The Access Fund buys Unaweep crags: Sunday Wall, Fortress Wall & Hidden Valley. They eventually transfer these to the WCCC.

The Access Fund awards the community a rebolting grant.

The group later forming the WCCC was awarded a $2,084 grant from the Access Fund: Anchor Replacement Fund. We upgrade existing hardware at Grit Wall and Four Blocks Wall in Unaweep Canyon’s Nine Mile Hill.

The WCCC is born!

The WCCC partnered with a private party, John and Marti Peterson, to secure the crag known as Upper Mothers Buttress.

The WCCC begins a formal joint partnership with the AccessFund.

The WCCC buys Upper Mothers Buttress from John and Marti Peterson.

The WCCC buys Beyer's Wall and Lower Mothers Buttress.

The Access Fund establishes permanent conservation easements for all WCCC properties.

The WCCC partners with the BLM's Adopt-A Program to host monthly cleanups in Unaweep Canyon starting in Bone Park.

In the first 18 months we cleaned over 11,000 lbs out of the canyon.

Adopt A cleanup events move to quarterly. Since, over 3,000 lbs of trash have been removed and counting!

The WCCC continues to improve parking areas, trails, and infrastructure to ensure safe and sustainable access to crags.