Intermediate Rock Climbing Adventure in Conway, New Hampshire's White Mountains
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical shape with prior climbing experience and comfortable with multi-pitch climbing basics.
Overview
Take your climbing skills to the next level with Willard Mountain Guides’ Intermediate Rock Climbing Trip, set in the heart of New Hampshire’s White Mountains. Discover rugged granite faces, expert guidance, and unforgettable alpine views on this thrilling adventure.
Intermediate Rock Climbing Trip
7.5 Hours • Up to 3 People • Intermediate Rock Climbing Day Trip
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About This Adventure
Join an exhilarating 7.5-hour Intermediate Rock Climbing Day Trip, where you'll learn to lead routes with expert guidance. Master rock protection, gear placement, and anchor construction, culminating in mock leads and the chance to lead by day's end. Elevate your climbing skills in a stunning, condition-appropriate venue!
Intermediate Rock Climbing Day Trip
Duration
7.5 Hours
About
This time is designed to help you start leading routes, both sports and traditional. We will go over the different types of rock protection, how to place the gear, how to clean it, and go over anchor construction, etc. Then start you on mock lead and potentially leading by the end of the day! Sign up for our 2-day course and learn even more! Some climbing experience is required.
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: $375 2 People: $250 3 People: $200
Adventure Tips
Check weather carefully
Weather in the White Mountains can change rapidly; ensure you have appropriate gear and check forecasts before heading out.
Bring climbing shoes & helmet
Proper climbing shoes and a helmet are essential for safety and performance on granite routes.
Stay hydrated and fueled
Bring plenty of water and energy-rich snacks to maintain stamina during climbs.
Respect Leave No Trace
Pack out all trash and avoid disturbing local vegetation to help preserve this pristine climbing environment.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Peregrine falcons soaring near cliffs
- Eastern chipmunks scurrying through forest floor
History
The White Mountains have been a climbing destination since the early 1900s, influencing American alpine traditions.
Conservation
Willard Mountain Guides promotes Leave No Trace principles, supporting the forest’s health and preserving climbing routes for future generations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Climbing harness
Secure fit and comfortable for extended climbs.
Climbing shoes
Provides grip and precision for granite surfaces.
Helmet
Protects against falling debris and bumps on narrow routes.
Layered clothing
Adjusts to changing temperatures during climbs and breaks.
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