Whitefish Half-Day Rock Climbing Adventure
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Overview
Come explore paths less traveled as you push your limits and seek your own personal adventure. The Mountain Guides Montana would like to take you back to a simpler time of dirt roads and quiet mountain crags. Our 1/2 day rock climbing trips are designed to give guests an opportunity to experience one of the fastest growing sports today. Our trips are great options for summer trips near Glacier National Park. At The Mountain Guides Montana, you will have the opportunity to speak with us directly in order to plan the finer details. We pride ourselves on our customer service and the ability to craft an experience that fits yours and your groups specific goalss and objectives. Below we have some example of itineraries that we commonly run for clients. These are meant to give guests an idea of what is possible. Each trip is a private trip with your own personal guide and we can craft your trips to your specifications. Please share with us what your ideas are for the trip so that we can make it the best possible experience.
This is a fun day of climbing, to get you out and experience one of the fastest growing sports in the world. Our intro to climbing trips are designed for those who are interested in a new adventure and want to learn the basics. Our guides will provide you with a strong foundation and understanding in knots, belaying and principles of rock climbing. Our goal is to create a space for you to learn and feel comfortable while challenging yourself and exploring the vertical world. Â
It can be difficult to please everyone on a family vacation, but The Mountain Guides Montana has a solution. Spend the half-day in the quiet corners of Montana on a family rock climbing adventure.
Our guides will coordinate the ideal rock climbing experience based on your family’s ages, abilities and climbing experience. Rock climbing is a unique activity that allows each person to choose their own level of challenge while spending the day together and sharing quality time. Previous family clients have found rock climbing to be a great way to accommodate everyone while having fun, improving communication and creating trust between members. We are able to accommodate climbers ages 5 and up and we ask that parents or guardians accompany anyone under the age of 15. Â
Come out and enjoy a half day of guided climbing in Northwest Montana. Our half-day trips are designed for established climbers that want to climb and explore a new region without needing to hunt for which climb to do next. Whether you need a partner or just want someone to line you out on all the local beta, we have got you covered. Let us know what type of climbing you prefer and what grade you are climbing at and we will set them up while you knock them down. We do allow guests to lead climb as part of these trips once they have shown proficiency and the guide feels confident with everyone’s skill and focus. Â
Our single pitch workshops are designed to help recreational climbers take their skills to the next level. The half day workshops are focused on more skill building and less climbing. We work with clients to determine the exact curriculum depending on personal goals and objectives. Common areas of focus are anchor building, Intro to sport lead climbing and Intro to traditional lead climbing. Â
Pricing:Â $275 private 1:1; $185pp/2 people; $160pp/3 people; $150pp/ 4 people; $140pp/ 5+ people; $130pp/ 6+ peopleÂ
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For larger family Climbs and specialty groups: Please contact us or inquire for pricing information. Â
The Mountain Guides will provide you with all of your personal equipment needs for rock climbing including; harness, shoes, chalk bag, helmet and belay/rappel devices.
Montana Weather – It can be sunny one moment and raining the next or both at the same time. Mornings and evening are cold and daytime is hot. Bring layers for everything. We live in a dry climate and our bodies need water, hydrate the night before your climb/ hike and be sure to bring more with you. Consider freezing your water bottles or putting ice in them. Light-colored and loose-fitting clothes will help keep you cool.
FOOTWEAR
- Sticky Rubber approach shoes, running shoes or hiking shoes: (PLEASE NO OPEN TOED SHOES)
- Sandals/ comfy shoes for the drive home
UPPER LAYERS
- Fleece or lightweight down sweater – Guide Pick: Mountain Hardwear Monkeyman Jacket
- Lightweight Wind/Rain Shell – Guide Pick: Mountain Hardwear Chockstone Jacket
BOTTOM LAYERS
- Leggings, Long shorts or Synthetic Climbing Pants – Guide Pick: Mountain Hardwear Super Chockstone Pant
DAYPACK
- Small daypack (25L) or Camelbak for snacks, water, and layers
ACCESSORIES
- Sun Hat – Baseball of full brimmed
- Water – Water bottles or hydration bladder
- (May-Sept) Minimum 3 Liters
- (Nov-April) Minimum 2 Liters
- Food: Energy Bars, fruit, sandwiches, trail mix. Bring Enough!
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen/ Lip balm
- Bandana
- Bug Spray
CONSIDERATIONS
Montana Weather – It can be sunny one moment and raining the next or both at the same time. Mornings and evening are cold and daytime is hot. Bring layers for everything. We live in a dry climate and our bodies need water, hydrate the night before your climb/ hike and be sure to bring more with you. Consider freezing your water bottles or putting ice in them. Light-colored and loose-fitting clothes will help keep you cool.
Because of The Mountain Guides Montana Whitefish, Montana location in beautiful Flathead Valley and proximity to Glacier National Park our venues for teaching are one of a kind. Flights come into Glacier International Airport (FCA) daily. Amtrak arrives once per day.