Classifieds • Re: Climbing Survey
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Yes, climbing has an impact, I would never argue that it doesn't.
I'm just not sure it can fairly be described as excessively negative, especially in the Red. Sure, climbers cut trails, cause erosion, and trample down the base of crags.
But how much land in Ky has been rescued from oil pumping/dumping because of climbing? I would say climbers are now taking much better care of the land in the Red than it has been in decades past.
I'm just not sure it can fairly be described as excessively negative, especially in the Red. Sure, climbers cut trails, cause erosion, and trample down the base of crags.
But how much land in Ky has been rescued from oil pumping/dumping because of climbing? I would say climbers are now taking much better care of the land in the Red than it has been in decades past.
Statistics: Posted by wildhanimal — Wed Sep 12, 2018 12:54 pm