Places to Climb

They are not all inclusive, and the user of the BRRP/MFRP/PMRP and/or any other property owned or leased by the RRGCC recognizes that they have a responsibility to conduct themselves and any and all persons under their control or supervision, including minor children, in a proper, courteous and safe manner during all times they are on the any  property owned or leased by the RRGCC.

Climbing and mountain biking are dangerous activities and should always be taken seriously. The RRGCC assumes no liability for your safety and personal property while visiting the BRRP/MFRP/PMRP. You climb, bike, and recreate on the BRRP/MFRP/PMRP at your own risk.

Before climbing, mountain biking, or otherwise recreating at the BRRP/MFRP/PMRP you must read, initial, and sign a liability waiver.

Rules and guidelines for the Preserve are as follows:

• Climb responsibly
• Follow “Leave No Trace” practices
• Remove all refuse and bury human waste
• All pets must be leashed
• Stay off all tagged projects and do not touch or use any project ropes, draws, or other gear
• Stay on established trails and do not mark or damage trees or other vegetation. RRGCC authorization is required prior to the establishment of any new crags or trails
• Before establishing any new routes at the Preserve, please send an e-mail to landmanager@rrgcc.org so that you can coordinate your activities with the land manager and the RRGCC’s overall plans for development at the Preserve.
• Overnight camping (no long-term camping) is permitted as long as it is not in a climbing area, along a trail, or near any oil equipment
• NO hunting, trapping, digging for archaeological artifacts, or operation of motorized vehicles off established roads is permitted
• NO open fires are permitted due to the oil extraction activity in the area and the enormous threat a forest fire in a region of numerous oil wells would pose
• NO overnight parking
• NO hammocks