Camp and Climb Weekend

Camp and Climb Weekend

  • Expected Spring 2026
  • $599
  • 2 Climbers per Guide
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Rad areas, new skills, new partners. A weekend done right.

Escape the everyday and immerse yourself in a weekend of rock climbing, skill development, and genuine outdoor community. Whether you’re looking to push your grades, learn new skills, or simply enjoy quality time on and off the rock with new friends, our Camp & Climb Weekend offers the perfect blend of climbing and camaraderie.

Explore amazing climbing areas with expert guides, share stories around the campfire, and return home with new skills, confidence, and partners. Heck yeah!

All skill levels welcome.

Weekend specifics depend on location; see details below.

Calaveras Dome
Calaveras Dome
Awesome freeclimbing alongside the haul bag on Wall of the Worlds.
High on Sands of Time

Calaveras Dome | Sept. 2025

Cal Dome is the raddest multipitch trad venue you’ve never heard of! Join us for a weekend camped along the gorgeous Mokelumne River, climbing the classic multipitch routes of Calaveras and Hammer Domes.

Classic Routes:

  • Wings and Stings (5.7, 3 pitches), Hammer Dome
  • Gemini Cracks (5.8, 3 pitches), Hammer Dome
  • Sands of Time (5.9, 6 pitches), Calaveras Dome
  • Wall of the Worlds (5.10c, 5 pitches), Calaveras Dome

Day 0: Arrive at Cal Dome
Arrive in the Cal Dome area and join us at the campsite in the evening for drinks and good hangs. Be sure to do any shopping well before heading up into the mountains. There are no amenities in the area!

Day 1: Multipitch Climb!
We’ll hop right to it and climb an area classic! Start time will depend on the objective. After climbing have a refreshing dip in the river before hanging back at camp for a big group dinner!

Day 2: Multipitch!
Of course, we are climbing another classic multipitch! Folks with a long drive may opt for a shorter route or a morning climb. Those who want to spend another night are more than welcome!

Bonus Day(s)!
Stick around for an extra day or two and do some private guided climbing, mentorship, or instruction. Shoot, maybe spend the night on the dome big wall style! These days would involve additional cost and planning, so reach out for details.

The Cal Dome weekend is more climbing than instruction but you will still get coaching on some of these concepts. More advanced climbers will have the opportunity to lead at our discretion. Our small group size allows for a lot of personal attention!

  • Multipitch systems
  • Multipitch climbing efficiency
  • Multipitch rappelling skills
  • Tagline (Double rope) rappels
  • Camping
  • Dinner and Breakfast
  • Tents (if requested)
  • Stove and cooking equipment
  • Food refrigeration
  • Climbing gear
  • AMGA Certified Rock Guide
  • Personal Climbing Gear (let us know if you need anything!)
    • Helmet, harness, shoes
    • Belay device (GriGri)
    • Rappel device (ATC)
  • Lunch food
  • Camping Gear
    • Sleeping bag + pad
    • Headlamp
    • Toiletries
    • Clothing
  • Climbing pack
  • Sun hoody, hat, glasses
  • Warm layer
  • Water bottle

We will be providing camping at the Mokelumne River or White Azalea Campgrounds, which host pit toilets and picnic tables. These are a short drive from our climbing areas. There is no cell service.

  • Expected Spring 2026
  • $599
  • 2 Climbers per Guide
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Kevin Heinrich

I grew up mostly in the North Eastern US but began traveling and climbing after high school and never looked back. I’ve been lucky to climb in over 10 countries and have done many first ascents on 3 continents. Now I mostly travel in my janky van in the Great American West with occasional trips abroad. I’m surprised to say I’ve been guiding for nearly a decade on rock, ice, mountains, and skis but now mostly focus on delivering highly personalized and precise rock climbing instruction.

It would be fun to list more accomplishments but I truly don’t think that’s what climbing is about. My goal is to be a damn good teacher of the skills people need to prepare for and take on some of the biggest challenges of their lives; not so they can brag about it on Instagram or in a website About page :), but so they learn about themselves, the people around them, and the world we live in.

I’m an AMGA Certified Rock Guide and have some expensive other bits of paper too. I pride myself in thinking hard about the skills I teach and how best to present them to you in a way that’s clear, concise, actionable, and appropriate for your skill level. Above all else I care. I care about you as a human being and hope we can get outside and learn from each other soon!

Professional Certifications
  • AMGA Certified Rock Guide
  • AMGA Apprentice Alpine Guide
  • AMGA SPI Provider
  • AMGA Ice Instructor Course
  • Leave No Trace Master Educator
  • Wilderness First Responder
  • American Avalanche Association Level 2
  • Professional Ski Instructors of America Level 1
  • Wilderness Education Association Outdoor Educator
Personal Climbing Resume
  • Rope Solo Ascent of The Freerider (3,000ft, 5.13a, VI), El Capitan
  • First Ascent Entre Cristales Y Cóndores (1,500ft, 5.12- C1, IV), Cochamó Chile
  • Rope Solo First Ascent of Oso Scary (400ft, 5.12+), Wind River Range Wyoming
  • First Ascent of Journey to the Center of the Earth (3,300ft, 5.10+ C2, VI), British Columbia
  • The Phoenix, 5.13a Trad, Yosemite Valley
  • Red Bull and Vodka, M11, Vail Colorado
  • Alpamayo (19,511ft), Cordillera Blanca Peru