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Situated in the stunning scenery of Montana’s Rocky Mountains, just 15 minutes outside of Kalispell, the Kila Crags offer plenty of incredible rock climbing opportunities.

Due to its location and the nature of the climbing, this place is the perfect spot for a half-day adventure. After meeting up in the morning at a pre-determined location, we will  make the short drive out to the area and begin climbing.

The Kila Crags are great for early and late season climbs due to their orientation. The south facing shale cliffs attract sunlight and warm up quite nicely, making the route incredibly pleasant, even with cooler autumn and spring temperatures.

Boasting plenty of diverse options, this half-day trip is also perfect for climbers of every level.

For beginners, we will go over climbing and safety tips, such as how to tie the belay knots and set the grigri. We’ll get you up onto the rocks and to the top of some modest ascents.

For more advanced climbers, we can simply select a few routes and head out up them together.

Regardless of what we climb, one thing is constant; the scenery is incredible and the views are breathtaking.

So what are you waiting for? Book now for this incredibly fun and scenic half-day rock climbing experience on the Kila Crags, just outside of Kalispell, Montana.

If you like the look of this trip then I think you will also enjoy my [1-day rock climbing trips to Stillwater Canyon, just outside of Whitefish, Montana](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/rock-climbing-near-whitefish-montana/)!

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Join Link, a certified mountain leader, for this fun, informative and exciting half-day sport climbing adventure on the Kila Crags. Situated just outside of Kalispell, near Glacier National Park, these high-quality shale crags are perfect for sport climbers of every level.

Half-day Rock climbing at the Kila Crags in Kalispell (Montana), near Glacier National Park. 1/2-day trip. PCGI guide

https://www.rockclimbmontana.com/climbing-trips/kila-rock-climbing/

Half-day Rock climbing at the Kila Crags in Kalispell (Montana), near Glacier National Park

Dominated by the breathtaking sights of the rugged Koocanusa National Forest is Stillwater Canyon in the wild state of Montana.

In a landscape where rocky peaks hang and gushing rivers flow, the backdrop here is ideal to learn the fundamentals of trad climbing.

Stillwater Canyon is part of the Stryker climbing site, and is home to around 40 various climbing routes.

The great Stillwater River cuts through the verdant national forest, following the course way of the canyon.

The quality and hard argillite rock, along with shaded spots sheltered by thick forest, form ideal and comfortable conditions for thrilling climbs.

As an introduction course, you’ll learn essential climbing and safety tips, beginning with an initial mock lead, climbing while being attached to a top rope for protection.

The focus during the course is on proper technique, how to organise equipment such as cams, nuts and hexes, as well as correct tactics.

During your development and increase in skill and confidence, you may also be able to lead without the aid of a top rope.

Potential participants must have a good level of fitness as well as having previous climbing experience.

**Get in touch now to reserve your place in the majestic Montana wilderness for a trad climbing course.**

Get to grips with trad climbing on the Stillwater Canyon of Montana, close to the town of Stryker, with fully-qualified mountain leader Link.

Intro to trad climbing at the Stillwater Canyon in Montana, near Stryker. 1-day trip. PCGI guide

https://www.rockclimbmontana.com/specialty-skill-group-classes/intro-to-trad-climbing/

Intro to trad climbing at the Stillwater Canyon in Montana, near Stryker

Rising out of the rocky northwest of the United States, surrounded by iconic Montana mountains, is the Kila Crags.

The large cliffs here offer excellent opportunities to first get to grips with sport climbing.

There is a huge collection of around 50 sport climbing routes lined with bolts and anchors fixed to the rock.

Learn the fundamentals of sport climbing. Know how to clip bolts and belay, and practise lead climbing while being attached to a top rope for protection.

Kila Crags is located just 15 minutes away from the town of Kalispell, a small urban area that is nestled in the Flathead valley.

Surrounded by national parks and mountain resorts, Kalispell is the ideal springboard to explore the wilderness.

Flathead Valley is perfumed with smells of peppermint and spearmint floating from one of the last mint farms in Montana.

The south facing shale cliffs open up towards the sun, receiving a lot of sunlight.

As you reach the summit stunning panoramas open up to you. Green meadows and snow-capped peaks dominate the skyline.

