Proposed Forest Service policy recognizes climbing as appropriate land use
The U.S. Forest Service would delegate specific climbing regulations to local authorities, who are tasked with creating ‘climbing management plans.’
The U.S. Forest Service would delegate specific climbing regulations to local authorities, who are tasked with creating ‘climbing management plans.’
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