Learn the basics of knot tying and belay technique in this approximately hour-long class. Designed for people with little or no climbing experience, this course teaches the skills needed to climb independently at our facilities and is a great first-time climbing experience. Participants are encouraged to stay and continue to climb and practice their skills after an hour or so of instruction at no additional cost!

Learn to boulder! Our instructors create a fun, community-focused experience covering falling, bouldering etiquette, and basic movement skills.

If you’re new to bouldering, this is the perfect class to get started on a new, lifelong passion. Plus, you’re encouraged to continue climbing and practicing your skills after an hour and a half of instruction at no additional cost!

• What You’ll Learn
  · Fundamental movement skills
  · Bouldering etiquette 
  · Proper falling technique
  · Tailored tips + drills from our experienced instructors  

Elevate your climbing in this 75 minute bouldering class designed for V3-V5 climbers.

Over the course of two classes, learn the essential techniques necessary to lead climb and belay in the gym. Participants will be given the opportunity to practice taking and catching falls. This course is also a great first step for those with aspirations to lead outdoors

Are you looking to improve your leading skills to be a better belayer and lead confidently? This class dives into the nuances of leading, covering precise slack management and scenarios like ledges/volumes/roofs and low clip falls. Practice and coaching on these risk management skills empowers you to face your fears on lead, belay with intention and build your climbing partnership. Come check it out

Looking to start climbing outside? The jump from indoor climbing to outdoor climbing requires a great deal of preparation, in Part One of our Pre-Crag series we’ll start establishing a solid foundation so you can approach the outdoors with confidence and security. 

In this two-part class, participants will learn the fundamentals of building sound climbing anchors for single-pitch sport climbing. Emphasis will be placed on risk assessment and critical thought. Material covered will include: 

• Equipment needs for building an anchor 
• Basic knots required to build an anchor 
• How to build and assess an anchor using the SERENE method 
• Basic modifications to an anchor to adapt to specific outdoor scenarios 
• Safe and efficient methods for dismantling an anchor and descending a route