Our company strives in making sure our students keep coming back to the climbing walls. This gives our students the opportunity to put their newly learned skills to practice. Planning rock climbing outings for our students and friends, in addition to our classes, gives everyone opportunities to polish on skills and find other climbing friends. So if you haven’t taken a class, because you don’t have a friend or a partner to climb with, you need not to worry. Rock Climb Every Day has built a very welcoming and friendly community of avid, enthusiastic and helpful climbers. 

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Some of you may wonder what and why do people go to specific areas designated or frequently visited by climbers. As a beginner, it is important to have sufficient information on routes to remain climbing safely in ratings that fall within your skill level. Most of the pre-established routes are made public for several reasons. One of them is so that other climbers can visit them, climb them, and keep them clean. The less an area is visited, the dirtier it will get over time. In summary, traffic on a route, keeps it cleaner.

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