
Community Rock Climbing Membership
Throughout the warmer months, we run community climbing days every Saturday. To participate, enroll in our membership for only $200/month or register below for $100/day. This is a great opportunity for you to get acquainted with the sport, gain experience, learn new skills and meet partners at a more affordable rate. All community climbing days will be spent top-roping (think gym climbing but outdoors). Our guides will also introduce a new skill each day such as anchor building, belaying, rappelling, knots, racking trad gear and more.
CLIMB DETAILS
Length: 1 Day, repeating every Saturday
Guide-to-Client Ratio: 1:6
Difficulty: You Choose!
When: Every Saturday in July, August, September & October
Type: Rock Climbing
Type: Educational
PRICING
$100 per person drop in rate.
$200/month for full membership
RENTAL GEAR
The required equipment [harness, helmet, shoes and belay device] will be provided.

Hire a guide for a custom day of climbing
We also offer private guiding where we can cater the climb and/or instruction to your specific goals and abilities! This is the best option for those who want to get the most out of each day.
Convenient, Affordable lodging available at The Bunkhouse at Northeast Mountaineering. Spend the night for just $45 per person!
CLIMB DETAILS
Length: You Choose!
1 Person: $375/day
2 People: $300/day
*Reduced rates for multi-day reservations
Intro to Rock Climbing - Mount Washington Valley
- Every Saturday in July, August, September and October!
What time does the program begin?
We will meet at 8AM at our bunkhouse in Bartlett, NH unless otherwise stated. We will take 30 minutes to outfit you with any rental gear you need and head out to the cliffs.What gear is needed for Rock Climbing?
The mandatory items include harness, helmet, belay device, climbing shoes, backpack, food, water, and proper clothing.How long do we climb for?
We usually arrive at the cliff around 8:30AM. We will arrive back at the bunkhouse around 3PM.What should I wear?
Please come dressed for the weather. It is best to wear athletic clothing made of synthetic materials. Please refer to the gear list.Is it safe?
Rock climbing can be quite safe when conducted properly, especially top-roping. Our guides are trained to mitigate the inherent hazards of rock climbing however they cannot eliminate the risk entirely.How difficult is it to rock climb?
The difficulty of the climb can be varied depending on your experience level and goals for the day.How many people are in a group?
We offer a maximum ratio of 6 clients per guide for top-rope climbing and a maximum of 2 clients per guide for multi-pitch climbs.Are there age restrictions?
As long as you are approved for vigorous activity and/or you have a parent/guardian signature and you fit into the harness and mountaineering boots, you are welcome to join us!
Mandatory Items |
Guides Pick |
| [ ] Pack with Waist Strap: A 20-30L pack is the recommended size for one day climbs. | Petzl Bug |
| [ ] Light Insulating Layer: A light puffy jacket that provides insulation while belaying or when the wind picks up. | Arcteryx Atom Lt |
| [ ] Belay Device: | Black Diamond ATC |
| [ ] Climbing Harness: | Petzl Sitta |
| [ ] Rock Climbing Shoes | |
| [ ] Climbing Helmet: | Petzl Sirocco |
| [ ] Hardshell Jacket: Goretex outer layer to block rain and wind. | Patagonia Granite Crest |
| [ ] Sunglasses | |
| [ ] Sunscreen and Bugspray | |
| [ ] Headlamp |
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We are proud to work with the Department of Agriculture, the White Mountain National Forest and the Androscoggin Ranger District where we are authorized outfitter guides.
