Summer Camp Details

2025 Redpoint Road Trip: New River Gorge

  • $1745 June 15-21 | June 23-29 | August 3-9

  • Ages 12-17 | Co-ed | New River Gorge

Our team athlete road trip is an outdoor enrichment adventure for teen crushers to log time on the world-class boulders and sport climbs of the New River Gorge. This is a trip for serious climbers—we’ll focus on the technical systems and safety skills of outdoor climbing, technique and footwork coaching for real rock, and bouldering and sport climbing tactics—making the week a one-of-a kind opportunity for enthusiastic teen climbers to get even stronger while connecting with the outdoors.

After orientation and dropoff in the DC area, we’ll head to the New River Gorge, the nation’s newest National Park—home to miles of world-class boulders and sport and trad climbing. The New is famous for its relentlessly technical, thoughtful climbing and bullet-hard sandstone, making an ideal training ground for strong climbers looking to take their movement and footwork skills to the next level and learn strategy and tactics for route climbing, projecting, and a redpoint send.

Rest day activities include day hiking, splashing in local swimming holes, stargazing, and more.

  • Max group size of 16, minimum 6

  • New crags, routes, and challenges for advanced climbers

  • All summer camps are staffed with AMGA-certified and first-aid trained instructor and coaches.

  • Accommodations are in shared 4-person mountaineering tents separated by age and gender.

  • Transportation from the DC area and between destinations is provided via passenger van

2025 Sessions

  • You’ll learn:

    • Single-pitch climbing and bouldering instruction with certified guides

    • Footwork and movement skills for real rock

    • Tactics and strategy for outdoor climbing, including pacing and finding rests

    • Projecting and redpoint tactics

    • Camp cooking and backcountry skills practice

    • Teamwork, communication, and partnership skills

    • Risk assessment, group management, and problem-solving skills

  • What’s included:

    • A crag daypack to keep!

    • Personal gear as needed

    • All class gear

    • Professional facilitation by AMGA certified and first-aid trained guides

    • Transportation to/from DC-area meeting point and between destinations

    • Tent accommodations

    • Camp cooking and kitchen equipment and all meals Saturday lunch - Friday lunch

    • Group first aid kit

    What’s NOT included:

    • Personal harnesses and shoes are required

    • Personal sleeping gear for camping (sleeping bag, mat, and pillow)