ADAPTIVE CLIMBING AT PEAK EXPERIENCES

CLIMBING IS FOR EVERYONE

Our adaptive climbing program at Peak Experiences works to break down barriers and promote inclusivity in climbing by catering to variations in movement patterns. We provide assisted rope systems that accommodate individuals with both physical and invisible disabilities in a variety of ways. Not everyone needs a different rope system, so we’re also ready to train folks on the types of movement they’ll need to make it up the wall. By working towards universal accessibility, the program strives to ensure that everyone, regardless of their abilities, can fully participate and enjoy the sport of climbing.

We have a weekly schedule of adaptive climbing events, and hope to expand more. We also aim to expand this program beyond experiential adaptive climbing and include recreational and competitive climbing opportunities soon.

Schedule:

  • UpEnding Parkinson’s: Tuesday mornings @ Peak Midlo

  • Sportable: Tuesday Nights @ Peak RVA

sportable

Sportable creates opportunities by making sports accessible and inclusive for individuals with physical disabilities and visual impairments.

upending parkinson’s

Up ENDing Parkinson’s mission is to help people affected by Parkinson’s Disease develop practices through education, lifestyle changes and rock climbing that will help nourish the mind, body, and soul.

beyond boundaries

Beyond Boundaries is a non-profit based in Richmond, Virginia specializing in guiding participants with disabilities, veterans, at risk youth, and recovery programs on outdoor adventures.

Are you an organization looking to work with us? Reach out to instruction@peakexperiences.com, we’re stoked to climb with you!

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • Click the buttons above to sign up through each respective organzation!

  • Each of the sign-up links above contain links for volunteer sign-up as well. Please note that volunteering will require training, which we provide regularly!

  • Yes! We can accomodate pretty much any and all physical and invisible disabilities!