What you get on this adventure: An all-women team of AMGA-certified Rock Guides Two full days of rock climbing All technical climbing gear What’s not included: Transportation Accomodation Meals and snacks

How fit do I need to be?

You need to have a good level of fitness to participate in these two-day camps. For the Basic Women’s Crack Climbing Weekend camp, participants should expect approaches of 15-30 minute hike over easy to moderate hiking terrain. For the more advanced climbers attending Women’s Multi-Pitch-Tower Weekend, these camp is physical and requires fitness and stamina to access the climbs and climb them. The approach to most climbs is approximately an hour on uneven terrain.

What if I’ve never climbed before?

These two-day camps are for beginner to advanced climbers looking to develop existing skills and build community with other like-minded women. Participants will be split into groups depending on experience level. Moab has plenty of options for beginner climbers. Whether you’ve never climbed before or are transitioning from the gym to outdoor climbing, your guide will customize the day to suit your skill level and objectives. With a guide by your side, you’ll learn something new, stay safe on the rocks, and most importantly, have fun! For advanced climbers, Moab has loads of routes to spend the day on. Your guide will discuss your objectives as a group, and in two days, you’ll progress your crack climbing or multi-pitch skills with female AMGA-certified guides. Let your guides plan the weekend so you can focus on developing your skills and bond with other female participants while climbing the classic routes or best hidden gems the area has to offer.

What about required equipment?

All technical climbing equipment will be provided by your guiding service. However, if you have your own gear, feel free to bring it. You’ll need: Helmet Harness with 3 locking carabiners, belay/rappel device, and chalk bag Ropes Climbing hardware (quickdraws, cam devices, stoppers, etc.) Here’s a list of the equipment we suggest you bring: Approach shoes Technical rock shoes Synthetic short Pants for climbing Long sleeve and/or short sleeve wicking t-shirt Long sleeve cotton t-shirt Lightweight wind shell Backpack large enough to carry all the items listed (around a 35-40L backpack) (15-20 L pack for Tower Pursuits) Water and hydration pack (2 liters) Roll of 2 inch cotton athletic tape Lunches and food you can eat on-the-go Toiletries (sunscreen, lip balm, bug spray, toilet paper, etc.) Sunglasses Camera — optional Dress comfortably and for the weather in clothes you can move in. We suggest bringing clothing appropriate for the season. Layers are best and don’t wear jeans.

Group sizes and age requirements

Group sizes and prices: For the Basic Women’s Crack Climbing Weekend camp, the client to guide ratio is 4:1. For the Advanced Women’s Multi-Pitch-Tower Weekend camp, the client to guide ratio is 2:1. Cost is per person and it doesn’t decrease as the group grows. Women’s weekend climbing camps in Moab can be arranged for bigger groups. Contact us prior to booking. Min. age requirements: If you are older than 18, you’re good to go. Minors younger than 18 may be permitted to climb on a case-by-case basis, but must be in the presence of a parent or legal guardian. If your group has climbers under the age of 18, contact us prior to booking to make arrangements.

Getting there and meeting location

To get to Moab, most people fly into Canyonlands Regional Airport in Moab, UT. Other options include flying into Grand Junction Regional Airport , CO, about 2 hours away, and Salt Lake City International Airport , UT, about 4 hours away. On the day of your climb, you will meet your guide in Moab. Most trips and classes leave from the Red Rock Bakery 74 South Main Street, Moab, across the street from the McStiff’s Plaza. Meeting times are determined by the season.

Covid measures in Moab, Utah

57hours is committed to providing safe outdoor adventure experiences. We require all guides using our platform to have a COVID-19 safety plan and to make the details of that plan accessible to travelers. In most cases, group sizes will be reduced, guides will avoid overcrowded locations, and other safety measures will be met depending on the location and activity. We also expect clients to respect local regulations and take measures to protect themselves, guides and the communities they’re traveling to. For more information on COVID-19 measures in Moab, Utah, please refer to the Utah Travel Guidance Government Website and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Please contact us if you have any questions or require further information. We are happy to provide you with the most up-to-date information!

