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BREAKING: Protecting Climbing Transcends Political Lines During Congressional Hearing

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BREAKING: Protecting Climbing Transcends Political Lines During Congressional Hearing — Access Fund

Following three decades of uncertainty, the executive branch aligns with Congress on the protection of climbing in Wilderness. Rock climbing had a milestone moment on Capitol Hill January 21, 2026—affirming that the climbing community’s measurable efforts to protect climbing in Wilderness are like

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