Full-Day Guided Alpine Climbing in the Wasatch Range
Climb Wasatch peaks on a full-day guided alpine outing
Duration
9 hours
Highlights
Spend a full day alpine climbing in the Wasatch Range, with objectives tailored to your group’s interests and skills. Expect consistent movement, time in exposed positions, and options from single-pitch crags to classic multi-pitch routes.
- Tag peaks high in the mountains on a big day out
- Choose single-pitch climbing for sport skills development
- Tackle classic traditional multi-pitch routes as a group
- Move efficiently on technical terrain with a guided plan
- Tailor the day to your interests and experience level
What's Included
- Climbing harness
- Climbing helmet
- Tube-style belay device and locking carabiner
- Backpack (20–30L)
- Nut tool
- Crampons
- Ice axe
- Trekking pole(s)
- Beacon
- Shovel
- Probe
Things to know
Gear needs vary by season: many summer routes use approach shoes, while winter may require mountain boots and crampons (or sometimes skis). Bring your own food and water for the day.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel more than 30 days before your reservation to reschedule with no penalty or get a full refund (non-private courses require 60+ days for a full refund). Within 30 days (60 for courses): 50% refundable. Within 7 days and no-shows: non-refundable. Full refund if The Backcountry Pros cancels due to weather.
Product ID: DZ2N4C
FAQs
Bring approach shoes, sun hat (for under your helmet), sunglasses, flexible lightweight pants, a short-sleeve T-shirt or long-sleeve sun shirt, an insulating top layer, a light rain jacket, sunscreen, food for the day (snacks and lunch), water (1L in winter; 2–3L in summer), a phone, and any personal items (medications, camera, etc.).
Climbing harness, climbing helmet, tube-style belay device and locking carabiner, 20–30L backpack, nut tool, and (route/season-dependent) crampons, ice axe, trekking pole(s), beacon, shovel, and probe can be provided.
In summer, most routes can be traveled with sticky rubber approach shoes. In winter, you may need mountain boots and crampons (and sometimes skis), depending on the route.
Meeting details
Big Cottonwood Canyon Park and Ride Overflow, 3653 Fort Union Boulevard, Cottonwood Heights, UT 84121
