CLIMBING SCHOOL

Explore our diverse climbing courses for all skill levels.

SPORT CLIMBING - Rock1

If you want to learn how to lead a single-pitch sport route, this is the course for you. Our experienced guides tailor each day to your goals while delivering a high-quality introduction to sport climbing.

Whether you're new to climbing or need a refresher, you'll learn essential techniques, safe belaying, key knots, and rope handling skills to enjoy your days at the crag with confidence. This multi-day course also lays the groundwork for our multipitch program.

MULTIPITCH CLIMBING - Rock 2

Ready to go beyond single-pitch climbing? Learn how to do it the right way.

For many climbers, multipitch routes are the natural next step after sport climbing—offering more height, more adventure, and unforgettable views, regardless of grade. But with greater exposure comes greater complexity: advanced knots, rope systems, and efficient transitions become essential.

Our course gives you the skills and confidence to tackle multipitch routes safely and enjoyably.

Val di Mello is one of the most iconic destinations in the Alps for traditional climbing. Known for its clean granite lines and breathtaking scenery, it offers a unique playground for climbers looking to practice gear placements and refine their technique.

Mastering the use of cams and nuts, along with building solid belay anchors, is essential for climbing safely and confidently on these “never too easy” trad routes. Our course is designed to equip you with the tools, techniques, and mindset needed to enjoy the valley’s classic climbs with both security and flow—and take your newfound confidence and competence to trad adventures wherever you go.

TRAD CLIMBING - Rock 3

SELF RESCUE FOR ROCK CLIMBERS

A practical course for both leaders and seconds, focused on developing self-rescue skills for multi-pitch climbing.

You will learn how to manage emergencies using only your standard climbing gear, with no need for special rescue equipment.

Perfect for climbers who regularly climb together and want to be ready to assist a partner in case of problems, when immediate help isn’t available.