
Middle, high school,
& university clubs
ADVENTURE STARTS HERE!
At Peak Experiences, we believe climbing is more than just a sport—it’s a way to build confidence, resilience, and lifelong friendships. Our school climbing clubs offer students the chance to challenge themselves, develop teamwork skills, and have a blast in a supportive, high-energy environment. Whether you're a first-time climber or an experienced crusher, our clubs are designed to help you push your limits and reach new heights!
High School Climbing Clubs
Build Strength, Skill & Confidence
High school climbing clubs provide an exciting after-school activity where students can:
🔹 Develop technical climbing skills
🔹 Build physical & mental strength
🔹 Compete in local and regional climbing events
🔹 Make lasting friendships with fellow climbers
Students will gain a solid foundation in climbing while having a blast in a supportive, team-oriented environment.
COSBY HIgh School
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Thomas Dale High School
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Trinity Episcopal School
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St. Christopher's
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Maggie Walker Governor's School
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St. Catherine's
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COSBY HIgh School 〰️ Thomas Dale High School 〰️ Trinity Episcopal School 〰️ St. Christopher's 〰️ Maggie Walker Governor's School 〰️ St. Catherine's 〰️
Middle School Climbing Clubs
Fun & Engaging After-School Adventure
For younger climbers, middle school clubs focus on fun, fitness, and foundational skills. Kids will:
🌟 Learn climbing techniques in a safe environment
🌟 Build confidence through problem-solving & teamwork
🌟 Participate in fun games & challenges
🌟 Enjoy a unique, non-traditional sport
It’s a positive, encouraging atmosphere where every climber can progress at their own pace while having an absolute blast
Powhatan Middle School
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Robious Middle School
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Seven Hills School
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Collegiate (MS)
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Powhatan Middle School 〰️ Robious Middle School 〰️ Seven Hills School 〰️ Collegiate (MS) 〰️
UNIVERSITY CLIMBING CLUBS
Take Your Climbing to the Next Level
Looking for a community of adventure-seekers on campus? The university climbing clubs offer students the opportunity to train and learn the joy of climbing with others. With exclusive access to Peak Experiences’ top-tier facilities, members enjoy:
✅ Discounted gym memberships & gear rentals
✅ Training programs
✅ A tight-knit community of climbers
Whether you’re looking to join a competitive team or just want a fun way to stay active, our university clubs offer the perfect balance of challenge and camaraderie.
FAQ’s
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They’re discounted prepaid memberships. The length of the membership is determined by the school or sponsor. Find out more at under our Club Membership Page!
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The first practice with us will be going over rules, expectations, climber etiquette, and how to boulder.
The second practice with us will be an LTR (Learn the Ropes). A comprehensive top rope belay class teaches you how to put on and check your harness, tying into the rope using a figure 8 follow through knot, setting up a belay device, and belaying using best practices. This will allow climbing club members to utilize our top ropes and routes.
After this class, your climbers should come in on their own to get certified before the third practice. Once these steps are over, you and your climbers can simply check in and climb during your scheduled practice times.
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Middle + High School Clubs:
At least 5 active climbers from your school.
An adult/ faculty sponsor from your school at every practice.
Club membership fees are due in advance of the 1st scheduled practice. They can be collected by the school or individual club members can pay in advance by a link provided to each school by Peak.
Assumption of Risk must be completed by all club members and sponsors prior to the 1st scheduled practice. Club members that are under the age of 18 must have the AOR completed by a parent or guardian.
University Clubs:
At least 5 active climbers from your school.
A club executive from your club at every practice.
Club membership fees are due in advance of the 1st scheduled practice. They can be collected by the club or individuals can pay in advance by a link provided to each school by Peak.
Assumption of Risk must be completed by all club members and executives prior to the 1st scheduled practice. Club members that are under the age of 18 must have the AOR completed by a parent or guardian.
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No limit, however, practice days and times are subject to availability. Scheduled club practices go to the school that reserves them first.