FAQ

At Queerclimbtastic, we welcome rock climbers of all skill levels, from absolute beginners to seasoned pros. Our event is designed to be inclusive and supportive, providing opportunities for climbers at various stages of their journey to connect, learn, and grow. Whether you’ve never climbed before or you’re looking to push your limits, Queerclimbtastic has something valuable to offer.

When attending a Queerclimbtastic event, it's essential to come prepared to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable experience. On our discord channel we have a mutual aid channel to help you get items you may not have. Here’s a list of recommended items to bring.: 1. Climbing Gear: If you have personal climbing equipment (harness, shoes, chalk bag, ropes, crash pad, QuickDraws, helmets etc), please bring them along. 2. Comfortable Clothing: Wear moisture-wicking, flexible, and comfortable clothing suitable for climbing. Avoid overly loose garments that can get caught in the climbing equipment. 3. Water Bottle: Staying hydrated is crucial, so bring a water bottle to refill throughout the event. 4. Snacks: Pack some high-energy snacks like nuts, fruit, or energy bars to keep your energy levels up. 5. Sunscreen and Hat: If the event is outdoors, protect yourself from the sun. 6. Positive Attitude: We foster an inclusive and supportive community; bring your enthusiasm and be ready to make new friends. Safety is our utmost priority, reach out to any of the board members to assist with any gear-related questions or climbing techniques. We look forward to climbing with you!

At Queerclimbtastic, we prioritize the safety and comfort of all our attendees. Travel safety and inclusivity are essential elements we consider when organizing our event. While the South can be a welcoming place, experiences can vary significantly depending on specific locations. We recommend always traveling in groups if you can. Additionally, our event team is always available to provide guidance and recommendations on traveling as well as navigating the town (Not that we have ever had any issues). We strive to create a supportive and affirming environment at our event and are committed to ensuring that everyone feels safe and celebrated throughout their time at Queerclimbtastic.

Yes, pets are allowed at Queerclimbtastic! As an organization, we aim to create an inclusive and welcoming environment for everyone in the community, including your furry companions. We understand that pets can be an important part of your life, and we want you to enjoy our event with them by your side. We do ask that pet owners ensure their animals are well-behaved, on a leash, and supervised at all times to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all participants. Additionally, please remember to clean up after your pets and bring necessary provisions such as water and waste bags.

At Queerclimbtastic, we offer a variety of lodging options to accommodate your preferences and budget. If you prefer not to tent camp, there are numerous cabins available at different price points. To book a cabin, please reach out to Chris at chris@queerclimbtastic.com. For those who enjoy the outdoors, we also have ample tent camping space. Tent camping does not require a reservation; simply pay when you arrive.

Yes, you should definitely consider attending Queerclimbtastic if you are in recovery. We welcome and support all participants, including those who are on their recovery journey. In fact, we have several participants who are in recovery that regularly attend our event. Understanding the importance of providing a safe and inclusive environment, we have been actively working on expanding our offerings that do not involve alcohol. If you have specific questions or need more information about our sober offerings, please feel free to reach out to Ben at ben@queerclimbtastic.com.

We do not endorse the use of any drugs at any point, especially during climbing activities. We respectfully ask that all participants leave any drugs at home when attending our event. Our goal is to create a safe environment for everyone to enjoy the sport of climbing.