Climbing Activities
Adventure Training North East's climbing instructors deliver rock climbing courses in Northumberland, Yorkshire and the Lake District. Our lead Instructor has 30+ years of climbing experience throughout Europe, especially the Costa Blanca and El Chorro regions of Spain. The following gives a taste of what we love to do, but if you have an exciting idea or you would like us to run a bespoke climbing activity, don't hesitate to contact us. We will be very pleased to help!
Climbing Walls
Indoor climbing instruction at one of our excellent indoor centres in the North East. Newcastle, Sunderland and Durham all have fantastic climbing walls which our instructors use regularly.
Outdoor Rock Climbing Courses - Wall to Rock
Transfer from climbing wall to outdoor rock climbing with ATNE's Wall to Rock courses, either rock climbing or bouldering in Northumberland, Yorkshire or the Lake District.
Learning to Lead Rock Climbing Courses
Become an independent rock climber leading routes outdoors in Northumberland, Yorkshire and the Lake District with our experienced instructors.
Multi-Pitch Climbing
Climb classic mountain routes in the stunning Lake District and develop your skills as a multi-pitch rock climber.
Outdoor Bouldering Workshops - Northumberland
Transfer from bouldering wall to outdoor rock with ATNE's bouldering workshops in Northumberland run with Climb NewcastleRock Climbing Courses
Outdoor instruction, from indoor climbing walls in Newcastle to sport climbing in Spain.
Climbing Wall Instructor and Abseil Module Info
For those who wish to supervise climbing activities on indoor or outdoor climbing walls.Indoor Climbing Assistant
The Indoor Climbing Assistant course is designed for people who want to support qualified instructors with climbing sessions on artificial structures.Jon suggested a Learn to Lead course in Spain. He was the perfect host, guide, instructor and great company. After 3 days Kevin and I were confident climbing F4+ 30m routes, Kevin confident leading climbs. Jon had given us the bug, and again left us thinking 'What can we do next?'