Climb beginner-friendly granite routes in North Cheyenne Cañon with a certified guide
6 Hours
Up to 4 people
Learn rock climbing in North Cheyenne Cañon, a Colorado Springs city park with granite crags and routes for a range of abilities. Spend a full day building skills with a professional NOGA certified guide.
A free City of Colorado Springs rock climbing permit is required for every climber—retain the confirmation email for your records. You’ll meet at 2120 North Cheyenne Canyon Road, Colorado Springs, CO 80906.
Cancel 3 days or more before your trip is scheduled. No refunds or credits for cancellations within 3 days of your trip date. If the location must change due to adverse weather or wet rock, refunds can not be provided; credits may be offered. If climbing becomes impossible and you can’t reschedule, refunds or credits offered.
Yes. Every climber must complete a City of Colorado Springs rock climbing permit. The permit is free—keep the confirmation email for your records.
Yes. Your guide will call you the day before your trip to touch base and confirm details.
Bring water (Front Range Climbing Company recommends 2 quarts / 2–3 liters), food (snacks or lunch), and a small backpack so you can carry essentials while keeping your hands free.
Please meet at this location: 2120 North Cheyenne Canyon Road, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
First-timers and families seem to find their perfect match here. The guides—particularly Jen, Max, Dolan, and Nathan—get consistent praise for their patience and ability to make nervous climbers feel safe and capable. Multiple reviews mention kids who started scared but finished begging to go first, which speaks volumes about how the team handles anxious moments. Parents appreciate that guides don't just rush people up routes but actually teach the fundamentals, from belaying techniques to gear knowledge. What stands out is how the guides balance professionalism with genuine friendliness. Climbers repeatedly describe feeling like they're out with a knowledgeable friend rather than just a hired instructor. The teaching approach seems tailored to each person's comfort level, and several reviewers mention walking away with skills they can use at home gyms. Garden of the Gods and North Cheyenne Canyon are popular spots, though they'll take you to multi-pitch routes in the Flatirons and Clear Creek Canyon if you're up for more challenge. The booking process is straightforward, and the company provides all necessary equipment including shoes, harnesses, and helmets.
Dan is the Man! Great climbing on the ice wall! Thanks!
J Taylor
February 20, 2026
Dan is the Man! Great climbing on the ice wall! Thanks!
J Taylor
February 20, 2026