moderate
6–8 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition, able to handle sustained movement and moderate elevation changes.
Enhance your multi-pitch climbing skills with expert instruction in Rogers, Kentucky. This course combines hands-on training with stunning limestone scenery for an unforgettable adventure.
Intermediate-Advanced Level Skills • 6-8 Hours
Join an AMGA certified instructor for an immersive 6-8 hour ground school designed to elevate your multi-pitch climbing skills. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned climber, refine your techniques in transitions, belaying, anchoring, and gear selection, ensuring you move quickly and efficiently through the mountains.
6-8 hours
Whether you are just looking to get into multi-pitch or have been climbing the big stone for years, we'll share our years of experience on how to move quick and efficiently in the mountains.
This course is designed as a ground school. We'll introduce and practice a number of topics and refine your current skills with the goal of shaving seconds and minutes off your multi-pitch transitions. We'll also discuss various multi-pitch belaying techniques, anchoring options, rope management strategies, and discuss gear choices for a variety of terrain.
Weather can change quickly, especially on higher routes; packing layers ensures you're comfortable throughout the day.
Weathering can make edges slippery; watch your footing and use appropriate footwear.
Clear, consistent signals between climber and belayer improve safety and efficiency during multi-pitch climbs.
Double-check all gear before heading up to prevent issues mid-route—especially anchors and belay devices.
The limestone formations date back millions of years, forming part of Kentucky’s rich geological past—a natural legacy for climbers to connect with.
Bluegrass Climbing School emphasizes sustainable practices, ensuring climbs leave minimal impact on the delicate limestone environment.
A well-fitting harness is fundamental for safety and comfort on multi-pitch routes.
Good shoes with solid grip are vital for secure footing on limestone features.
Protect your head from falling debris and bumps during the climb.
Layering supports temperature regulation throughout the day, especially in variable weather.
spring, fall, winter specific