Rock Climbing workshop — Altitude Guides

In a nutshell

To move safely in our favorite playgrounds, you need a wealth of knowledge.

During our intensive training sessions, our professional high-mountain guides teach you the art of route planning, knot tying, belaying techniques, hauling systems, and rappelling.

Goals of our climbing courses:

Gain confidence and routine to tackle your first routes independently (Rock Climbing – Beginner Level)
Prepare for multi-pitch climbs on rock or classic alpine terrain

Roadbook

From indoor to cliffs Enjoyable multi-pitch climbing Alpine multi-pitch climbing Support ORTOVOX

Have you always dreamed of climbing on real rock faces?
This course lets you try outdoor climbing with ease! Join a certified mountain guide or instructor for a full day of climbing in nature. Perfect for indoor climbers or those returning to the sport, this session will teach you the essential safety skills needed to climb outdoors independently. You’ll receive practical tips to enjoy climbing safely and confidently on real rock.

The course covers equipment, belay station management, key differences from indoor climbing, and climbing techniques—all while ensuring you get plenty of time on the rock itself!

PREREQUISITES:

Basic knowledge of indoor or sport climbing
Proficiency in lead belaying
Ability to lead climb routes graded 5 or higher
Minimum physical fitness for 30-minute ascents

COURSE GOALS:

Climb independently on beginner-friendly outdoor crags
Master associated safety techniques

COURSE CONTENT:

Gear knowledge and selection
Essential knots
Proper use of quickdraws
Rope management while lead climbing
Lead belaying techniques and devices
Belay station management (cleaning anchors and descending)
Climbing tactics and techniques
Rappelling
Setting up a top-rope diversion
Environmental respect and outdoor climbing ethics

DURATION: 1 day
GROUP SIZE: 3–6 participants
PRICE: €150 per person

DATES: Every Thursday from July 16 to August 20, 2026

Already climbing level 5 or higher indoors or on single-pitch crags? Ready to tackle multi-pitch alpine routes?
This course will teach you all the skills and techniques needed to safely and independently climb your first multi-pitch routes. Over two intensive days, you’ll learn the fundamentals of building anchors, rappelling, and essential knowledge to confidently take on big walls.

PREREQUISITES:

Solid experience climbing and belaying at level 5 or above
Prior outdoor climbing experience (a plus)
Ability to move safely on uneven terrain
Fitness level suitable for 1–2 hour ascents

COURSE GOALS:

Climb equipped multi-pitch routes independently
Master associated safety techniques
Gain foundational skills for safely climbing well-equipped big walls

THEORETICAL CONTENT:

Knots, gear, and outdoor climbing safety
Introduction to route planning
Specifics of crag climbing
Using topo guides
Alpine hazards and environmental awareness

PRACTICAL CONTENT:

Anchor building
Safety techniques and essential knots
Leading and seconding: lead climbing and following
Climbing tactics and techniques
Rappelling

DURATION: 2 days
GROUP SIZE: 3–4 participants
PRICE: €300 per person (excluding meals and accommodation)

INCLUDED:

Two full days with a UIAGM-certified guide or state-certified climbing instructor
Technical equipment (excluding climbing shoes)

NOT INCLUDED:

Transportation
Accommodation, meals, and drinks
Personal insurance

DATES: Every Thursday and Friday from July 16th to August 20th, 2026

Already climbing independently on crags—or even venturing onto your first multi-pitch routes? Ready to tackle real alpine big walls?
This course is your springboard to autonomous alpine rock climbing! We’ll build on your existing skills and experience, covering everything essential for alpine routes: navigation during approaches and on the climb, advanced belaying techniques and anchor variations, mobile protection placement, and risk assessment.

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