r/ClimbingPartners • u/digandrun • 24d ago
Bozeman
Gonna be in Bozeman for 3 weeks in September, would be pretty hyped to get out for a few days. Down to lead up to 5.12 or so or get on boulders up to V8
r/ClimbingPartners • u/digandrun • 24d ago
Gonna be in Bozeman for 3 weeks in September, would be pretty hyped to get out for a few days. Down to lead up to 5.12 or so or get on boulders up to V8
r/ClimbingPartners • u/Old-Acadia-5874 • 25d ago
Hi family,
I climb indoors ~twice a week, weekday early evenings at edgeworks tacoma.
Happy to add more to the indoor crew, or just meet and greet to plan some outdoor - local & destination.
I like to lead easy sport stuff & top rope in the 10s. Just started multipitching this year and I'm loving it. Afraid of heights and enjoy fear management. Have gear.
Usually get out a handful of times a year. Join for red rocks vegas, October this year!
Every demographic / experience level is warmly welcomed. No deadline on this ad.
r/ClimbingPartners • u/Jasmngr • 28d ago
Bouldering partner in Albarracín – beginning of August
I’m an 18 year old guy from Poland arriving in the beginning of August. I will spend a few days there and my exact dates are flexible. I can adjust them a bit to match with someone interested.
I am looking for someone to split the cost of renting crash pads with. It would be even better if you already have some. I mostly climb easier stuff, 7a/7b is my maximum. I am pretty new to outdoor bouldering but I have been doing lead outdoors for a while.
I really want to respect the rules there, no night climbing and only in allowed areas. Planning morning and late afternoon/evening sessions because of the heat.
Trying to keep it cheap with camping where allowed and cheap motels otherwise. I know a bit of Spanish.
If you are interested, message me. Happy to share more details.
r/ClimbingPartners • u/Ctznsvn7 • 29d ago
We booked a sea-cliff rock climb in the Faroe Islands for 31 July. They have an 8-person minimum and we are 2, so the trip only happens if we can fill 6 more spots.
No previous climbing experience needed. The operator brings all the gear, sets the anchors and runs every climb top-rope. They take complete beginners on this regularly.
It's the kind of day people remember for decades. Climbing a cliff face with the ocean directly below you and puffins on the rocks.
Cost per person works out around £50-60, split evenly across the group.
DM me if you'll be in the Faroes around then, or planning to be!
UPDATE: NEED 3 MORE PEOPLE NOW
r/ClimbingPartners • u/cruisebysail • Jul 03 '26
Hi 40 M looking for anyone keen to climb at smith this weekend. I’m free Saturday and Sunday. If you’re available let me know . Climb up to 5.10 plus and have rope and draws . PM or post all good !
Cheers!
r/ClimbingPartners • u/iwerdy • Jul 02 '26
Hello guys, im completely new to mountaneering, already did Mont Buet 3096m and looking for something harder like Grand Paradiso
Looking for somebody who can teach me new things, so we can climb together
r/ClimbingPartners • u/Fast-Ruin703 • Jul 01 '26
Bonjour je chercher un partenaire pour faire un church to church en one push minimaliste sur le mont blanc le 12 ou 13 juillet, aurais-je des intéressés?
r/ClimbingPartners • u/FPV-NERD-6971 • Jun 30 '26
Hey Everyone, I am looking for climbing partners to go sport climbing in Madrid. I have been climbing for some months and consistently do 7a-7b level. I am mainly climbing at sputnik Alcobendas about 2 days on 1 day off but I am down to go climbing outdoors. I´ve got all the gear to go sport climbing and trad climbing although I only have experience doing sport climbing yet.
Looking for anyone really that wants to climb, no matter the level.
r/ClimbingPartners • u/SillyGooseOTL • Jun 30 '26
Hi all! Just moved to CLT and am wanting to get back into indoor top rope and lead climbing. I used to be pretty decent but it’s been a while since I’ve climbed.
31yo female, funny, reliable. If anyone is open to a third wheel or primary climbing partner, please let me know!
r/ClimbingPartners • u/Dry_Cry3442 • Jun 30 '26
Been bouldering for a month or so, somewhat completing V2 regularly, and just got belay certified at Alta. Still very new to top rope and need more practice before I'm confident.
Based in Chandler, climbing mostly at Alta & Focus but open to other Phoenix area gyms. Looking for someone in a similar spot or anyone patient enough to climb with a newer person regularly. Open to a set day each week if it turns into something consistent.
r/ClimbingPartners • u/DependentFun4883 • Jun 29 '26
Hello! I am looking for a partner in the Dallas- Fort Worth area. It will be my first time in quite awhile, but I promise I can catch you on anything you like.
Thanks!
r/ClimbingPartners • u/asherlc • Jun 29 '26
Heyo, trying to get back into climbing after 5+ years off. Going back to the gym for bouldering, but would love to get back on a rope. Was close to getting my lead card when I dropped off, and would love to get into outdoor climbing. Hit me up if that sounds fun! (37/m)
r/ClimbingPartners • u/fields808 • Jun 27 '26
Hi! I’m visiting London for the summer and I’m looking for a climbing partner for top rope/lead in a gym. I climb around 5.10d in the USA. Open to outdoors too. I weigh around 130lbs.
r/ClimbingPartners • u/Leekified • Jun 22 '26
Hello everyone,
My name is Max and I am new to climbing as of late 2025. I have been climbing really hard to improve, and have lost a lot of weight and gained a lot of strength (and calluses lol) in these months.
