Advocates & Stewards of Wasatch Climbing
Since 2002, the Salt Lake Climbers Alliance has been dedicated to ensuring that climbers have access to well-managed and sustainable climbing areas. Join us!
Upcoming events
Join us for the next showing November 19th, 2026! TICKETS
See Reel Rock 20 at Momentum Millcreek on December 6th, 2026 & support the SLCA - TICKETS ARE LIVE NOW
Watch Fixed Points: The Weight of First Ascents
Fixed Points provides a glimpse into some of the social and moral challenges the Salt Lake Climbers Alliance faces when rebolting routes. Most of us are aware of the incredible amounts of physical labor that goes into the rebolting process, however what does the other side look like? Fixed Points touches on the complexities of working with first ascensionists, navigating the climbing community, and emphasizes the importance of safe bolts.
Official Selection Yosemite Film Festival & Storyteller Summit
We employ the nation’s 1st professional anchor maintenance crew. Help Replace Bolts - Learn More & Donate Today
Trail work and hands-on stewardship keep climbing sustainable. See Our Stewardship Work
Explore the challenges of route rebolting, working with first ascensionists. Keeping Wasatch Climbing Safe
Join us for climbing festivals, community nights, and stewardship days. See Upcoming Events
Take a look into the untold history of Little Cottonwood canyon.
Help protect the places you love to climb. Join Today
Rock climbing and trail use are inherently dangerous. Public access is provided under Utah’s Recreational Use Statute (Utah Code § 57-14). By entering outdoor climbing areas, you voluntarily assume all risks, including injury or death, from hazards such as unmaintained trails, falling rock, failure of fixed climbing anchors, wildlife, and the actions of others. Conditions can change—use caution and obtain proper training.