CASA's Sunday, March 1st Adopt-a-Crag: Erosion Control and Highway Cleanup @ Windy Point Vista
Help CASA continue our long standing work at Windy Point Vista climbing area to improve access and prevent erosion.

When:  Sunday, March 1, 2026  |  9am — 3pm

Where:  Windy Point Vista, Santa Catalina Highway

Why:
This is the first climbing infrastructure project on the Coronado National Forest since its inception in 1908—over a century!

For the past 10 years, CASA has worked closely with the Forest Service to build strong relations and allow projects such as this to proceed.

This project helps legitimize climbing on Forest Lands. It also paves the way for the Forest Service to directly support climbing and climbing access through improvements to trail, access routes, and landings.

What to Bring:
  • Gloves (CASA will have some available if you do not)
  • Safety glasses or sunglasses (CASA will have some available if you do not)
  • Hardhat or climbing helmet (CASA will have some available if you do not)
  • Boots or closed toed shoes
  • Long pants
  • Sun protection
  • Lunch
  • 3 liters of water (minimum)
Safety:
Please note that dogs are not permitted on the project site.

Volunteers age 10-17 are welcome with a signed release. Please be mindful that the worksites will often be near the highway, moving vehicles, and steep drops. 

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We will be building with rocks, as well as removing litter along the Catalina Highway. 

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