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Climb Nova Scotia is seeking proposals from qualified applicants to complete research into issues surrounding landowner liability as it relates to outdoor recreation in Nova Scotia. For more information, please refer to the RFP document.
Mick Levin, CNS Access Champion, intends on bidding on this proposal. He will not be involved in evaluating proposals or awarding the contract. To ensure a fair evaluation, a representative from the Communities, Culture and Heritage division of the Province of Nova Scotia (our funder), will be involved in come capacity.
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The property owner for the road accessing, and land surrounding, Neverland in Musquodoboit, has contacted us to communicate that ALL public access on that property, including for climbing, is closed immediately.
We ask that you respect the land owners wishes and not return to Neverland. We realize this is disappointing for some of you but we need to respect the landowner and not return. Please tell anyone who you think might be interested in Neverland as this closure is effective immediately.
Thank you.
As the climbing community grows, we must manage our impact and presence at other crags/trails on privately owned land. At the rest of our crags, please respect parking, road access, trail access, and of course, maintain strict Leave No Trace principles. Car pool when possible to reduce traffic at parking, and if a crag seems full, please climb somewhere else. Our use of outdoor crags is fully dependent on the climbing community maintaining excellent relationships with all stakeholders, including property owners, government and the general public. Please do your part.
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Thursday Night Bouldering – 2019 Schedule
New Nova Scotia Climbing Guidebook
Terrence Bay Woods Bouldering
Rock Climbing Skills Course for New Climbers (Sept 2018) – Info and Registration
Boulderfest tickets are available (Update: sold out)
Sirens’ Sessions
Request for Proposals: Landowner Liability Research
Climb Nova Scotia is seeking proposals from qualified applicants to complete research into issues surrounding landowner liability as it relates to outdoor recreation in Nova Scotia. For more information, please refer to the RFP document.
Click here to read the full RFP: 2018-CNS-RFP-landowner-liability
Conflict of Interest Disclaimer:
Mick Levin, CNS Access Champion, intends on bidding on this proposal. He will not be involved in evaluating proposals or awarding the contract. To ensure a fair evaluation, a representative from the Communities, Culture and Heritage division of the Province of Nova Scotia (our funder), will be involved in come capacity.
Boulderfest 2018!
CLIMBING ACCESS CLOSED AT NEVERLAND EFFECTIVELY IMMEDIATELY
The property owner for the road accessing, and land surrounding, Neverland in Musquodoboit, has contacted us to communicate that ALL public access on that property, including for climbing, is closed immediately.
We ask that you respect the land owners wishes and not return to Neverland. We realize this is disappointing for some of you but we need to respect the landowner and not return. Please tell anyone who you think might be interested in Neverland as this closure is effective immediately.
Thank you.
As the climbing community grows, we must manage our impact and presence at other crags/trails on privately owned land. At the rest of our crags, please respect parking, road access, trail access, and of course, maintain strict Leave No Trace principles. Car pool when possible to reduce traffic at parking, and if a crag seems full, please climb somewhere else. Our use of outdoor crags is fully dependent on the climbing community maintaining excellent relationships with all stakeholders, including property owners, government and the general public. Please do your part.
Self Rescue Course – Info and Registration