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Peak Spirits: Mountaineering Club Social at The Rutherford

Peak Spirits: Mountaineering Club Social at The Rutherford

Sat, Feb 21, 1:00 AM
From Mountaineering Club of New York
4.8

***Peak Spirits: Mountaineering Club Social at The Rutherford*** **Ready to swap summit stories and plan your next ascent?** Join the **Mountaineering Club of New York** for an evening of gear talk, trail tips, and camaraderie. Whether you’re a seasoned alpinist or just looking to take your first steps into the high country, come grab a drink and meet your fellow climbers. We’ll be taking over a section of **The Rutherford** in Midtown. It’s the perfect spot to relax and connect with the local outdoor community after a long week. **Event Details** **Date:** Friday, February 20, 2026 **Time:** 8:00 PM – 12:00 AM **Venue:** [The Rutherford](https://www.therutherfordnyc.com/) **Address:** W 33rd St & 8th Av, New York, NY 10119 **Logistics** **Bar Type:** **Cash Bar** (Please come prepared to settle your own tab). **What to Expect** **Networking:** Meet potential climbing partners for upcoming trips. **Beta Sharing:** Get the latest conditions on local crags and Northeast peaks. **Casual Vibes:** No formal presentation—just good drinks and great company. **Note:** Please RSVP so we can give the venue an accurate headcount. We look forward to seeing you there!

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Friday evening climb in Bushwick (+ drinks @ KCBC)

Friday evening climb in Bushwick (+ drinks @ KCBC)

Sat, Feb 21, 12:00 AM
From Rock Climb + Chill in Brooklyn
4.9

\*\* Make sure you **DO RSVP to the Meetup event** for the special entrance price \*\* Come get your climb on in Bushwick! Whether you've never climbed or you're a pro, whether you want to boulder, top-rope, or (maybe) lead, we'll partner up and climb some walls. MetroRock Bushwick is pretty evenly split between bouldering and rope climbing, so we'll form groups based on climbing preferences, and who's belay- and/or lead-certified, or willing to get certified. This event is open to all skill levels, but please note that teaching belay techniques is not permitted at MetroRock outside of a scheduled class. If you plan to take the belay test, please make sure your skills are up to speed before you arrive. If it's your first time at MetroRock, try to get there a few minutes early to allow for registration and signing the waiver. For those who wish to join, at around 9pm we will pop over to [Kings County Brewers Collective](https://www.kcbcbeer.com/), a few blocks away, for a quick drink. **Agenda:** * 6:50pm: Arrive at MetroRock, check-in at front desk and sign waiver if necessary * 7pm: Meet the other attendees in the area to the right of the front desk * 7:15pm: Form pairs (or groups of 3) and move into the gym to start climbing. * 9pm: Meet at the front desk again, and head out together to the brewery. **More info about MetroRock:** [https://bushwick.metrorock.com/bushwick-home](https://bushwick.metrorock.com/bushwick-home) Special deal for Rock Climb + Chill event attendees: **$23 entrance fee** with **gear rental included** (save $21 compared to the regular $32 day pass + $12 gear rental). Just let the front desk staff know you're there for the Meetup.

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4 attendees
Movement LIC Monthly Chapter Meetup | AAC NYC Chapter

Movement LIC Monthly Chapter Meetup | AAC NYC Chapter

Sat, Feb 21, 5:00 PM
From American Alpine Club - New York

Movement LIC Monthly Chapter Meetup for AAC NYC members to climb together (all levels) and connect with fellow climbers to buddy up.

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25 attendees
Friday evening climb in Bushwick (+ drinks @ KCBC)

Friday evening climb in Bushwick (+ drinks @ KCBC)

Fri, Mar 20, 11:00 PM
From Rock Climb + Chill in Brooklyn
4.9

\*\* Make sure you **DO RSVP to the Meetup event** for the special entrance price \*\* Come get your climb on in Bushwick! Whether you've never climbed or you're a pro, whether you want to boulder, top-rope, or (maybe) lead, we'll partner up and climb some walls. MetroRock Bushwick is pretty evenly split between bouldering and rope climbing, so we'll form groups based on climbing preferences, and who's belay- and/or lead-certified, or willing to get certified. This event is open to all skill levels, but please note that teaching belay techniques is not permitted at MetroRock outside of a scheduled class. If you plan to take the belay test, please make sure your skills are up to speed before you arrive. If it's your first time at MetroRock, try to get there a few minutes early to allow for registration and signing the waiver. For those who wish to join, at around 9pm we will pop over to [Kings County Brewers Collective](https://www.kcbcbeer.com/), a few blocks away, for a quick drink. **Agenda:** * 6:50pm: Arrive at MetroRock, check-in at front desk and sign waiver if necessary * 7pm: Meet the other attendees in the area to the right of the front desk * 7:15pm: Form pairs (or groups of 3) and move into the gym to start climbing. * 9pm: Meet at the front desk again, and head out together to the brewery. **More info about MetroRock:** [https://bushwick.metrorock.com/bushwick-home](https://bushwick.metrorock.com/bushwick-home) Special deal for Rock Climb + Chill event attendees: **$23 entrance fee** with **gear rental included** (save $21 compared to the regular $32 day pass + $12 gear rental). Just let the front desk staff know you're there for the Meetup.

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Crevasse Rescue and Rope Skill Review

Crevasse Rescue and Rope Skill Review

Sat, Mar 28, 6:00 PM
From Mountaineering Club of New York
4.8

Hands-on crevasse rescue and rope skills refresher for mountaineers of all levels; learn hauling systems, knots, friction hitches, and rope-team travel.

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8 attendees
Winter/Snow Climb Mount Washington - Mountaineering route, Stren+

Winter/Snow Climb Mount Washington - Mountaineering route, Stren+

Fri, Mar 6, 12:00 PM
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4.9
8 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup allows individuals to discover and join local groups or events that align with their interests, such as outdoor activities like alpine climbing.

Search for alpine climbing groups and events in New York on Meetup. Simply enter your location to explore options nearby.

Yes, you can join multiple climbing groups on Meetup. This allows you to participate in more events and meet a diverse group of climbers.

Check Meetup for alpine climbing events happening this weekend in New York. It's a great way to plan your climbing adventure ahead of time.

Climbing groups on Meetup organize events where members can gather for climbing activities, share experiences, and improve their skills collectively.

You don't always need prior experience. Many climbing groups welcome beginners and often organize events that cater to various skill levels.

Yes, once you've found a climbing event, you can RSVP directly through Meetup to secure your spot and receive updates from the organizers.

While Meetup fosters connections with other climbers, meeting expert climbers depends on the group and event. Engaging regularly can increase your chances.

Group activity schedules vary. Most climbing groups plan events in various weather conditions, though they may be seasonal based on conditions and safety.

No, events are typically organized by group hosts or members. Meetup facilitates the platform for organizers to list their events.

Most groups have no joining fee, though some events might charge to cover logistics or permits. Always check event details beforehand.

Event descriptions usually specify any necessary gear. Many climbing events require participants to bring their own equipment, especially for safety.

While climbing is traditionally an outdoor activity, some groups might organize virtual events to highlight skills, techniques, or plan physical climbs.

If no groups match your interests or location, consider starting your own on Meetup to attract like-minded people.

Meetup is optimized for group activities. For one-on-one connections, it's best to form relationships through group interactions first.