
![]() | LOCATION New Paltz, NY |
![]() | NEIGHBORHOOD Outside Manhattan |
![]() | WEATHER Inclement weather may result in experience cancellation. |
![]() | WHEN January to March |
![]() | DURATION 9am-5pm |
![]() | WHAT TO WEAR The long underwear first layer should be a wicking layer such as lightweight capilene or silk-weight capilene. * The long underwear second layer should be a heavier weight, insulating layer, such as micro fleece or mid-weight fleece. * The heavy insulating layer over your long underwear, should be a 200 or 300 heavy-weight fleece. * I like to bring along a belay coat, like a down or synthetic down jacket for standing around. * Shell coat and pants should be Gortex or a similar waterproof, breathable material. The recently designed soft shells work well for this. * Hats should be fleece or wool. Neck gaiters or a balaclava work well in extremely cold conditions. * Gloves for ice climbing should have good dexterity so that you are able to handle carabiners, belay devices, and ropes. Gloves will get wet during the day, so bringing along a least two pairs is standard. |
![]() | ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Layering is the key to regulating your body temperature during the day. It is not uncommon to be hiking up a steep slope, working hard one minute and standing still belaying the next. Wearing the correct clothing can make or break your memorable day in the mountains. Bring an Alpine day backpack 2,500 to 3,500 cu. in. for carrying all your gear; Two litters of water, or something warm to drink in a thermos, and food.; Camera, sunglasses, chemical hand-warmers, and a headlamp; Socks should be synthetic or wool. A synthetic liner sock works under a heavy-weight wool sock; The long underwear first layer should be a wicking layer such as lightweight capilene or silk-weight capilene; The long underwear second layer should be a heavier weight, insulating layer, such as micro fleece or mid-weight fleece; the heavy insulating layer over your long underwear, should be a 200 or 300 heavy-weight fleece; I like to bring along a belay coat, like a down or synthetic down jacket for standing around; Shell coat and pants should be Gortex or a similar waterproof, breathable material. The recently designed soft shells work well for this; Hats should be fleece or wool. Neck gaiters or a balaclava work well in extremely cold conditions; Gloves for ice climbing should have good dexterity so that you are able to handle carabiners, belay devices, and ropes. Gloves will get wet during the day, so bringing along a least two pairs is standard; Gaiters are great for protecting your pants from your crampons, and for keeping snow out of your boots. |
![]() | BOOKING AVAILABILITY To secure a spot, we recommend that you select a date 4 days in advance of your experience date. |
![]() | BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY REFUNDS: Once a date is selected, refunds will NOT be provided. RESCHEDULES: Once booked, tickets cannot be rescheduled because your space is being guaranteed at the event. CANCELLATION BY EXPERIENCE PROVIDER: An opportunity to reschedule will be provided in the rare event we cancel an experience. |
