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Meet the Taylors: a Climb4Community Story

Pamela and Ethan Taylor recently signed up for a Climb4Community membership for themselves and their three adopted daughters. This is their story. Want to share your own Climb4Community story? We want to hear from you. Pamela and Ethan met when they were 16 years old at church in Henderson, NV.

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We are on native land. Free day pass for carriers of tribal ID. The Pad Climbing

Have a Tribal ID? Come climb for free!

Did you know that we’re all on native land? You can enter your address on this map and find out what Indigenous territory you’re occupying and learn more about the history and legacy of the original humans who have lived in the place that you call home from the beginning

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Climbing and exploring with your toddler: Tips and tricks

Climbing and exploring with your toddler can be a fun activity for both of you. It’s a great way to connect, while also giving the child a chance to exercise their physical skills. You’ll both make important discoveries about what works to get to the top, how your child explores,

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Fight Your Fear One Climb at a Time

There are many fears that we all experience in our lives, some more than others. Whether you fear heights or spiders, the feeling is understandable and natural. But what if I told you there was a way to overcome those fears? That’s exactly what The Pad Climbing has to offer!

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Person elevated by a seat made to help them scale a wall with their arms only.

Rock Climbing for the Disabled and Neurodivergent

Climbing is a sport that anyone, regardless of disability status, can enjoy. There are many ways to adapt the experience so that it fits your needs. This post will discuss some of the most common adaptations for climbing – from wheelchair ramps and adaptive equipment to sensory sensitivity! Those on

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