Meet the Climbing Rangers, get beta, share stories, and stoke! Location may change-check the Bishop Climbing Ranger Condition Report on Instagram for more information.
Meet the Climbing Rangers, get beta, share stories, and stoke! Location may change-check the Bishop Climbing Ranger Condition Report on Instagram for more information.
Meet the Climbing Rangers, get beta, share stories, and stoke! Location may change-check the Bishop Climbing Ranger Condition Report on Instagram for more information.
Meet the Climbing Rangers, get beta, share stories, and stoke! Location may change-check the Bishop Climbing Ranger Condition Report on Instagram for more information.
Meet the Climbing Rangers, get beta, share stories, and stoke! Location may change-check the Bishop Climbing Ranger Condition Report on Instagram for more information.
Meet the Climbing Rangers, get beta, share stories, and stoke! Location may change-check the Bishop Climbing Ranger Condition Report on Instagram for more information.
Start your morning off in the Buttermilk Main Parking Area with delicious Black Sheep Coffee (Climber coffee from 9-11), then around 11 help delineate some trails. We will wrap up by 2pm at the latest! What a day!! Sign up here!
Bring water, layers, sun protection, closed toe shoes, and a good attitude. Light snacks will be provided.
This event is being put on by the Bishop Climbing Rangers.
Meet the climbing Rangers, get beta, share stories and stoke! Rotating time and location, check the Bishop Climbing Ranger Condition Report on Instagram for more information.
The American Alpine Club and Tenaya invite you to the world-class climbing mecca of Bishop, CA for the Bishop Craggin' Classic, this October 18-20!
Get ready for an electrifying night of 5 climbing films as we kick off the Bishop Craggin Classic with Reel Rock 18! This is BACC’s biggest fundraiser of the year, so come for the films, stay for the community, and help support local climbing!
🌿 Join the Great Sierra River Cleanup! 🌊
🗓️ Saturday, September 21st
🕘 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
📍 Near Artesian Wells, Bishop (Exact location sent upon RSVP)
Let’s come together to protect our local waterways as part of a statewide cleanup effort! 💧✨
How to RSVP:
🔗 RSVP for location details: eslt.org/events
❓ Questions? Reach out to gena@eslt.org.
Join us for a one, some, or all of these Russian Thistle picking events in the Happie Boulders! Meet in the parking lot and bring water, closed toed shoes, and sun protection. Tools provided!
Join us for a one, some, or all of these Russian Thistle picking events in the Happie Boulders! Meet in the parking lot and bring water, closed toed shoes, and sun protection. Tools provided!
Join us for a one, some, or all of these Russian Thistle picking events in the Happie Boulders! Meet in the parking lot and bring water, closed toed shoes, and sun protection. Tools provided!
Free presentation on his 50 years of climbing El Cap at Root Down Community Hub.
Date: Sunday, May 12th
Time: 6:30-7:30
Location: 106 S. Main St (above the gear Exchange!)
Donations accepted by Root Down Community Hub
Join us for a one, some, or all of these Russian Thistle picking events in the Happie Boulders! Meet in the parking lot and bring water, closed toed shoes, and sun protection. Tools provided!
This extremely invasive, non-native plant is a massive problem we hope to mitigate this spring and summer. The wet winter/spring last season created the perfect conditions for a complete thistle explosion in the Eastern Sierra! 💥 Piles of tumbleweeds filled with thousands of painful thorns and seeds completely smothered our beloved canyon. 😢 This incredibly aggressive plant has been outcompeting key native species and making for rather unpleasant climbing. With YOUR help, we can hopefully prevent another Russian Thistle takeover. 🥊 Now is the time to get to work as new thistle sprouts have already started to come up. Fortunately for us, this new growth has not had the chance to develop seeds or those pesky thorns. Come join us as we battle it out against this detrimental invasive species! Sign up here!
This extremely invasive, non-native plant is a massive problem we hope to mitigate this spring and summer. The wet winter/spring last season created the perfect conditions for a complete thistle explosion in the Eastern Sierra! 💥 Piles of tumbleweeds filled with thousands of painful thorns and seeds completely smothered our beloved canyon. 😢 This incredibly aggressive plant has been outcompeting key native species and making for rather unpleasant climbing. With YOUR help, we can hopefully prevent another Russian Thistle takeover. 🥊 Now is the time to get to work as new thistle sprouts have already started to come up. Fortunately for us, this new growth has not had the chance to develop seeds or those pesky thorns. Come join us as we battle it out against this detrimental invasive species! Sign up here!
Calling volunteers! In honor of Earth Month 🌏 we are looking for 15 people to help cleanup trash and remove graffiti at the Artesian Wells.
📆 Saturday, April 27th
⏰10am-12pm
⛓Volunteers must sign up using this link
☕ Coffee and a light breakfast 🍩 will be provided
ℹ️More information in a follow-up email
Thank you to the LADWP for partnering with the BACC on this event!
