Le niveau
Initiation, déblocage, perf.
Climbing expeditions
Guided climbing to progress outdoors
Sessions and trips with instructors — technique, belaying and great sectors.
Climbing on Unplugg
Camps and trips curated or listed.
What defines this type
Le style
Couennes, grandes voies, bloc.
Ambiance
Concentration, rocher, groupe.
Débutants
Les stages initiation existent — regardez le niveau.
Popular expeditions in this type
Climbing on Unplugg
Camps and trips curated or listed.
Offers in this type
Unplugg favorites
Guided climbing
Every route is a small journey
Climbing teaches patience: every route is a small journey.
Climbing outdoors is nothing like the gym: the rock, the exposure, the views and the time spent at the foot of the routes change everything. A guided climbing course or trip lets you discover crag climbing or progress safely, with an instructor who picks the sectors, checks your rope work and adapts routes to your level.
Depending on the format, you work on technique and route reading, rack up single pitches, try multi-pitch or explore new areas. It's also an experience of trust: in your partner, your gear, yourself.
To choose, look at the required level (beginner, improver, experienced), type of climbing, equipment provided and the instructor ratio.
Frequently asked questions
Can I join a climbing course if I've never climbed?
Yes, beginner courses are made for that. The level is on each listing.
Crag climbing or multi-pitch: what's the difference?
Crag routes are a single pitch; multi-pitch links several and requires more experience and supervision.
What level do I need for multi-pitch?
Regular climbing experience is often required; check the prerequisites on the listing.
How many climbers per instructor?
It depends on the course and level; the host will specify.
Can I join alone?
Yes, climbing partners are usually paired on site.
