Here’s a list of all the rock climbing guiding companies located in North Carolina:
Company: Fox Mountain Guides and Climbing School
Website: http://www.foxmountainguides.com/
Phone: 888-284-8433
Email: info@foxmountainguides.com
Headquarters: North Carolina
Specialties: Rock Climbing, Ice Climbing, Mountaineering
Summary: Fox Mountain Guides and Climbing School in the Southeast region because of many factors, all of which stem from their pursuit of “Excellence in Guiding and Instruction.” They are proud of their company and, as with many guide services, the core of their company is their Instructors and Guides.
Company: Appalachian Mountain Institute
Website: http://appalachianmountaininstitute.com/
Phone: 828-577-0335, 301-514-2115
Email:
Headquarters: Pisgah Forest, North Carolina
Specialties: Rock Climbing, Traditional Climbing, Ice Climbing
Summary: Appalachian Mountain Institute provides you with a fun and exciting outdoor adventure on the cliffs of North Carolina near Asheville and Brevard. AMI climbing guides are happy to provide guided beginner climbing trips and advanced guided multipitch rock climbing trips. AMI will provide you with all necessary climbing gear you need and the knowledge and skilled AMGA certified climbing guides to have a fun rock climbing experience.
Company: Granite Arches Climbing Guides
Website: http://www.granitearches.com/
Phone: 423- 413-1432
Email:climb@granitearches.com
Headquarters: North Carolina
Specialties: Rock Climbing, Ice Climbing, Mountaineering
Summary: Their focus is to help you efficiently reach your climbing goals, while developing superior risk management awareness and technical skill proficiency.
Company: Climbmax Climbing
Website: http://www.climbmaxnc.com/
Phone: 828-252-9996
Email:
Headquarters: Asheville, North Carolina
Specialties: Rock Climbing, Ice Climbing, Mountaineering
Summary: Climbmax Climbing is the region’s premiere center for rock climbing programs and outdoor adventure.
Company: Rock Dimensions’ Climbing Adventure Camp
Website: http://www.rockdimensions.com/
Phone: 828- 265-3544 , 888-595-6009
Email:
Headquarters: Boone, North Carolina
Specialties: Rock Climbing
Summary: Rock Dimensions’ Climbing Adventure Camp provides five days of land-based outdoor activities that includes Rock Climbing, Rappelling, Caving, Ropes/Challenge Course and Climbing Tower. The climbing days are suitable for beginning climbers and those who have some basic experience in a gym or outdoors.
These companies also guide in North Carolina (but are not headquartered in North Carolina):
Company: Peregrine Climbing Guides
Website: http://www.peregrineclimbingguides.com/index.php
Phone: 803-629-6590
Email: info@peregrineclimbingguides.com
Headquarters: Tuscaloosa, AL
Specialties: Guiding and instruction for all levels of rock climbers. They will also guide waterfall ice.
Summary: A small guiding service founded in 2011 with guides prepared to assist in learning basic or advanced techniques or to accompany you on your bigger rock climbing pursuits. They’re stationed for Alabama, Tennessee and North Carolina but are willing to travel with you anywhere in the US.
Company: Professional Climbing Guides Institute
Website: http://www.climbingguidesinstitute.org/
Phone: 760-937-3506
Email: admin@guidesinstitute.org
Headquarters: Bishop, California
Specialties: Rock climbing, summer mountaineering, waterfall ice climbing, backcountry skiing, guide training, summer and winter instruction and custom guiding. They guide at: Crowders Mountain State Park, NC, Pilot Mountain State Park, NC, and Stone Mountain State Park, NC.
Summary: Professional Climbing Guides Institute (PCGI) is a registered non-profit organization. Professional Climbing Guides Institute (PCGI) develops and governs nationally recognized training, assessment and certification programs for rock climbing instruction and guiding. PCGI programs are designed to serve current professional and aspiring rock climbing guides and rock climbing instructors, university/college rock climbing program leaders, youth program rock climbing leaders, climbing club/association leaders and recreational climbers seeking to improve safety and efficiency.
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