EASTERN SIERRA

GUIDED ALPINE CLIMBING,

MOUNTAINEERING & ROCK CLIMBING

Full or multi day rock climbing, alpine climbing and mountaineering trips in the breathtaking Sierra Nevada mountain range, also known as the Range of Light. Whether you’re new to climbing or an alpine aficionado, we’ve got something for everyone. All Golden State Guiding Guides are professionally trained by the American Mountain Guides Association and have the credibility, experience and knowledge to guide you in this vast alpine arena compiled of 14,000' spires, lichen streaked granite and endless splitters. We take pride in having one of the best Guide teams out there and consider our team family, you’ll see why after a day or two out with us. Check out our list of classic alpine routes below, guaranteed to turn any day out in the mountains into memories that will last a lifetime. If you don't see a route below you have in mind, email us and we'll gladly do our best to accommodate your alpine climbing and mountaineering desires.

If you're simply looking for a fun-filled, beautiful day out in the Eastern Sierra with family or friends we've got you covered as well! We’ve got multiple single pitch venues on the Eastside to choose from including the beautiful Horseshoe Slabs in Mammoth Lakes, the popular roadside attraction - Iris Slab in Rock Creek Canyon, all the way to the desolate and volcanic sport routes of Clark Canyon and much more. Non-Wilderness trips are considered a "Half Day", up to 6 hours and are listed below along the alpine rates. Please note all rates below are per person.

GUIDED EASTERN SIERRA CLIMBING RATES

The below rates include a rental harness, helmet and climbing shoes if needed

Mountaineering ice axe and crampons may be rented for an additional charge of $20 per item

EASTERN SIERRA ALPINE CLASSICS

EASTERN SIERRA HALF & FULL DAY VENUES

Golden State Guiding operates under permit on the Inyo National Forest.

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