Q -- Who are you guys?

A -- Guys and gals, actually. Fifteen of us got together and started this group. To be totally honest, we don't have a whole lot in common except our love for climbing and a passionate interest in making San Diego a better place to climb. Learn more about what brought us together and who we are individually on the About Us page.

Q -- What are the benefits of being an ACSD member?

A -- Why be a member? All members enjoy the following benefits:

1. Up to date and accurate information on local access issues and what you can do to help.
2. Be a part of a forward thinking organization where you can voice your opinions and ideas at member meetings.
3. Those who wish may become voting members, giving them the opportunity to nominate candidates for office and ratify officer selections made by the board of directors.
4. Environmentally responsible and legally ethical positions on closure proposals.
5. Your contribution is tax deductible.
6. Receive notification on local clean ups, trail work days, and climbing events.
7. Because we are a local group, you will see, first hand, what your contribution and membership are working toward.
8. Local climbing information with eventual access to online guides and route info.
9. Stay tuned as the list of member benefits will continue to grow…

Q -- What are the obligations of being an ACSD member?

A -- Membership involves a $15 minimum annual, tax-deductible donation.

You have a choice of membership responsibilities. You decide whether you want to be a voting or non-voting member.

A. Voting and Non-voting members should have a desire to uphold our Mission Statement and be environmentally responsible stewards as they head out into the outdoors for whatever reason, whether it’s climbing, hiking, backpacking, mountain biking, etc.
B. Voting members achieve the right to vote on the ratification of officers at our annual meetings by attending two regular membership meetings and one event annually.