Riding the warm air currents are turkey vultures that swoop above, along with sandhill cranes crooning in the distance.

Potential participants must have some previous climbing experience in order to join this course.

**Get in touch now to reserve your place in the majestic Montana mountains and learn how to sports climb at the Kila Crags close to the town of Kalispell.**

Introduce yourself to sports climbing in the Montana mountains in northwestern US at Kila Crags with fully-qualified mountain leader Link.

Introduction to sport climbing in Kalispell, Montana at the Kila Crags. 1-day trip. PCGI guide

https://www.rockclimbmontana.com/specialty-skill-group-classes/intro-to-sport-climbing/

Introduction to sport climbing in Kalispell, Montana at the Kila Crags

Running from the Canadian border for 90 miles south, toward the heart of Montana, Lake Koocanusa serves as a stunningly scenic backdrop for many rock climbing experiences!

After meeting up in Whitefish – 80 minutes southwest of our climbing destination near Stone Hill – we will head out toward this beautiful lake and get ready for an incredible day of climbing.

The area of the lake near Stone Hill is home to more than 500 sport, trad and top rope climbs for participants of all levels.

For beginners, we can go over essential safety and climbing tips, getting you out onto the rocks and up your first modest ascents.

More advanced climbers will enjoy the opportunity to have their pick from any number of scenic routes, all of which offer phenomenal views out over the lakes as well as into the mountains.

Regardless of your skill level, we will be climbing over high-quality quartzite which adds to the experience as it is not very common. Just the thing to make a special climbing trip unforgettable

So what are you waiting for? Book now for this fun, scenic and exciting 1+ day rock climbing experience on the shores of Lake Koocanusa in Stone Hill, Montana!

If you like the look of this trip then I think you may also enjoy my [half-day rock climbing at the Kila Crags in Kalispell, Montana, near Glacier National Park](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/half-day-rock-climbing-kila-crags-kalispell-montana-glacier-national-park/)!

Join Link, a certified mountain leader, for this scenic and unforgettable 1+ day rock climbing experience on the shores of the incredibly beautiful Lake Koocanusa in Stone Hill, Montana. Take advantage of more than 500 trad, sport and top rope climbs, suitable for participants of every level.

Rock climbing by Lake Koocanusa in Stone Hill, Montana. Rock Climbing trip. PCGI guide

https://www.rockclimbmontana.com/climbing-trips/koocanusa-rock-climbing/

Rock climbing by Lake Koocanusa in Stone Hill, Montana

Situated in the northwest corner of Montana, Stillwater Canyon is the perfect spot for rock climbers of every level!

Nestled among the northernmost stretch of the US Rocky Mountains, Stillwater Canyon boasts more than 30 different climbing routes.

Starting from Stryker, just 30 minutes north of Whitefish, we will head out into the canyon first thing in the morning.

For beginners, we can go over essential safety and climbing tips, getting you out onto the rocks and up your first modest ascents.

For more advanced climbers, plenty of sport, trad and top rope climbing opportunities up high, green Argillite canyon walls abound and there is no better way to spend a Montana summer day than out on the rocks.

As we climb, we will enjoy phenomenal views of the the verdant Koocanusa National Forest as well as into the stunning Rocky Mountains.

This corner of Montana is fairly remote, with no major cities nearby. This means that we should have plenty of the canyon to ourselves, enjoying unfettered climbing and unhindered views.

So what are you waiting for? Book now for this fun and scenic 1-day rock climbing experience in Stillwater Canyon, outside of Whitefish, Montana!

If you like the look of this trip then I think you may also enjoy my [rock climbing trip to Lake Kocanusa in Stonehill, Montana](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/rock-climbing-lake-koocanusa-stone-hill-montana/)!

Join Link, a certified mountain leader, for this fun, scenic and informative 1-day rock climbing trip to Stillwater Canyon. Enjoy the stunning scenery of the area and take advantage of dozens of different routes for climbers of every skill level and preference.

Stillwater Canyon rock climbing near Whitefish, Montana (Kootenai National Forest). 1-day trip. PCGI guide

https://www.rockclimbmontana.com/climbing-trips/stryker-rock-climbing/

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