Yes to both. To keep things simple, we run everything under one name and one standard rate: Guided Rock Climbing. Whether you're making the jump from gym to crag, learning to place gear and get into trad, or just after a day of hard routes, every session is tailored to your group's needs.

If the weather makes climbing a no-go (whether that's before your session or partway through), we'll offer you the option to rebook, and you'll have up to a year to use it. And if the weather keeps misbehaving weekend after weekend, we'll give you a full refund.

For half-day and full-day guided climbing, yes - we can take groups larger than six. Just give us a few weeks' notice so we can line up additional guides. For the overnight experiences, though, six is currently our max, since that's the most we can comfortably feed and house out there.

We'll be in touch at least twice before your climbing session. The first is an introduction - a chance to get to know you, learn about everyone in the group, and gather any relevant details. The second covers the specifics: exact meeting location, timing, directions, and anything extra you'll want to bring (jackets, water, and so on). So you'll always have your meeting spot and directions well before the day.

Yeah, we're qualified - and it's a good thing to ask. We take your safety seriously, so here's the short version: Andy completed the Single Pitch Instructor course and exam through the American Mountain Guides Association (AMGA), and he holds a current First Aid certification. Beyond the paperwork, he's climbed safely in mountains around the world. You're in good hands, and keeping you safe is always the first priority.