Moab | Utah

Women’s Weekend Climbing Camp in Moab

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Season

March through May

Duration

2 days

Difficulty

Guides

Rebecca Yaguda, Izzy Lazarus, Miranda Oakley, Lisa Van Sciver, Peggy Flavin, The Mountain Guides

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Enjoy a weekend of climbing with the best all-women crew and conquer classic crack climbs in one of the best climbing destinations in the USA! Feel the Moab’s sandstone and test out your skills in Desert Tower or the world-famous Indian Creek. Over the course of two days, some of the best female guides in the industry will show you how to master the necessary techniques and moves to climb splitter cracks. With a whole host of routes, you’ll become a more self-assured rock climber in no time. Spend your days on the rocks, revel in the impressive scenery, and have tons of fun with your all-women climbing community! Find out everything you need to know about rock climbing in Moab, Utah from Cody Bradfrod, AMGA certified rock guide and 57hours ambassador.

Adventure highlights

Master new moves on Utah’s magnificent sandstone
Moab’s expansive landscapes truly come to life when climbing
You can find routes that are as varied as the rock formations themselves

Available itineraries

Basic Women’s Crack Climbing Weekend in Moab

Crack climbing can be difficult when you’re not familiar with the proper technique. However, this is where this two-day course in the amazing Moab area comes into the picture. Learn tons of new climbing moves and techniques, practice, and make new friendships with other female climbing enthusiasts. You’ll walk away with several new skills and become a much more confident rock climber.

Day 1: Establishing a baseline

Establish a baseline for individual goals and get to know your team. Review and brush up on all of the climbing terminologies, commands, knots, hitches, and belay skills, and dig into the nuances of crack climbing movement. You’ll learn how to build some tape gloves and practice new skills for the rest of the afternoon and prepare for Day 2.

Day 2: Refining skills

Today is all about climbing and cementing your new-found knowledge. Create muscle memory and make new climbing partnerships as you encourage each other. Although you might end up with a few scrapes and bruises, you’ll love every second of it once you successfully accomplish the climb!

Advanced Women’s Multi-Pitch Tower Weekend in Moab

If you are an avid climber and want to work on your multi-pitch skills, join a group of like-minded ladies and perfect your technique! This two-day program will start you off on the skills it takes to successfully climb a multi-pitch route. If you are feeling more adventurous, test your skills on a classic Moab rim route or desert tower with an expert female guide by your side.

Day 1: Establishing a baseline

Kick off the day by establishing a baseline for individual goals and getting to know your team. Train with your guide and practice and hone skills that you will need for the following day’s objective.

Day 2: Climbing the objective

Today is all about climbing your objective! Put your new skills to the test in a low-consequence environment under the guidance of professionals and have tons of fun in the process. Make that progression on to the next step of multi-pitch climbing.

Early bird: Advanced Women’s Multi-Pitch Tower Weekend in Moab 2025

Day 1: Establishing a baseline

Kick off the day by establishing a baseline for individual goals and getting to know your team. Train with your guide and practice and hone skills that you will need for the following day’s objective.

Day 2: Climbing the objective

Today is all about climbing your objective! Put your new skills to the test in a low-consequence environment under the guidance of professionals and have tons of fun in the process. Make that progression on to the next step of multi-pitch climbing.

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Meet your guides

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Rebecca Yaguda

Rebecca “Guda” Yaguda discovered rock climbing and powder skiing in 2010, and never looked back. She has worked in outdoor education for ten years, and is also a freelance writer and reviews outdoor gear for Switchback Travel. When not guiding or writing, Guda enjoys climbing on any rock formation she can find, riding her mountain bike, and exploring the incredible ski lines of the Tetons.

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Izzy Lazarus

Originally from NYC, Izzy found a passion for climbing when she moved to Vermont for college. She started working for a local climbing gym and guiding service, and ever since then she’s been hooked on the outdoors. After several years of extended wilderness expeditions, she has found herself in the Tetons. She’s an AMGA Apprentice Rock, Alpine Guide, and Splitboard Guide, AMGA-certified Single pitch Instructor, she took avalanche level 1 & 2, and she’s a Wilderness First Responder.

