffer
Barry Sullivan
William Sweasy
Kent, Laura, & Cassandra
Taylor
Donald Thomas
Joy Thomas
James Tucker, III
Jutta lrich
Bruce Valentine, DDS, APC
Mark Veteto
Kevin Wagner
Michael Walenta
William, Victoria &Mojo
Walseth
Bert Young
Mark Zaleski
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• Fort Lewis College
Guides
Climbing Club
• Bison Willy’s Bunkhouse
• Gainesville Rock Gym
• Blue Star Camps
• Georgia University
• CU Outdoor Program
Outdoor Recreation
• Erehwon Mountain
• Granite Arch Climbing
Outfitter
Center
• Friends of Joshua Tree
• High and Wild Mountain
• Martinez Construction
Guides
• MTU Ridge Roamers
• Hamilton College
• Peak Experiences
• Kent Mountain
• Pennsylvania Alliance of
Adventure Center, Inc.
Climbers
• Memphis Mountaineers
• Rock'n & Jam'n
• Mountain Chalet
• Rok Haus Indoor
• Mountain Dreams
Climbing Gym
• International MTU Ridge
Mountaineering
• Ute Mountaineer
• Vail Rock & Ice Guides,
LLC.
Community Friends
$100 - $249
• ACC ROCX
• Action Committee for
Eldorado
• Alpine Club of Canada
• Alpine Shop, Ltd.
• Animas City Rock
• Avery Brewing Company
• Aztec Rec Center
• Blue Star Camps
• Boulder Mountaineering
School
• Boulders Climbing Gym •
Call of the Wild
• Camp High Rocks
• NEICE.COM
• North Summit Climbing
Gym
• Prairie Walls, Inc.
• Red River Gorge
Climbers Coal.
• Redpoint Production, Inc.
• Rim of the World
Climbing Club
• Rockhard, Inc.
• Rock Solid Climbing
Services
• Skinny Skis
• Southern California
Mountaineers Association
• Southern Oregon
Climbing Club
• Starved Rock Outfitters
• Stone Age Climbing
Gym, Inc.
• Stone Age Gym
• Stonehenge Sunrift
• Carolina Adventures
• Adventures Talus
• CASBC
Climbing Service
• Cascade Crags Indoor
• The Bag and Pack Shop
Climbing
• The Mountaineers Library
• Chicago Mountaineering
• University of
Club
Pennsylvania Outing Club
• Cleveland Rock Gym
• Upper Limits
• Climbers Alliance of Mid-
• Vertical Access Western
Missouri
State Recreation Program
• CLIMBX
• Wilderness Exchange
• Colgate University
•
• Outdoor Education
Unlimited
Program
• Wilson's Eastside Sports
• Desiderata Institute
• X-TREME Rock Climbing
Address Service Requested
• Summit Canyon
Roamers
Boulder, CO 80308
Mountaineers
The Access Fund, PO Box 17010
• Stone GardensSpokane
PAID
• Exum Mountain Guides
• Appalachian Mountain
DENVER, CO
Pittsburgh
• AMC - NY Chapter
ORG
• Explorer's Club of
• Ace Adventure Center
U.S. POSTAGE
• Dover Indoor Climbing Gym
$250 - $499
NON-PROFIT
2002 Community Partners
Community Leaders
Wilderness Exchange
Center
2002 Annual Report