Bitterroot Forest Rock Climbing Virtual Meeting
Rock climbing has increased in popularity in the Bitterroot National Forest. As a result, a year-long development of a comprehensive climbing management plan is now underway.
In a news release, public affairs officer Tod McKay invited the public to a virtual meeting concerning the plan s progress. The online meeting will be June 2 at 5:30 p.m. Two hours have been set up to discuss the current needs and possibilities for climbers throughout the forest, not just the popular places such as Mill Creek. This is one of several meetings planned. The news release noted the agenda:
a little trip to the albert sandstone rounds there just a few kilometers of. the best way to start a trip to the ever sense turned mountains is on a paddle steamer. the saxon steamship company has been taking passengers to the region since face hundred fifty seven. with its vintage ships it s the world s oldest and largest paddle steamers. after just a few kilometers you can see the distinctive sound stone kids. on. the elvis sandstone mountains are famous as a rock climbers paradise. in the bill novelli alone you can scale two hundred thirty nine peaks only with a rope and caribbean is in keeping with the traditional sex from climbing rules.