The Association of West Kootenay Rock Climbers
After a few narrow misses involving items lobbed from the top of Pulpit Rock, the Climbers Access Society of BC and the Association of West Kootenay Rock Climbers recently funded new caution signs that have been placed at the top … Continued
The Association of West Kootenay Rock Climbers has suspended all new route reimbursements for the foreseeable future until such time as the debt incurred in purchasing Kinnaird Bluffs is paid back in full. However, in 2016 three new routers were reimbursed … Continued
Another successful work party was hosted by TAWKROC and CASBC on Sunday, June 9th, with volunteers giving a face-lift to the Grohman Narrows canyon climbing area near Nelson. Kudos to volunteers Shawn, Hannah, Shane, Khaled, Nadine, Brendan, Youri and Vince for getting … Continued
The Association of West Kootenay Rock Climbers (TAWKROC) has just announced the recipients of the 2012 new routing reimbursement fund, which aims to promote route development in the area by giving cash to developers of new climbs and climbing areas. Nelson residents Micha … Continued
When the TAWKROC Board of Directors first learned about the CASBC (Climbers Access Society of BC) Adopt-A-Crag program whereby funds are available for the maintenance or improvement of climbing access for existing crags, it opened up a whole new world of possibilities. If we … Continued
Squatters Bluff was named such because of the obvious attraction to pitch a tent or roll out a sleeping bag in this little wooded Shangri La so close to Nelson. As a result of such activity the area had become … Continued