Piedras de todos, compromiso de nadie. Dilemas y retos de la gestión de sitios con arte rupestre y su uso turístico y deportivo. El caso del altiplano cundiboyacense

This article analyzes the tensions and challenges in managing rock art sites (SAR) in the altiplano cundiboyacense, where adventure tourism and rock climbing interact with archaeological heritage. It examines how the construction of the cultural landscape integrates heritage, tourism, and adventure sports, as well as the impact of these activities on rock art conservation and local identity. The study highlights the need to balance conservation with tourism and sports development, considering the cultural landscape as a dynamic construct influenced by historical and contemporary actors. It explores forms of social appropriation of heritage and civil society initiatives for its protection. The research follows a framework that defines the spatial scope, delineates study areas, and examines interactions between climbers, tourists, and heritage environments, as well as the emerging narratives at the intersection of tourism and archaeology.