We offer recommended lodging options and sometimes discounted rates depending on the course or trip. We encourage carpooling with other course participants whenever possible though to save the environment and parking space! Meeting times and locations will be sent out via email once you have booked a course with us.Ī: No. Q: Will I need transportation to get to the climb?Ī: Yes, we do not provide transportation. Also, check out our custom guiding options where we can create custom itinerary for you and your family. You can find more information under the “course details” tab on our course pages. Q: Is there an age minimum? Can I bring my kids?Ī: No, there is not an age minimum and yes you can bring your kids! However, there are some courses where children would not be suitable. For example, you do not need any prior experience to enroll in our Intro to Mountaineering Course but would need some prior climbing experience to participate in our Learn to Lead Trad Course. This information can be found under the Prerequisites tab at the bottom of our course pages. Q: Do I need to have prior climbing experience?Ī: Each course/objective has different experience requirements. Q: What if the weather is bad and we need to cancel/reschedule?Ī: Read our cancellation policy on our policies page. While a base level of fitness (moderate hiking) is generally necessary to get to the climb, all courses can be tweaked to match your level of fitness. We will also send you additional info on how to prepare for your guided day once via email once we have received your payment.Ī: Our courses vary from absolute beginner to more advanced techniques on the sharp end. 2 Large mouth water bottles, 1L capacity each.Ī: Each one of course pages has information on what to bring under the tab “Price Includes”.800 -1200 calories of food – energy bars, sandwiches, fruits, etc.*All technical equipment will be provided by SAI, but if you have our own, it’s encouraged that you bring it. 2 locking carabiners – large, round stock screw gate carabiners that are easily manipulated while wearing gloves.
Harness – UIAA/CE rated climbing harness with belay loop and gear loops.
Sticky rubber approach shoes or light hiking/trail running shoes (closed toe mandatory).1 pair of lightweight leather belay gloves – hardware store versions are great.Water proof rain jacket – lightweight gore-tex or similar.Cotton or synthetic climbing pants/capri’s.
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