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Miranda Oakley

AMGA-Certified Rock Guide

Miranda has been a climber for over 20 years. She has been a certified rock guide with the AMGA since 2016 and has been guiding since 2007. She has done first ascents around the world including climbs in Patagonia, the eastern Sierra and British Columbia. She was also the first solo ascender of The Nose of El Capitan, climbing it in less than a day! Miranda loves sharing her knowledge on rock climbing and is passionate about teaching people how to become confident and self-sufficient in the vertical world.

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Lisa Van Sciver

Senior Guide

Lisa began climbing in 1996 and skiing at a young age in the 80’s. Her first few years out of college she recreated avidly and completed achievements like the first all-female ski descent of The Grand Teton and five Alaskan expeditions. Lisa began guiding for Jackson Hole Mountain Guides in 2009. When she is not working Lisa can be found climbing desert towers, ski traversing the Wind Rivers or having a good time exploring the closest wild mountain range.

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Peggy Flavin

AMGA Single Pitch Instructor

Peggy started climbing on Southern Illinois sandstone and started guiding even further South in North Carolina and Kentucky. She’s spent a lot of summers exploring in the Tetons, where she started guiding for the Mountain Guides in the summer of 2020. Her favorite adventure route in the Tetons is the Black Ice— West Face combination on the dark side of the Grand. You can also find her guiding for the Mountain Guides in Moab, home of classic desert towers and the world’s best crack climbing. She thinks climbing on rock, ice, and everything in between is pretty fun, and there’s nothing she likes more than sharing that with people who want to learn new skills and have adventures in the mountains.

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The Mountain Guides

The Mountain Guides have been leading mountain adventurers in the Western US since 1968. With some of the most experienced mountain guides in the country, TMG leads hundreds of people every year in the mountain ranges of Wyoming and Montana, the canyons and towers of Utah, on Cody’s South Fork ice falls, the cliffs and crags of Boulder, Colorado, in Red Rock, Nevada, and City of Rocks, Idaho.

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I am still daydreaming about it!

Elyse Sara

I took the Women’s Weekend Rock Climbing Clinic recently and am still daydreaming about it! It was the first time that I took a group climbing class and loved the energy of all the ladies. I especially enjoyed hearing the stories about our guides, as they provided motivational and inspiring words to encourage us all. We experienced a variety of climbs, and the days just flew by! Elyse

It was a safe space to move at my own speed!

Ashley Brown

I signed up for the Women’s Trad clinic to boost my confidence. I have a lapsed SPI and wanted to see just how much I remember and how safe my recreational climbing is. The clinic reinforced what I already know from the SPI, and gave me an environment that fostered my courage and confidence. I climb frequently with my husband and his peers who are all guides. In comparison to them, sometimes I feel slow and not as dialed. The Women’s Trad Clinic was a safe space to move at my own speed, test my own skills, and receive feedback in a way that felt appropriate and applicable. Overall an excellent experience, and just what I hoped for. Not to mention the group was kind and there was lots of laughter.

Things to know

What you get on this adventure:
- - An all-women team of AMGA-certified Rock Guides
  - Two full days of rock climbing
  - All technical climbing gear
What’s not included:
- - Transportation
  - Accomodation
  - Meals and snacks
You need to have a good level of fitness to participate in these two-day camps. For the Basic Women’s Crack Climbing Weekend camp, participants should expect approaches of 15-30 minute hike over easy to moderate hiking terrain. For the more advanced climbers attending Women’s Multi-Pitch-Tower Weekend, these camp is physical and requires fitness and stamina to access the climbs and climb them. The approach to most climbs is approximately an hour on uneven terrain.
These two-day camps are for beginner to advanced climbers looking to develop existing skills and build community with other like-minded women. Participants will be split into groups depending on experience level.

Moab has plenty of options for beginner climbers. Whether you’ve never climbed before or are transitioning from the gym to outdoor climbing, your guide will customize the day to suit your skill level and objectives. With a guide by your side, you’ll learn something new, stay safe on the rocks, and most importantly, have fun!

