Overnight Cliff Camping Adventure in Estes Park, Colorado
Difficulty
expert
Duration
12–16 hours including climbing and overnight stay
Fitness Level
Participants should have excellent physical fitness with strong endurance and upper body strength.
Overview
Spend an unforgettable night suspended on a sheer cliff face in Estes Park, Colorado. Join expert guides from Kent Mountain Adventure Center for a thrilling and safe overnight cliff camping adventure.
Overnight Cliff Camping
Starting at $995 | Experience Big Wall Camping | Dinner and Breakfast Included
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of Cliff Camping, where you can spend a night suspended on a sheer rock face, hundreds of feet above the ground. Guided by elite climbers, this unique adventure offers an authentic big-wall experience, making it a must for every adventure seeker’s bucket list.
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Rates
- One Person (All Ages): $995
- Two People (All Ages): $1,400
- Three People (All Ages): $1,950
- Four People (All Ages): $2,300
About Cliff Camping
Perhaps you’ve heard about it. Maybe you’ve seen it. Now YOU can do it! Spend a night camping out on a sheer rock face hundreds of feet off the ground. Cliff Camping should be on every adventure seekers “Bucket” list!
Sleeping on a portaledge used to be reserved for ‘big-wall’ climbers with years of experience. Over many years KMAC guides, many of whom are elite big-wall climbers themselves, have helped create an experience that lets anyone experience this. But we didn’t just stop once we created an authentic big-wall experience, each year we have spent countless hours developing new techniques and equipment to make a night on the wall with KMAC the most memorable night of your life.
Adventure Tips
Trust your guides and equipment
Professional climbers will manage all rigging and safety checks—always follow their instructions closely.
Dress in layers
Temperatures can drop sharply at night; bring warm clothing to stay comfortable on the cliff.
Stay hydrated
Bring sufficient water and drink regularly to prevent dehydration at altitude.
Prepare for varied weather
Mountain weather changes quickly—pack rain gear and be ready to adapt your plans if necessary.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Peregrine falcons
History
Estes Park has long been a gateway to the Rockies and was important in early Colorado mountaineering culture.
Conservation
Kent Mountain Adventure Center emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to preserve the fragile mountain ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Climbing harness
A secure, comfortable harness is necessary for safety and mobility during the climb.
Insulated sleeping bag
Keeps you warm throughout chilly nights suspended on the cliff.
fall specific
Helmet
Protects your head from rockfall and bumps during the ascent and stay.
Layered clothing
Multiple layers help you adjust to shifting temperatures from day to night.
spring specific