Conquer the Granite: Half-Day Introductory Rock Climbing in Conway, NH
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have a moderate fitness level, comfortable with hiking short distances and using upper body strength.
Overview
Discover the thrills of your first climb on the granite cliffs around Conway, New Hampshire. This guided half-day trip provides expert-led training in classic White Mountain terrain—the perfect introduction to rock climbing.
Introduction to Rock Climbing - Half-Day
4 Hours • Up to 6 People • Introduction to Rock Climbing
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of rock climbing in a half-day course designed for beginners and families! Learn essential skills like harnessing, belaying, and climbing techniques in a safe, single-pitch environment. With expert guidance and all gear provided, this adventure promises unforgettable memories and a taste of the climbing world.
Introduction to Rock Climbing Half-Day
Duration
4 Hours
About
During this course, you will learn everything from putting on a harness, to belaying, and climbing techniques. We will primarily be in single-pitch terrain and be doing something called top-roping. No prior climbing experience is needed! Beginners, families and groups welcome!
Every venue is condition-dependent, WMG will pick the best suitable place for us to climb.
Prices: (Includes all technical gear: Helmet, harness, climbing shoes, ropes) 1 Person: $225 2 People: $175 per person 3 People: $150 per person 4 People: $125 per person 5 People: $100 per person 6 People: $85 per person For groups bigger than 6, please call to book.
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy shoes
Approach trails and climbing require solid footwear with good traction; avoid running shoes.
Bring water and snacks
Half-day climbs can be physically demanding—stay hydrated and energized.
Arrive early for briefing
Arriving early allows time for gear fitting and safety briefing before hitting the rock.
Check weather forecast
Granite can get slippery when wet; climbing is best on dry days with mild temperatures.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Eastern chipmunk
History
The White Mountains have long been a hub for outdoor adventure dating back to 19th-century climbers pioneering routes on these granite faces.
Conservation
Local guides promote Leave No Trace practices to preserve the fragile mountain ecosystem and minimize human impact.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Climbing shoes
Specialized shoes provide grip and precision on the granite surfaces.
Helmet
Protects your head from falling debris and accidental bumps.
Athletic clothing
Wear flexible, breathable clothes that allow for climbing movements.
Sun protection
A hat and sunscreen keep you safe from sun exposure during outdoor climbing.
summer specific