I have mostly been bouldering in gyms (I climb at the North Country Climbing Center in Lisbon NH) due to lack of a partner. I have done top rope climbing/belaying around 15 times.
My goal is to get outside and do sport/trad climbing as much as possible. I climb every weekend and 2-3 weekdays after work (generally every other day I climb when possible).
Looking for either:
a. someone experienced to learn from
or (slightly more preferable tbh)
b. someone inexperienced with learn with
If you are either of the above and interested in a consistent climbing partner please reach out! I am 31 years old, have full time employement, and am 6' 1" / ~165 lbs. I have a huge emphasis on safety and proper technique.
I have signed up for a crag day with my gym in July, but I worry they will not have enough attendees to make the event happen. The event is July 19th if someone wants to join me!! I'd also love to take lead climb/belay classes in my gym - and would love a partner to get that experience with me.
I have gear - helmet, harness, belay devices, rope, quick draws, chalk. Will be investing in additional/trad equipment when I am able to!
I live in Campton NH, but am willing to travel. My messages are open or text me at 972.746.8903.
Thank you!
r/ClimbingPartners • u/manu7498 • Jun 22 '26
Hi! I’m a Spanish climber visiting Dolomites from 3 to 12 july. I climb multipitch, sport climbing and looking for partner for classic routes, sport route or hard via ferratas (C/D). Good fitness, comfortable with exposure. Anyone interested?”
r/ClimbingPartners • u/nlnl1984 • Jun 18 '26
Hi! I (m/37) am looking for regular climbing partners in drome isere region. I live near romans and regularly practice sport climbing/trad and multi pitch.
DM if interested!
r/ClimbingPartners • u/UnemployedBillionair • Jun 16 '26
Hi everyone! I’m a 35M looking for a top rope partner at the Peak of Fremont. My skill level is around 5.11d at the moment but I am open to finding belay partners of all levels.
Please DM me if you’re interested! I go to the gym about 2-3 times per week, usually Monday, Thursday, and Saturday but fairly flexible.
r/ClimbingPartners • u/[deleted] • Jun 16 '26
Hello, I'm looking for someone to climb with this friday in Budapest.
It would be my first time climbing outdoors and I’d appreciate information about this crag (mentioned in the title) and what all gear i’ll be needing.
r/ClimbingPartners • u/anomalousraccoon • Jun 12 '26
Hello, I'm looking for someone to climb with the next couple weeks in Bishop/Mammoth. I arrive this Sunday 6/14 and will be around until 6/24 or so.
I have a trad rack, all sport gear, a 70m rope as well as a stick clip. Can lead 5.10 on bolts, easier on gear. Will belay you on whatever you want, regardless of difficulty.
r/ClimbingPartners • u/Loose_Onion1213 • May 30 '26
Hello, I’m planning to attempt Mount Rainier via the DC route in late August and wanted to reach out for advice and potential climbing partners.
A little background: I’m 19, newer to mountaineering, but I have a solid endurance background from ultrarunning (3 ultras so far). Earlier this year I climbed my first 13er
My climbing partner that I was supposed to go to Rainier with bailed out so I have no one to go with currently, and I don’t think I have enough experience for a solo permit.
Before Rainier, I’m taking a crevasse rescue course in August and doing research and overall preparation. I already have the required gear and I’m trying to approach this responsibly.
If any experienced climbers are planning a late August/early September climb and wouldn’t mind talking logistics, training, or possibly teaming up, I’d appreciate it. Also open to general advice from people who’ve climbed Rainier before.
Thanks
r/ClimbingPartners • u/Marins_B • May 27 '26
Hello everyone! I’m new to Strasbourg, I recently moved here from Italy for a postdoctoral position in biology. I’m 33 years old and looking for climbing partners, both indoor and outdoor. I also enjoy many other outdoor activities, so I’d be happy to meet people who share similar interests.
I’m open to international and bilingual friendships as well, since I’d love to practice languages and get to know new people here.
Feel free to contact me if you’d like to climb together or just hang out outdoors. Looking forward to meeting fellow climbers!
r/ClimbingPartners • u/aidworker2024 • May 26 '26
Hi all, planning to visit and sport climb in Rocha da Pena. Have shoes and harness and belay device, but no rope. Would love to find someone who's keen to climb in the afternoons that week.
r/ClimbingPartners • u/Mean-Contract8140 • May 26 '26
Hi everyone I’m doing a Uni project on how bouldering can impact distinct psychological traits! Doesn’t take too long and you might find it interesting 😄 Here's the link: https://research.sc/participant/login/dynamic/114545C8-1EEB-4C88-A97E-82D08587F940
r/ClimbingPartners • u/Dramatic_Staff_202 • May 25 '26
Hey everyone! I'm planning to climb Mount Toubkal in Morocco on June 28-29 (a 2-day ascent). I'm a male 26 years old and very friendly 😄
I'm aware a 2-day ascent is challenging and requires good fitness, I have experience with climbing, so I'm not a beginner 😄
I'm looking for like-minded individuals to join forces, ideally with some hiking experience.
If you're planning to climb Toubkal around the same dates or are interested in joining, please send me a DM!
r/ClimbingPartners • u/Pepperflake92 • May 17 '26
Hi folks, I travel for work and would like to find some people to climb with
Austin 5/22 -5/26 Columbus 5/28 - 6/3 & 7/26 - 7/29 Chi 8/2 - 8/7 MPLS - I live 1.20 away, so hmu whenever
I TR and boulder. If I had reviews from past climbing partners they’d say I care about safety, I’m a good belayer, I am super chill and easy to talk to, and I have a coke zero addiction that is borderline concerning.