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AAC Submits Comment on Proposed Bears Ears Climbing Management Plan

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AAC Submits Comment on Proposed Bears Ears Climbing Management Plan — American Alpine Club

The AAC weighs in on the draft climbing management for the Bears Ears National Monument, including offering feedback on elements of the climbing management plan which will impact climbing in Indian Creek.

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