Celebrate Earth Day 2024 at the Bishop Paiute Tribe’s Earth Day and Spring Market at the Cultural Center.
8:00-10:30 am: Community Roadside Cleanup
10:30-3:00 pm: Activity tables, information booths, Spring Market vendors, food, live music, and more!
The BACC is proud to participate in the clean up this Sunday and table- stop by and say “hey”!
Climbing Trivia Night is back! Join us and the Bishop Climbing Rangers on Monday, April 15th from 7-9pm at Mountain Rambler Brewery in Bishop. Study up on your old climbing magazines and guidebooks, because you never know what kind of questions we will come up with! Gather your crew, brainstorm team names, and come hang out with us!
After postponing our first event due to wildfire smoke, we are ready to try again! Please join your local climbers' coalition for this two-part community *socially distanced* get-together. Come by the Bishop Tri-County Fairgrounds between 8-10am to get a trash bag and grabber, and then head out with your quaranpod to show our town some love. Pick up trash anywhere around Bishop and you'll earn a FREE ticket to our drive-in showing of Patagonia's "Stone Locals," a film about climbers supporting their communities, PLUS a new short film about Alex Megos and his quest to send the route Bibliographie. Gates open at 5pm, movie starts at 6pm. The drive-in is $20/car for anyone not participating in the clean-up, with 50% of proceeds benefiting the BACC.
Note: mask and social distancing are required at clean-up supplies pick-up.
Clean-Up Supplies Pick-Up: 8-10am
Drive-In: Gates open at 5pm, movie starts at 6pm
Wish you were out exploring the Eastern Sierra right now? So do we. Join your Bishop community from the comfort of your home for our three-part Digital Benefit Event Series! We’ll be hosting Eric Bissell, Jordan Cannon and Mark Hudon, and Shelma Jun as we rally to support Inyo-Mono Advocates for Community Action (IMACA), a local organization whose food assistance program has grown from three hundred families to over one thousand in the past month.
This event has a $10 suggested donation but is open to all those who want to support but are unable to do so financially. So make some popcorn, put on your pajamas, and settle in for three evenings of stoke! Registration will open for each speaker individually.
Wish you were out exploring the Eastern Sierra right now? So do we. Join your Bishop community from the comfort of your home for our three-part Digital Benefit Event Series! We’ll be hosting Eric Bissell, Jordan Cannon and Mark Hudon, and Shelma Jun as we rally to support Inyo-Mono Advocates for Community Action (IMACA), a local organization whose food assistance program has grown from three hundred families to over one thousand in the past month.
This event has a $10 suggested donation but is open to all those who want to support but are unable to do so financially. So make some popcorn, put on your pajamas, and settle in for three evenings of stoke! Registration will open for each speaker individually.
Wish you were out exploring the Eastern Sierra right now? So do we. Join your Bishop community from the comfort of your home for our three-part Digital Benefit Event Series! We’ll be hosting Eric Bissell, Jordan Cannon and Mark Hudon, and Shelma Jun as we rally to support Inyo-Mono Advocates for Community Action (IMACA), a local organization whose food assistance program has grown from three hundred families to over one thousand in the past month.
This event has a $10 suggested donation but is open to all those who want to support but are unable to do so financially. So make some popcorn, put on your pajamas, and settle in for three evenings of stoke! Registration will open for each speaker individually.
Join us as we celebrate the Bishop debut of Pretty Strong, a “climbing film about women, by women, for everyone.” Tickets will be $10.
From 5.13 big walls in Yosemite to 5.14 sport climbs in Mexico to V14 boulder problems in Colorado, Pretty Strong follows eight of the world’s strongest female climbers as they explore new climbing areas, send hard projects, and push the boundaries of the sport and themselves. Putting badass ladies front and center, this film is about some of the best climbers in the world—some you know, some you don’t—doing what they do best: crushing hard rock climbs. Your palms will sweat from the dizzying heights, your imagination will expand with the breathtaking landscapes, and your motivation will soar from the determination and try-hard of these strong women. The climbers featured include Nina Williams, Katie Lambert, Daila Ojeda, Hazel Findlay, and more. Pretty Strong is a climbing film about women, by women, and for everyone.
- Never Not Collective
For more information & to check out the trailer, visit the Never Not Collective website.
We are THRILLED to welcome photographer Jim Herrington to Bishop on Sunday, November 3 to enlighten us with a slideshow about his new book, The Climbers. About the presentation, Jim says, “This is an important one for me. My book was originally inspired by early 20th Century Sierra Nevada climbers. The first photos of the project began here in 1998 and I finished the writing in the Owens Valley nearly two decades later. This area has also been my home away from home for a majority of my life.” Tickets will be sold for $10 both online and at the door.
