Imagine scaling a 20–25 metre cliff, on a natural rock face, right in the heart of Tremblant resort. No experience needed. Our Rock Climbing Initiation is a hands-on, instructor-led climb, designed for beginners and families.
Our certified climbing instructors take you onto a natural rock face that’s 20 to 25 metres (approximately 70 feet) high. We walk you through the fundamentals: How to read the rock, how to place your feet, how to use your harness, all before you start your first ascent. You’ll go up and down several times, progressively building confidence with each climb. You’ll also learn safety protocols and practice belaying your fellow climbers.
Our climbing wall sits beside the Tremblant resort village, less than a 2-hour drive from both Montreal and Ottawa. The class runs through the warmer months and takes place entirely outdoors.. Expect some physical effort. You’ll be pushing with your legs and pulling with your arms, but the pace is yours to set.
We’ve also got great intermediate classes at a bigger rock-wall nearby. Please see Rock-Climbing Montagne d’Argent
This climbing class is made for beginners. No prior experience is needed. It’s a great fit for families with kids 5 and up, groups of friends, and anyone curious about what climbing a real cliff feels like. The class requires moderate physical effort: You’ll use your leg strength to push up the rock and your arms to maintain balance. If you can climb a ladder, you’re ready.
Prices do not include taxes or mandatory resort royalty of 3% and may be subject to change without notice. See cancellation and modification terms.
We recommend reserving in advance as spaces fill up. After your reservation, you will receive 2 emails immediately :
A day in advance is sufficient. We often have same-day availability.
No, we offer almost exclusively beginner courses.
Dress according to the weather with good sports shoes. Also bring some water and bug spray.
No. For safety reasons, it is requested to use the equipment provided by our climbing school. Our equipment is maintained and regularly checked according to standards.
No, the climbing site is on private property, and for insurance reasons you must climb with a guide.
Yes, you can easily access the site to watch.
