Crag X Revealed as Yellow Bluff - We Need Your Help!
A view of a nice roof and rock quality at Yellow Bluff | Just recently, at the final Triple Crown event, the Southeastern Climbers Coalition announced Yellow Bluff as Crag X – the new addition to climbing areas opened, owned, and managed by the SCC. Yellow Bluff is located about 20 miles from Huntsville, Alabama and has been closed since the early 1990's. Many climbers have been asking about the history of Yellow Bluff so the SCC wanted to fill in the public on not only the history of Yellow Bluff, but what is currently being done to secure its access. |
Note: Many thanks to all of the SCC volunteers who worked tirelessly behind the scenes and to Team Yellow Bluff for making this dream a reality.
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| Posted by bradmc on Tues, Dec 09
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SCC Holds Board Meeting on Nickajack Lake
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On Friday evening, November 14, 2008, The Southeastern Climbers Coalition held it semi-annual board meeting at Hales Bar and Marina on Nickajack Lake in Tennessee. The meeting was attended by 15 climbers, SCC board members, and SCC representatives. During this time, several topics were discussed concerning upcoming SCC projects as well as preparing for the next years efforts. |
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| Posted by eepirate on Tues, Dec 02
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Boat Rock Trail Day Hits New HIgh
Boat Rock Trail Day Fall 2008 | Despite record low temperatures in the low twenties at sun-up, 61 volunteers (a new Boat Rock record) rose to the occassion to continue their long standing work at the Boat Rock Preserve. The event was hosted by Urban Core climbing team as part of the Access Fund's TeamWorks project. The Georgia Tech Trailblazers and Adrenaline youth climbing teamwere also out in force to round out the large group of volunteers. The youth movement comprised 86% of the total number of volunteers! |
Note: Many thanks to all of our many volunteers (Urban Core Climbing, Ga Tech TrailBlazers, Adrenaline, Team Boat Rock) and our sponsors: Metolius, Sickle, The Access Fund, and Black Diamond.
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Stone Fort LRC Trail Day Shines
Spreading mulch at the base of Space and Odyssey | We had perfect conditions and a great turn-out for Fall Stone Fort/LRC Trail Day! Our focus was to complete a general clean-up of the boulderfield/parking lot and also to perform a complete landscape ‘make over’ of the Space/Odyssey Area— |
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A Soggy Castle Rock Trail Day Rallies
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Despite rain, and more rain, volunteers continued to pile into the Castle Rock parking lot to help out with the trail day cleanup on Saturday, November 15, 2008. In all, 17 volunteers braved the cold and rainy morning to work on keeping the Castle Rock crag in great shape. This event was an Access Fund TeamWorks event hosted by the TBA gym in Chattanooga.
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Note: Many thanks to our sponsors - TBA gym, Metolius, Sickle, Black Diamond, and The Access Fund TeamWorks Project.
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Sunset Rock Trail Day Boost TeamWorks
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On Sunday, November 9th, 2008 a group of 43 volunteers climbers donated their time at formed up as the Sunset Rock trail crew to spread mulch, cut back major overgrowth along the walkway, repair the stone stairs, move rock and plant native trees and shrubs. This event continues the SCC's long standing tradition of trail work at Sunset which dates back to 1993 (15 years). Members of the American Hiking Society along with the National Park Service were on hand as a collaborative effort to work on the trail and keep climbing and hiking alive at Sunset Rock.
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Note: Many thanks to our sponsors - PMI Ropes, Access Fund TeamWorks, Metolius, Black Diamond, Adrenaline Gym and Mojo Burritos
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