Rock with a new climbing group

Chattanooga Queer Climbers brings inclusivity to the rock climbing community in the Scenic City.

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Chattanooga Queer Climbers had a successful first meet-up at High Point Riverside. | Photo by @Chattqueerclimbers

Chalk your hands and get ready to climb on up with a new local rock climbing group.

Meet Chattanooga Queer Climbers, a group that welcomes all from the LGBTQIA+ community with the intention of “fostering a supportive, encouraging, and inclusive space for folks to climb together.” As of now, the group mainly meets on Mondays at High Point Riverside (1007 Appling St.) — but location is subject to change.

Memberships are required for entry to High Point, but if you want to try out the climbing gym before committing to a membership, day passes are available for purchase for ~$22.

Upcoming meet-ups:

  • Monday, March 20 | High Point Riverside | 7:30 p.m.
  • Monday, April 10 | Wauhatchie boulders | Tentatively 5 p.m.
  • Saturday, April 15 | Denny Cove | Tentatively 12 p.m. Note: This climb is in collaboration with Unharnessed Pride Climbing
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Chattanooga Queer Climbers connected with Unharnessed Pride Climbing and Queer Climbers Network at Stone Fort. | Photo by @chattqueerclimbers

The group has also climbed with the greater Queer Climber’s Network that connects with groups all over the country. Interested? Follow the group on Instagram for more information + updates.

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