Colorado Mountain School & Boulder Rock Club - Leaders In Climbing
Information
- Location:
- Boulder, CO, 80301
- Phone:
- 800-836-4008
- Mon:
- 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
- Tues:
- 6:00 am - 11:00 pm
- Wed:
- 6:00 am - 10:00 pm
- Thurs:
- 6:00 am - 11:00 pm
- Fri:
- 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
- Sat - Sun:
- 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Events
2 upcoming eventsSee All
- American Bouldering Series Reg...
Boulder Rock Club
Saturday, January 16 at 8:00am - Boulder Climbing Series: Compe...
Boulder Rock Club
Friday, February 19 at 5:30pm
Check out the quick video of our first "night" in the Ruth Gorge. We're heading there again April 23 through May 2, with other custom trips available April - May. Hopefully you can join us for this ten day trip. It's jam packed with climbing, skills training, and adventure...
Colorado Mountain School & Boulder Rock Club Avalanche Training: AIARE Level 1 in progress. Students digging pits in Rocky Mountain National Park. We run these trainings every week throughout the winter. Sign up before they fill up!
Colorado Mountain School & Boulder Rock Club
American Bouldering Series (ABS)
Youth Regional Championship
January 16th, 2010
For more details and registration please contact US Climbing or check out their website at: www.usaclimbing.net
Time:8:00AM Saturday, January 16th
Location:Boulder Rock Club
John finding Santa has come early to the Indian PeaksFirst and foremost, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone! Today I was lucky enough to get out for an early morning ski tour with John Bicknell. A great way to start the holiday season...
Doug Cook with his new La Sportiva Solutions and a huge smile!Congratulations to the following winners of our quarterly raffle:Alise Arata – Black Diamond harnessDoug Cook – La Sportiva SolutionsRichard Fox – 60m Sterling ropeTim Plummer – Marmot Tempo JacketCome in and purchase either a 4, 6 or 12...
Peter Stokes You probably know about this by now, but just in case.... http://belaynews.com/index.php?page=home
Colorado Mountain School & Boulder Rock Club Avalanche training courses have started. Get signed up today. Great last minute gift idea. Pic attached from one of last weekends field sessions.
Our team of 3 had a superb expedition to Ecuador in early December. One of the things I’ve learned about international climbing over my 20+ year guiding career is that no matter how well planned your trip is on paper, things can change dramatically when you get in-country. ...
Colorado Mountain School & Boulder Rock Club BCS Comp #3 happening right now! Get down here for some amazing new routes, raffle prizes, pizza, Avery beer, Mix 1, and soda. Oh yeah... and a great community of climbers. Thanks Sportiva for coming and hooking up the demos and some free shoes for the raffle!
Colorado Mountain School & Boulder Rock Club Boulder Climbing Series (BCS) Comp #3 tonight! Join us for great climbing, friends, community, prizes, pizza, soda, beer. Starts at 5:30. See you at the Boulder Rock Club.
Colorado Mountain School & Boulder Rock Club CMS guide, Mark Kelly, is giving a slideshow at Ed's Cantina tomorrow night (Dec. 16th) in Estes Park. Heli skiing in AK, backcountry in Colorado, and more! Join us.
Colorado Mountain School & Boulder Rock Club
Join us at the BRC for Season Four of the Boulder Climbing Series – a fun and social climbing competition series. Featuring top-rope and lead climbing, the BCS is about challenging yourself in a friendly atmosphere – food, drinks and a raffle following each event! All ages and all abilities are welcome.
Time:5:30PM Friday, December 18th
Location:Boulder Rock Club
Colorado Mountain School & Boulder Rock Club
Every year, avalanches are one of the leading causes of death among backcountry enthusiasts. Our home turf, Colorado, consistently leads the nation in avalanche fatalities. If you plan on spending time in high, snowy country, be prepared.
In this one hour free clinic our expert guides give an introduction to how avalanc...hes happen, what they look like, and how to avoid them. Our guides are American Institute for Avalanche Research and Education (AIARE) trained to teach avalanche courses, and they also spend some 300 days a year in the field—they know snow from an academic and practical perspective, and they share their knowledge with you.
Topics covered include:
Types of avalanches
Avalanche terrain
Snowpack analysis
Weather considerations
Avalanche decision-making
Trip planning and preparation
Travel techniques
Time:7:00PM Tuesday, December 15th
Location:REI Denver
