The Bouldering Garden (573) 474-4997 5400 Saint Charles Road Suite C Columbia Missouri MO 65201 Mon - Fri open 6pm-9pm (closing by 10pm) Sat noon-4pm and 6pm-10pm (call) Sunday for key members only (call) Group events by reservation only. Join us inside the Bouldering Gym for a starter class or a fun, alternative workout. Intro classes are available for walk-in clients Mon - Fri 630pm - 730pm (ends by 9pm). $15 Intro to Bouldering (first time visit option for beginners) $49 Beginner Rock Climbing Techniques $64 "Parents that Rock" beginner climbing class for 2, parent and child under 12yrs of age $49 "Teens that Rock" climbing classes are available for walk-in beginners Tue, Thur, and Fri 6pm - 9pm. $15 "Students that Rock" gym passes are for returning students ages 13 and up. $15 "Kids that Rock" is a one night pass for ages 12 and under. Discounted children's class price covers kids attending climbing class with two parents.  Join us outside for a intro class or a leading adventure. It is your choice! Beginner rock climbing classes held outside, on real rock, are available weekly. $49 instructor reservation fee per person
Sign up now for a weekend trip and camp-out! Wilderness First-Aid (WFA) & Wilderness First Responder (WFR) WFA and WFR in Columbia, Missouri $49 reservation fee, please call (573) 474-4997 The Bouldering Garden is sponsoring a three session (WFA) Wilderness Emergency Care Course for climbers, hikers, skiers, snowboarders, mountain climbers, campers, and anyone interested in being prepared to render emergency first-aid in an outdoor environment. This first step, foundation course is a requirement for those enrolling in our Wilderness First Responder certification. This Outdoor First-aid and Wilderness Emergency Care certifications are designed around the sporting enthusiast. Course curriculum involves hands-on training scenarios where sport specific gear is utilized for effective task achievement. Survival and self rescue topics may include field sessions, weather permitting, and incorporate the use of sporting goods of each students selected sport interest. This training is essential for ski patrol, climbing instructors, scout masters, den leaders, adventurous parents, hunters and field guides of all kinds. WFA and WFR courses are available during early spring, summer and late fall to help sport specific instructors prepare for the season. Please send an email or call to express your interest in participating during our next class. marcus@theboulderinggarden.com (573) 474-4997 Directions & Map:  5400 Saint Charles Road Suite C
Columbia Missouri MO 65201 aka- Columbia's Rock Climbing Gym and Guide Service
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Missouri rock climbing classes are available nightly for beginner walk-in customers, while more advanced rope and rock techniques require reservation. Learn the ropes from the experts. Play safe and enjoy life. Beginner climbing classes are available for the kids as well. Most classes are 1 - 2 hrs and available for walk-in beginners Tue, Thur, Fri, and Sat nights between 6pm - 730pm (classes end by 9pm)
$49 Teens That Rock (per teen, per night, designed for beginners) $15 passes available for returning students. $49 Kids That Rock (per child, per night, designed for beginners) $15 passes available for returning students. Our main product lines, include: Evolv rock climbing shoes, Trango, Advanced Base Camp, Singing Rock, Camp, Omega Pacific, CMI, Black Diamond, Sterling Rope, New England Ropes, and Edelweiss Rope just to name a few. All Members receive a 15% discount off in-stock retail at the gym. NEW AT THE BOULDERING GARDEN:
 Welcome Back to the Bouldering Garden... 1. Gym sponsors teen student clubs... 2. Gym hosts wilderness first responders classes...
3. "Endless Climbing"; Our Tread Wall rotates like a vertical treadmill, changing from steep slab to overhang.
4. Our 45 Degree overhanging wall redesigned...
5. Dyno for this dino-tooth like stalactite! A mega-feature, called the "Megla-tite", now hangs 3 feet down from the east roof.
6. The 70 degree and 80 degree overhang now extends into a 60 foot roof system! Wow... This new roof memicks the "Martini Roof."
7. Extra large flake features added to the east slab wall. (finished)
8. Hammock Traveler Forum: please send your pictures of island hopping or climbing with a hammock! Ideal Hammock Adventures Attention All Travelers! For those of you who enjoy a clean
mountain breeze, a hammock may not be the first thing that comes to
mind. Much like a hammock, the port-a-ledge design allows climbers to
sleep on the side of a cliff while remaining safety anchored. So feel
free to exchange the work hammock for the possible use of another
compact, portable sleeping arrangement during your next klettersteig,
or via ferrata adventure. Despite the language used during an ascent,
mountains challenge all of us. The real question is the quality of
the experience. We only have so many days in our lives to speak the
words: tyrolienne, Eiger, sportklettern, noboru, bergsteigen,
alpinismo, faire de la varappe,
escalada en roca , scalare, and rotsklimmen. Be ready for your next
climb and those friendly belayers along the way.
A couple different types of rock formations and rock climbing can be enjoyed while visiting Aruba. Aruba is in the south Caribbean, only miles off the coast of Venezuela. Click the link above and explore our experience bouldering granite rock formations and ascending the overhanging limestone, sport lines on Aruba's south-eastern coast line. Hammock camping is available 2000 feet left of the many sport wall, under overhanging rock, bomber boulder problems, and just above deep white sand.
Several different types of rock formations are available while visiting Bonaire. Bonaire is in the south Caribbean, miles off the coast of Venezuela. Click the link above and explore our experience bouldering rock the overhanging limestone formations of Bonaires eastern coast line. Bouldering Bonaire is for the bravest of climbers! Do not forget the snorkeling gear.
Steep Limestone rock formations will keep you busy while visiting Puerto Rico. Multi-pitch routes litter backcountry, bamboo hide-a-way, stalactite formations. Climbing in Puerto Rico is a must do for the "hammock traveler."
Steep Limestone, Marble, and other rock formations can be found along the coast lines of this large island. Sixty meter rappels into sinkholes reveal walls of climbable root systems that force one to use crack climbing techniques. Many stalactite limestone formations are available for new route establishment. Climbing in the Dominican is also a must do for the "hammock traveler." Reasonable room rates can be found along the coasts for those wanting a shower for the night.
Steep Limestone rock formations cool you off while visiting this beautiful island of the Mediterranean Sea. While the south-eastern coastline is home to quality deep water soloing, single and multi-pitch routes litter the island's western mountains. Climbing in Mallorca, Spain, reminded me again-and-again of Rifle, Colorado, due to the general steep craggy nature of developed areas, route difficult, high quality limestone, and friendly locals.
Steep Limestone routes are a dime a dozen and pizza is affordable. While mostly known for the concentration of steep single pitch routes, multi-pitch routes litter backcountry, alpine walls. Climbing in Arco, Italy is great for the "hammock traveler." Deep water soloing is limited but available along Lago de Garda!
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