
If you are coming to Stone Summit for the first time you will need a liability waiver and a government-issued photo identification card, which displays your name, date of birth and picture. Click here for a waiver form.
Rope climbing, involving the protection of the rope, uses a “belay” partner, who manages the rope for you as you climb. New climbers with no belay experience must take the Belay Lesson class, or learn from an experienced partner, after which the new climber must complete a test to show skill retention and belay knowledge. If you want to learn more about how to climb, then we recommend you take our Beginner Rock Climbing Course.
Bouldering, climbing without a rope, entails climbing only up to 15 feet so that the climber can jump or down climb down to safety. This aspect of the sport is great to work on your strength or if you do not have a belay partner.
If you want to come and check out indoor climbing with staff assistance, please read about our Base Climb.
For participants under 18 years of age:
Please ensure all minors (under 18 years of age) who are not accompanied by a parent come to Stone Summit with a waiver that is completed and signed by their parent or legal guardian. If the parent or guardian will not be present, the adult may fax the waiver to Stone Summit. Please note: legal guardians must present proof of guardianship to sign a child’s waiver.How gym climbing works.
There are essentially two types of climbing: Rope climbing and Bouldering.Rope climbing, involving the protection of the rope, uses a “belay” partner, who manages the rope for you as you climb. New climbers with no belay experience must take the Belay Lesson class, or learn from an experienced partner, after which the new climber must complete a test to show skill retention and belay knowledge. If you want to learn more about how to climb, then we recommend you take our Beginner Rock Climbing Course.
Bouldering, climbing without a rope, entails climbing only up to 15 feet so that the climber can jump or down climb down to safety. This aspect of the sport is great to work on your strength or if you do not have a belay partner.
If you want to come and check out indoor climbing with staff assistance, please read about our Base Climb.

