2009 Year In Review

While 2009 was a tough year for many, it was a busy year for the Red River Gorge and the RRGCC. Trail days, parties, fests, sends.. surprises.. they were all part of an incredible year. And even though the economy had it rough, you, our supporters, helped make it a great year. While the stock market tanked for a bit, your investments in your climbing future paid handsome dividends.

Read the full story at rrgcc.org..

Upcoming Events in 2010

Timmy lovin' it at Rocktoberfest

Yes, 2009 was a busy year.. but we're ready to get kickin' on the next year with the hopes of making it even better. Get your pens and calendars ready because here comes the list of events for 2010:

• March 27 :: Red River Reunion
• March 27 :: BOD Meeting (Tentative)
• April 3 :: Roadside Trail Day (RSVP)
• July 24 :: BOD Meeting
• August 14 :: The 6th Annual John Bronaugh & Alex Yeakley Adopt-A-Crag Day
• September 11 and 12 :: UCLIMB
• September 25 :: BOD Meeting (Tentative)
• October 8-10 :: The 10th Annual Rocktoberfest
• December 6 :: BOD Meeting (Tentative)

Climbers That Care

On November 22, 2009, Red River Outdoors helped organize another Climbers that care event, a small event aimed at collecting goods for donation to local agencies during the holidays. Last fall, everyone helped make it an especially good year for those in need as they piled up the donated goods at Torrent Falls. As if donating food and clothing weren't enough, everyone also helped do some much needed trail work around Torrent Falls.

Check out the pictures and keep your ear to the ground for next year's Climbers That Care.

Winner of the Auto-Draft Contest!

Congrats go to Ricky Parks, winner of this year's auto-draft contest! Ricky signed up for a monthly donation to the RRGCC and walked away with a brand new Sterling Rope! Just because the contest is over, though, doesn't mean you can't win it big in the Karma Kontest! Donate $100 today and take another step Karma coming your way..*

*The RRGCC cannot guarantee your eternal destiny. It can, however, put in a good word and can definitely help you protect your local climbing future.