What experience level is required for this full day climb?

The trip accommodates beginners through advanced climbers by offering a range of routes suited to your skill level.

Is climbing equipment provided?

Yes, all group and individual climbing gear including ropes, harnesses, helmets, and shoes are included.

How many people are in a group?

Groups are capped at 12 participants to maintain personalized instruction and safety.

Do I need to bring my own transportation?

Transportation to climbing sites is not included; participants must arrange their own rides.

Are there age restrictions for this climb?

Participants must be at least 8 years old to join the full day climbing trip.

What happens if the weather turns bad?

The guides monitor conditions closely and may adjust plans for safety or reschedule if necessary.

Full Day Rock Climbing Near Golden with Colorado Climbing Co.

Golden, Colorado sits at the gateway to a complex web of climbing terrains that challenge every skill level—from fresh beginners to seasoned trad climbers. Colorado Climbing Company’s Denver/Golden Full Day Climb delivers a comprehensive climbing experience across several signature locales within easy reach of the city’s edge. Within an eight-hour adventure, climbers tackle a range of routes that reflect the region’s geologic diversity and outdoor ethos.

Clear Creek Canyon, stretching between Golden and Idaho Springs, presents rugged basalt walls favored by sport climbers and those hungry for multi-pitch ascents. In winter months, it transforms into an ice climbing hub, the frozen cascades offering stark contrasts to the summer rock faces. Heading south, North Table Mountain’s south-facing basalt cliffs provide a scenic climb that overlooks the Denver skyline—a unique vantage point for colder days when the rock remains grippy.

For newcomers, Castlewood Canyon State Park’s shaded single-pitch climbs offer pebble-gripping challenges amidst groves of juniper and cottonwoods. Its approachable terrain encourages confident first steps into outdoor climbing. Meanwhile, the vastness of the South Platte region—spanning from Woodland Park to Conifer—invites climbers to pick slabs or crack climbs tailored to their preference and ability, ensuring variety and fresh challenges throughout the day.

Colorado Climbing Company stands out in this vibrant scene by tailoring guided experiences with AMGA-certified instructors who provide all technical gear including harnesses, helmets, ropes, and belay devices. The combination of expert instruction, diverse locations, and stunning natural features make this company a key player in the Front Range climbing community. Whether climbing basalt columns, holding ice tools, or navigating frayed crack systems, this full day climb encapsulates Colorado’s layered climbing culture in one accessible package.