For advanced climbers, Moab has loads of routes to spend the day on. Your guide will discuss your objectives as a group, and in two days, you’ll progress your crack climbing or multi-pitch skills with female AMGA-certified guides. Let your guides plan the weekend so you can focus on developing your skills and bond with other female participants while climbing the classic routes or best hidden gems the area has to offer.
All technical climbing equipment will be provided by your guiding service. However, if you have your own gear, feel free to bring it. You’ll need:
- - Helmet
  - Harness with 3 locking carabiners, belay/rappel device, and chalk bag
  - Ropes
  - Climbing hardware (quickdraws, cam devices, stoppers, etc.)
Here’s a list of the equipment we suggest you bring:
- - Approach shoes
  - Technical rock shoes
  - Synthetic short
  - Pants for climbing
  - Long sleeve and/or short sleeve wicking t-shirt
  - Long sleeve cotton t-shirt
  - Lightweight wind shell
  - Backpack large enough to carry all the items listed (around a 35-40L backpack) (15-20 L pack for Tower Pursuits)
  - Water and hydration pack (2 liters)
  - Roll of 2 inch cotton athletic tape
  - Lunches and food you can eat on-the-go
  - Toiletries (sunscreen, lip balm, bug spray, toilet paper, etc.)
  - Sunglasses
  - Camera — optional
Dress comfortably and for the weather in clothes you can move in. We suggest bringing clothing appropriate for the season. Layers are best and don’t wear jeans.
Group sizes and prices:
- - For the Basic Women’s Crack Climbing Weekend camp, the client to guide ratio is 4:1.
  - For the Advanced Women’s Multi-Pitch-Tower Weekend camp, the client to guide ratio is 2:1.
  - Cost is per person and it doesn’t decrease as the group grows.
Women’s weekend climbing camps in Moab can be arranged for bigger groups. Contact us prior to booking.

Min. age requirements:
- - If you are older than 18, you’re good to go.
  - Minors younger than 18 may be permitted to climb on a case-by-case basis, but must be in the presence of a parent or legal guardian.
If your group has climbers under the age of 18, contact us prior to booking to make arrangements.
To get to Moab, most people fly into Canyonlands Regional Airport in Moab, UT. Other options include flying into Grand Junction Regional Airport, CO, about 2 hours away, and Salt Lake City International Airport, UT, about 4 hours away.

On the day of your climb, you will meet your guide in Moab. Most trips and classes leave from the Red Rock Bakery 74 South Main Street, Moab, across the street from the McStiff’s Plaza. Meeting times are determined by the season.
57hours is committed to providing safe outdoor adventure experiences. We require all guides using our platform to have a COVID-19 safety plan and to make the details of that plan accessible to travelers. In most cases, group sizes will be reduced, guides will avoid overcrowded locations, and other safety measures will be met depending on the location and activity.

We also expect clients to respect local regulations and take measures to protect themselves, guides and the communities they’re traveling to. For more information on COVID-19 measures in Moab, Utah, please refer to the Utah Travel Guidance Government Website and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Please contact us if you have any questions or require further information. We are happy to provide you with the most up-to-date information!
Secure your early bird spot with a 10% deposit! This tour gets sold out very quickly, but with early-bird booking, you’ll be the first one to know. Pick the month that suits you best and we’ll let you know once the dates are live—don’t risk missing out on your bucket list adventure!
- - Only 10% of the total amount should be paid as a deposit upon booking. This deposit is non-refundable, but can be transferred to another 57hours adventure anytime in case the dates don’t suit you.
  - Once the set dates for the following season are live, you can confirm your booking by the end of this year by paying another 20% of the total amount.
  - The final balance is due 3 months (90 days) prior to departure.
  - Once the trip has been confirmed, the regular cancellation policy applies.
Once the trip is confirmed by the guide, the cancellation policy stated below applies.
- - If Client cancels the Booking anytime prior to thirty (30) calendar days in advance of the trip contemplated by the booking, Client is entitled to a full refund, less a $50 processing fee.
  - For cancellations fourteen (14) to twenty nine (29) calendar days in advance, Client is entitled to a refund in the amount of fifty percent (50%) of the total amount paid when Booking.
  - After that deadline, Client is not entitled to any refund. Any reimbursable expenses arising out of the Booking incurred by Guide prior to the date of cancellation (including but not limited to plane tickets, car rental payments, and lodging or transportation fees) are non-refundable as soon as they are incurred by the Guide.