Meet Our Guides
Abbey Moore
Abbey found her love for climbing while attending college at The University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee. Coupled with a degree in Geology and a passion for education, she enjoys teaching both technical skills and climbing technique. Abbey has been guiding as a Single Pitch Instructor for 3 years in southeastern Tennessee, and worked as an outdoor guide & educator before that. When she’s not in the mountains, you can find her going on trail runs with her dog or working with children in the outdoors.
Max Gunther
“For me, rock climbing is an intense athletic activity in the company of good people while you’re surrounded by breathtaking scenery. That is a perfect mix. As a guide, I’m in the ‘memory business.’ I want everyone to have a confidence building experience that they’ll always remember.”
Chris Wilson
Certified Single Pitch Instructor, Wilderness First Responder, Leave No Trace, and 3 years of guiding.
Chris loves using his experience and skills to create safe, memorable experiences for others. Whether skill building or having a one-time experience, the connections made while rock climbing are authentic and rich. Let’s go climbing together!
Private guided trips are completely customizable: location, difficulty, skill-building, date. One consultation/planning meeting (via phone or in person) is included in the cost to plan the day. Skills taught can be: lead climbing and belaying, anchor building and cleaning, trad climbing, advanced climbing techniques; NO MULTI-PITCH climbing.
$250 for 1-2 climbers, $50 per additional climber; cannot exceed 6 people.
Some prerequisites may exist.
Chris Roos
With 20 years of climbing and 5 years of guiding under his belt, he has a passion for bringing climbers to the crag for their first time! Choose your own adventure, expand your climbing knowledge, and enjoy an incredible experience!
- Learn to lead climb & belay
- Learn to set and clean anchors
- Intro to Trad climbingTrad climbing
- Self-rescue course for advanced climbers
$250 for 1-2 climbers, $50 per additional climber; cannot exceed 6 people
Some prerequisites may exist.