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Stone Age Rock Gym – Waddell

$135 for Four-Hour Guided Outdoor Rock-Climbing Trip for Two with Gear ($270 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Certified guides hand out gear & teach essential techniques to scale sites such as Wolf Rock & Rattlesnake Mountain

The Fine Print

  • Expires Oct 31, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Must be 18 or older or accompanied by an adult. Must sign waiver. Reservation required. Subject to weather.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Climbers scale mountains for the feeling of accomplishment and the heap of free flags waiting at the summit. Reach new personal heights with this Groupon.

$135 for a Four-Hour Guided Rock Climbing Trip for Two with Gear (a $270 Value)

Certified guides equip climbers with all requisite gear and then transport them to their choice of four climbing sites, teaching climbers essential skills and helping them ascend natural terrain such as Ragged Mountain's towering 120-foot cliff.

Stone Age Rock Gym

Within Stone Age Rock Gym's indoor facility, 4,500 square feet of textured climbing walls help visitors ascend to new heights. Bouldering, 32-foot lead routes, and tope-rope climbing areas await gym guests, surrounding them in Technicolor handholds that creep up the walls at challenging angles. Elsewhere, a simulated ice-climbing wall absorbs the blows of axes, and a gear shop preps climbers to ascend broken escalators.

A staff of certified guides lead classes that teach students as young as six the fundamental skills needed to ascend simulated peaks. Alternatively, the experts head up guided climbing trips to sites across the state. They help eager climbers scale the 30-foot Wolf Rock in Mansfield Hollow and reach the Sasquatch hugs awaiting them atop Ragged Mountain's 120-foot cliff.

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Stone Age Rock Gym

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    Waddell

    195 Adams St.
    Manchester, Connecticut 06042
    (860) 645-0015
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