Live Laugh Climb

Can't find anyone to drag with you to the gym when you want to climb? No worries! Every weeknight (M-F) at 8pm one of our members hosts the Climber's Rock Climbing Club. Get out. Get strong. And meet other new climbers! (No experience necessary)

Canada's National Mountain Organization founded in 1906. The ACC has 28 alpine huts and 20 regional club sections across Canada. They offer mountain adventures around the world and publish books and journals related to mountain culture.

The Climbing Wall Association is the "common voice" for climbing facilities of all types. Their mission is to support the development of the climbing wall industry, to promote the sport of climbing, and to advocate for their members.

Competition Climbing Canada/Competition d'Escalade Canada (CEC) is the governing body for competition climbing in Canada. The CEC encourages and sanctions competitions and ensures that these sanctioned events are run equitably.

Climbfind connects you with climbers in your local climbing community & around the world. Use it to find climbing locations, get familiar with people who climb where you climb, organize car pools, find climbing partners & share movies.

MEC was conceived by a small group of Canadian climbers who wanted a place to buy gear not carried by conventional retailers. In 1971, Mountain Equipment Co-op was founded. Today MEC supplies outdoor equipment to over 3 million members worldwide.

The Ontario Access Coalition (OAC) is a volunteer, not-for-profit group that works with the climbing community, landowners, conservation authorities and property managers to keep climbing and bouldering areas open in an environmentally responsible manner.

For those of you who know them, and for those of you who don't, On the Rocks is an ongoing collaboration between Leslie Timms and Chris Pegelo and is an extension of their passion for rock climbing and the great outdoors...

Summer Sweat Fest is a celebration of sport and camaraderie. It is a series of indoor rock climbing competitions open to all and designed to allow anyone to try their hand at competition indoor rock climbing.

The Tour de Bloc was established in 2003 with the aim of promoting competitive climbing in Canada. With the support of the climbing community, gym owners, and our sponsors, the Tour continues to grow every season.

Burlington attracts tourists and visitors from far and near to annual events, community attractions with a regional and world-class appeal, as well as meetings and conventions. Tourism Burlington's staff and volunteers welcome visitors daily.

The website dedicated to all those rock (climbing) stars under the age of 20. If you love to climb with other kids your age this is the place to check back often. They have the answers to your questions about the youth competition scene in Canada.