Youth Programs

Summer Camps

Wild Walls summer camps is a great way for any young adolescent to take their first steps in a life long career in climbing. In our camps, any participants will learn the basics in technique and safety as well as forge valuable friendships and bonds in the climbing community. If you are looking for a way for a way of getting into rock climbing, this is it. 

We have two options for the summer; for the older kids, ages twelve to seventeen can experience a five days course involving belay and knot instruction. They also get close hands-on lessons while enjoying making friends as they climb with kids their age.  Short on free time during the summer?  We have for the younger ones, ages eight to eleven, a day camp giving them an amazing opportunity to come down for the day and climb while having fun.  The five day camp is $199.00 and the day camp is only $50.00.  Come down to the gym to register for your camp.

Spider Monkeys

Come bring your family to enjoy the greatest alternative sport for young kids. This 2 hour course will open their eyes to the potential in climbing. Working with our professional staff, they will learn the essentials of climbing, team work and great fun.

Climbing Club

For those kids who are interested in advancing their climbing technique, this class is aimed toward ages 10 to 16 year olds who have been belay certified and are now ready to learn the intricate body movements and techniques to take their climbing to the next level. Club is an introduction to our climb team and will give them a rapid start to the exercises and training regiment team holds.

Climb Team

This intense, rigorous training is focused on training for the purpose of competing. The youth interested in this course must prepare themselves for hands on cardio, endurance and power training. The team trains multiple time a week, and plan outdoor trips and competition regionally.

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• Leading at Wild Walls - Josh Hansen May 28, 2009

  Josh Hansen showing us proper falling technique.

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