Climbing: Stubby’s Rock
Information
Session
Half Day
Full Day
Time
9:00am - 1:00pm | 1:00pm - 5:00pm
9:00am - 5:00pm
Description
Ride the Defender from the old mining town of Triumph up to the ridgeline that overlooks Baldy. A short hike brings you to the base of Stubby’s Rock, where there are beginner to advanced climbing routes. This is a great family adventure or the perfect spot to learn how to climb! There is a maximum of 5 people or it requires a second trip down to pick up the rest of the group. The venue can be used for half to full-day climbing. All climbing gear is provided.
PRICING
FULL DAY
1 GUEST $650/DAY
2 GUESTS $325/PERSON
3 GUESTS $250/PERSON
4-5 GUESTS $195/PERSON
HALF DAY
1 GUEST $350/PERSON
2 GUESTS $200/PERSON
3 GUESTS $175/PERSON
4-5 GUESTS $150/PERSON
*Guide to Guest ratio is 5:1 depending on group goals
**Sales Tax and Forest Service fees not included
Additional Services
Make this cozy Mongolian yurt in the heart of the Pioneer Mountains the home base of your climbing adventure. Guides, porters, hutmeisters/cooks, food, climbing gear are all included!
Frequently Asked Questions
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We require payment in full to secure a day trip reservation. Cancellations made less than 48 hours prior to scheduled trip are 100% non-refundable. Cancellations made more than 48 hours in advance will receive a 50% refund of the total trip cost.
If you are looking to make changes to your trip as booked, please contact us. While we cannot make guarantees, we may be able to accommodate reasonable requests.
Please keep in mind that these policies vary by service. See our full cancellation policy for details.
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Gratuity is not included in the trip fee. As with other service industries, it is customary to tip your guide(s) if you are satisfied with their service. A gratuity of 10-20% of the total trip fee is standard, reflecting the quality and excellence of your experience. Cash or Venmo is preferred.
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Sometimes smoke from nearby or even distant fires can affect the area. We understand this can be a concern. Rest assured, we closely monitor air quality and will not take groups out when the AQI (air quality index) is above 150 where we are recreating.
Please keep in mind, because we are in a mountainous region, air quality can vary significantly between locations. What you see in town may not reflect conditions in the backcountry. What is coming in from one direction, might not be affecting another area of our permit. We adapt as needed, sometimes changing our planned location to find a pocket of clearer air. We do extensive recon to ensure the best experience and will make the call to reschedule if necessary.
If we determine conditions require rescheduling, we’ll reach out. However, if you choose to cancel on your own, our standard cancellation policy applies.