Explore our Retreats
Whether you're joining your first outdoor climbing experience or continuing your climbing journey, every retreat is designed to help you feel welcomed, supported, and prepared from the moment you arrive.
Our retreats combine professional climbing instruction and meaningful community experiences in some of the most beautiful climbing destinations. Every detail is thoughtfully planned so you can focus on learning, connecting, and enjoying your time outdoors.
Recurring Retreats
Rumney, NH
Moab, UT
Shawangunks, NY
What sets our retreats apart
Professional Guiding
Each retreat is led by experienced AMGA-certified climbing guides who prioritize safety, education, and personalized instruction. We meet you where you are, whether you're climbing outside for the first time or looking to build on existing skills.
Instruction may include movement and technique, climbing systems, outdoor climbing skills, risk management, and Leave No Trace principles, with plenty of time to practice and ask questions throughout the weekend.
Collaborative Energy
It’s about more than climbing.
Our retreats are intentionally designed to create space for meaningful conversations, shared meals, encouragement, and lasting friendships. Whether we're hiking to the crag, preparing dinner together, or celebrating someone's first outdoor climb, community is at the heart of every experience.
Accommodations
Depending on the retreat, you'll stay in either shared boutique lodging or a community-style campground located near the climbing area. Every accommodation is chosen to create a comfortable, welcoming environment where participants can relax, share meals, and spend time together after a day on the rock.
Specific lodging details are provided before each retreat so you'll know exactly what to expect before you arrive.
A Suppotive Space
Our events prioritize comfort, safety, and respect—so you can show up as you are and fully engage in the process.
Our guides do their best to make everyone feel comfortable in their own skin and do not tolerate any intent to do harm.