Every month ACBC hosts an adaptive climbing meetup at the Richmond Oval where new and experienced adaptive climbers can get together and climb in a safe and supportive environment. These events are intended as casual get-togethers and are aimed at all skill and ability levels. The Richmond Oval has pledged to set routes specifically designed with disability in mind so the experience will be tailored for our community.

The Adaptive Climbers of British Columbia are pleased to invite you to our Climb Together fundraising event; featuring climbing, games, and learning centered around the wonderful world of adaptive climbing. This will be ACBC’s premiere event, serve to bring awareness to the organization and act as its first major fundraiser. The Richmond Centre Arc’teryx Store is sponsoring this event and will provide prizes that can be won via raffle draw and by participating in various adaptive climbing-related games. Climb Together will provide an opportunity for persons with and without disabilities to learn everything there is to know about adaptive rock climbing from professional paraclimbers. This will include information about the history, prominent figures, techniques, and equipment of adaptive climbing. Participants will enjoy climbing on routes and boulder problems that are set with different disabilities in mind so that all abilities are accommodated. The Richmond Oval is a very accessible building and accommodations will be made to ensure that this event and its activities are accessible to all. Able-bodied participants will “Climb Like A Paraclimber” (CLAP) which involves climbing with various constraints such as being blindfolded or without one or more limbs. Some adaptive climbing equipment will be available for participants including a prosthetic climbing foot for lower extremity amputees and a Bluetooth headset for visually impaired climbing. ACBC, Arc’teryx, and the Richmond Oval are excited about this event and see it as the starting point of a blossoming adaptive climbing community in British Columbia.

Every month ACBC hosts an adaptive climbing meetup at the Richmond Oval where new and experienced adaptive climbers can get together and climb in a safe and supportive environment. These events are intended as casual get-togethers and are aimed at all skill and ability levels. The Richmond Oval has pledged to set routes specifically designed with disability in mind so the experience will be tailored for our community.

Every month ACBC hosts an adaptive climbing meetup at the Richmond Oval where new and experienced adaptive climbers can get together and climb in a safe and supportive environment. These events are intended as casual get-togethers and are aimed at all skill and ability levels. The Richmond Oval has pledged to set routes specifically designed with disability in mind so the experience will be tailored for our community.

Every month ACBC hosts an adaptive climbing meetup at the Richmond Oval where new and experienced adaptive climbers can get together and climb in a safe and supportive environment. These events are intended as casual get-togethers and are aimed at all skill and ability levels. The Richmond Oval has pledged to set routes specifically designed with disability in mind so the experience will be tailored for our community.

Every month ACBC hosts an adaptive climbing meetup at Beyond The Crux where new and experienced adaptive climbers can get together and climb in a safe and supportive environment. These events are intended as casual get-togethers and are aimed at all skill and ability levels. Our president Shamus is a route setter at The Crux and will set routes that were specifically designed with disability in mind so the experience will be tailored for our community.

Every month ACBC hosts an adaptive climbing meetup at the Richmond Oval where new and experienced adaptive climbers can get together and climb in a safe and supportive environment. These events are intended as casual get-togethers and are aimed at all skill and ability levels. The Richmond Oval has pledged to set routes specifically designed with disability in mind so the experience will be tailored for our community.

Every month ACBC hosts an adaptive climbing meetup at The Rock Garden Climbing Centre where new and experienced adaptive climbers can get together and climb in a safe and supportive environment. These events are intended as casual get-togethers and are aimed at all skill and ability levels. Our president Shamus is a route setter at The Garden and will set routes that were specifically designed with disability in mind so the experience will be tailored for our community.

Every month ACBC hosts an adaptive climbing meetup at the Richmond Oval where new and experienced adaptive climbers can get together and climb in a safe and supportive environment. These events are intended as casual get-togethers and are aimed at all skill and ability levels. The Richmond Oval has pledged to set routes specifically designed with disability in mind so the experience will be tailored for our community.