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Rock climbing in New Hampshire: 1-day self rescue course

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Join Alex, an AMGA-certified rock guide, for this informative and scenic 1-day rock climbing in New Hampshire self-rescue course. Go over the necessary techniques to successfully carryout self-rescue and the rescue of others in the beautiful New England surroundings.

Group

White Mountains

1 Day

Jun

High

Intermediate


Highlights

  • Enjoy the stunning scenery of New Hampshire's White Mountains.
  • Learn many of the necessary self-rescue techniques.
  • Climb on the high-quality granite characteristic of these mountains.

Description

Covering roughly one-quarter of the state, the White Mountains boast plenty of great options for rock climbing in New Hampshire!

Over the course of our day together, we will select the perfect place and head out onto the rocks for a self-rescue class.

The course is perfect for rock climbers of every level looking to expand their minds and learn the necessary skills for performing self-rescue as well as rescuing others.

After meeting up in the morning, we will head out on to the rocks and begin learning. In the ruggedly beautiful White Mountains, we will combine classroom-like explanations with hands-on practice.

By the end of the day, you will have a basic understanding of self-rescue and be ready to move on to more challenging courses and climbs.

As we put what we learn to the test, we will also have the luxury of enjoying the phenomenal scenery of New Hampshire's forested hills and rugged granite cliffs.

So what are you waiting for? Book now for this fun and informative 1-day self-rescue course and rock climbing  adventure in New Hampshire!

If you like the look of this trip then I think you will also enjoy my Huntington’s Ravine rock climbing course, also in New Hampshire!

Price includes

  • Guiding fee

Details

More info

Please contact us for a complete equipment list.

Meeting point

To be determined upon completion of booking.

Equipment you will need to bring

Water bottle

Backpack

Sunglasses


About the guide

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Alex

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Rock Guide

Alex grew up skiing and exploring the wild places of New England. These early explorations led Alex to rock climbing, mountaineering and backcountry skiing and from there into guiding. Alex began guiding professionally in 2007 in an effort to combine his passion for climbing and teaching. In 2014 Alex took over as owner of Mooney Mountain Guides from his mentor and friend Art Mooney, providing the opportunity for sharing his passion for the mountains into his life’s work.

Alex believes that guiding is so much more than just putting the rope up. It is about creating an experience that not only adds to the quality of life of his guests, it also expands their relationship with the Earth and with themselves. “Creating experiences for growth is what I enjoy most about my work. The guests I climb with the most become my friends, and I get to watch them transform into climbers and planet activists.” As a father, business owner, teacher and experienced guide he has a keen sense of risk and how to manage it to create unforgettable experiences for his guests.

AMGA Certified Rock Guide
AMGA Assistant Alpine Guide
AMGA Apprentice Ski Guide

Languages

English

Certificates

AMGA

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What people are saying about Alex

We had a great day climbing with Alex. He is super knowledgeable and explained systems to us in a well prepared manner. We learned so much in a short period of time!

Holy smokes! Alex is amazing. So super knowledgeable. Can't wait to get out with him again

Amazing day! Top notch!!! Many more alpine days ahead for sure, thanks Mooney MG, Laurie is a rock star!

It was a perfect day. Laurie was a great guide. Nice combination of personality, knowledge, skills and teaching. And her “brownies” were awesome!

Fantastic Days hiking with Laurie, made the day for us all.


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