• Pipersville - Enjoy a day with a guide to build on your existing understanding of rock climbing. This course is designed for participants that have a basic familiarity with climbing either in an outdoor setting or gym. The course offers basic anchor concepts, knots and hitches and more advanced climbing movements. This is a great introductory course for climbers that want to begin progressing toward independence in rock climbing outdoors.

• Required harness, helmet, and climbing shoes

• Private transportation
• lunch, snacks, 2-3L of water, personal comfort items

This intermediate-level course shifts from a fixed syllabus to offer a customized, student-focused experience where the curriculum is shaped by the student’s current skills and personal objectives. Whether transitioning from indoor gyms to outdoor climbing or being an experienced single-pitch climber aiming for new challenges, the instruction is tailored to address specific knowledge gaps. Participants can choose to concentrate on the technical aspects of anchor and rigging engineering for secure protection, or enhance their balance and footwork for more efficient and less tiring movement. By placing students in control, the course ensures that every hour of instruction is relevant, challenging, and aimed at developing more independent and proficient climbers.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.