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Woodcock Cove – The SCC’s Newest Crag
The Southeastern Climbers Coalition and The Access Fund are thrilled to announce the purchase and protection of a major new climbing area in eastern Tennessee. WOODCOCK COVENewly protected Woodcock Cove features a 75’ freestanding tower. Ancestral lands of...
CURRENT NEWS
Trail Daze of Summer – 5th Anniversary
As the 5th anniversary of Trail Daze of Summer comes to a close, I’ve been thinking about how the SCC has always been grounded in stewardship. From day one, SCC was rallying big crews of climbers who put in the time and sweat equity to keep our crags open. Trail days...
Signal Mountain’s new Walden’s Ridge Park to open this fall!
"The Southeastern Climbers Coalition is very excited to see Walden's Ridge Park in its final stages and moving closer to opening! Having another bouldering resource close to town will be a big draw for climbers, and the opening is highly anticipated by the local...
The Meaning of Membership Part 4: Keep Showing Up
Pictured above: Paul Morley (right) and Brad McLEod (left) advocates and leaders for southeastern climbing access.The Southeast Climbers Coalition is gearing up to celebrate 30 years of protecting access to outdoor climbing. From our humble beginnings in 1993, the...
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