"Locals" Day @ The Fed

Work on the weekends? Join us on the Monday (6/16) before JATD to begin cutting the upper portion of The Fed's access trail in Cliffview.

Bronaugh's Landscaping Co. (Part III)

Just like your summer job in high school, this landscaping team will be building terraces and making things pretty at Bronaugh wall. With an eroding slope and unstable belay bases, this rock work will keep things together for years to come!

Recession Planning

The Fed is Cliffview Recreational Preserve's flagship crag and its approach trail needs some help through a small drop-off (just like the economy). Build a footbridge connecting to a staircase.

Financial Stability

The market and belay bases are effectively one and the same, both need some solid footing to be in good standing for a long time. Construct wooden belay bases beneath routes at The Fed.

Rolling out the Red Carpet

RRGCC's newest property, CFRP, needs a highway trail straight through the middle of Ash Cave Hollow, servicing The Venue and other developing crags. Bog bridges and stone pavers will help establish this trail through the bottom of the valley.

Slaying the Dragon

Another part of the Ashland acquisition, Monster Wall is soon to be one of MFRP's new crowd favorites. It is a behemoth of a project, phase one is building a footbridge along the access trail to the crag.

CFRP Trail Crew (formerly Monster's Labyrinth)

Change of plans! Head to the newly-acquired Cave Fork Recreational Preserve to cut trail at Green Hill & The Casino.

CFRP Trail Crew (formerly Stoops at Coop's)

Our favorite rock project leader is in France, join the CFRP trail crew instead Head to the newly-acquired Cave Fork Recreational Preserve to cut trail at Green Hill & The Casino.

Whip Rocking

Work with Muir Valley's trail crew to begin the massive project of rock terracing at Drive-By crag throughout the belay areas under the Whip Stocking sector. We might even let you drive up to the crag 😉

Fed Trail

Cut new trail in Cliffview Recreational Preserve, finishing the upper portion of The Fed's access trail.

Green Team

If you drive a Subaru and eat granola, this project might be for you. Travel the trails of PMRP, BRRP, & MFRP trimming back overgrowth and whipping those pesky weeds.

Go Ruck

Take a break from falling off your project and actually put those muscles to work carrying big pieces of wood to future project sites and taking out the old, dilapidated lumber from replaced infrastructure.

Russian Roulette

Don't care which project? Sign up for this one and we'll assign you to whatever project needs it the most!