What is the main difference between a climbing course and a clinic?

We offer both beginner climbing courses and beginner climbing clinics. Courses provide a more private learning experience, while clinics offer a group setting with instruction.

Which option is better for beginners?

We offer both beginner climbing courses and beginner climbing clinics.

Can I take a clinic if I’ve never climbed before?

Yes! Our beginner climbing clinics focus on essential safety skills, climbing techniques, teamwork, and communication. No prior experience is required.

Will I get personalized instruction in a clinic?

Yes! Clinics are often conducted in small groups, allowing for targeted instruction based on individual needs.

Are climbing courses and clinics taught by certified instructors?

Yes, all of our courses and clinics are led by AMGA-certified guides and experienced climbing professionals.

What type of gear is required?

We provide all necessary climbing gear, including helmets, harnesses, ropes, and climbing shoes. Participants should bring appropriate clothing, water, and snacks.

Can I take both a course and a clinic?

Absolutely! Many climbers take a course for foundational learning and later join clinics to refine specific techniques.

Are there age restrictions for courses and clinics?

No minimum age, however be sure younger kids are ready for dealing with fears associated with height.

How do I sign up for a course or clinic?

You can browse our offerings and book your spot directly on our website. Our team is happy to help you choose the right option based on your experience level and goals.

Rock Climbing Courses vs. Clinics

When improving your climbing skills, you'll encounter two options: courses and clinics. Both build confidence, refine technique, and enhance safety awareness but cater to different needs. A course provides private or semi-private instruction tailored to your skills, perfect for those seeking personalized coaching and structured development. A clinic is a scheduled group session offering a social, cost-effective way to learn, ideal for those who enjoy community-based instruction.

Both options enhance your climbing experience—choose based on your learning style and goals. Below, we outline the key differences to help you decide.

What is the main difference between a climbing course and a clinic?
We offer both beginner climbing courses and beginner climbing clinics. Courses provide a more private learning experience, while clinics offer a group setting with instruction.
Which option is better for beginners?
We offer both beginner climbing courses and beginner climbing clinics.
Can I take a clinic if I’ve never climbed before?
Yes! Our beginner climbing clinics focus on essential safety skills, climbing techniques, teamwork, and communication. No prior experience is required.
Will I get personalized instruction in a clinic?
Yes! Clinics are often conducted in small groups, allowing for targeted instruction based on individual needs.
Are climbing courses and clinics taught by certified instructors?
Yes, all of our courses and clinics are led by AMGA-certified guides and experienced climbing professionals.
What type of gear is required?
We provide all necessary climbing gear, including helmets, harnesses, ropes, and climbing shoes. Participants should bring appropriate clothing, water, and snacks.
Can I take both a course and a clinic?
Absolutely! Many climbers take a course for foundational learning and later join clinics to refine specific techniques.
Are there age restrictions for courses and clinics?
No minimum age, however be sure younger kids are ready for dealing with fears associated with height.
How do I sign up for a course or clinic?
You can browse our offerings and book your spot directly on our website. Our team is happy to help you choose the right option based on your experience level and goals.