Mammoth Lakes rock climbing school offers rock climbing instruction and rock climbing lessons. Sierra Rock Climbing School Mammoth Lakes rock climbing school offers rock climbing instruction and rock climbing lessons.

 Half Day Private Guiding

 
 

 
Half  Day Private Guiding
One of our most popular programs! For beginner through advanced climbers. Available in the breath taking Mammoth Lakes and Bishop areas of the Eastern Sierra, Joshua Tree National Park or the Bay Area's enchanted Castle Rock State Park. Half days are great for an introduction to climbing, a family outing, or brush up on your climbing skills. Half days usually consist of top-roping, or single pitch routes, but can include multi-pitch routes for experienced climbers. All necessary climbing gear is included in our price, including shoes, harness, helmet and belay device. Customary gratuities for guides typically range from 15-20% of the trip cost and are not included in our trip prices listed below.


Half Day Private Rates: (4 hour  maximum)

$245.00 for one person
$145.00 each for two
$125.00 each for three
$115.00 each for four                                                  $105.00 each for five - nine

     

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Email Us : info@sierrarockclimbingschool.com
Call Us Toll Free: 1- (877) 686-7625

 
     
   

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The Sierra Rock Climbing Schools programs implement  the highest of industry standards for professional rock climbing instruction, rock climbing schools, rock climbing lessons, rock climbing classes, rock climbing courses and rock climbing instructors. All of the Sierra Rock Climbing Schools programs operate in partnership with and under permit from the Inyo National Forest Service and Joshua Tree National Park. The Sierra Rock Climbing Schools programs are conducted on a regular basis in Mammoth Lakes, Bishop and Joshua Tree National Park.