LADIES WEEKEND OUT // BISHOP
A WEEKEND DEDICATED TO LEARNING SKILLS AND BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS WITH MULTIPITCH CLIMBING
INFO & REGISTRATION
Join us for a weekend in Payahuunadü—the land of flowing water—where the heart of the Eastern Sierra thrives. Long a place of movement, learning, and connection, Bishop provides the perfect setting for gathering once again in community.
This May, join us for Ladies Weekend Out Bishop, a three-day climbing experience focused on multi-pitch systems, movement, and confidence on the wall. Come for the climbing, stay for the camaraderie, and leave with skills—and relationships—that support where you want to go next.
Each event is thoughtfully designed with you in mind. Led by our experienced, professional guide team - climbs and instruction are adapted to a wide range of abilities and interests. With immersive days of guided climbing, two program package options, and an emphasis on inclusivity for all women-identifying individuals, Ladies Weekend Out creates a supportive space where growth, connection, and lasting belay partnerships naturally unfold.
LADIES WEEKEND OUT BISHOP INFO
COST: $950 to $1,250
LOCATION: Bishop, California (Eastern Sierra)
TRIP DATES: May 14th - 17th (4 DAYS, 3 NIGHTS)
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1 day of multi pitch, 2 days of single pitch $950
2 days of multi pitch, 1 day of single pitch $1250
***Additional private days available at a discounted rate before or after the event***
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COST INCLUDES
3 guided days of outdoor rock climbing with our all female, professionally trained guide team
Camping accommodations for 3 evenings in Bishop, California
Instructional clinics all 3 days, geared towards climbing on your own outdoors in single pitch and multi pitch terrain
Any personal climbing equipment for the weekend including a harness, helmet and climbing shoes
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Thursday — Arrival & Welcome
Arrive at Millpond Campground anytime after 3:00 pm to set up camp and meet your fellow climbing partners for the weekend. Upon arrival, we’ll distribute any climbing gear needed for the event.
Please note that meals are not included. Millpond is close to town, with access to grocery stores and local restaurants. We recommend arriving prepared with breakfasts, lunches and dinner for the weekend.
We’ll gather for an informal meet-and-greet around 7:00 pm at the campground to connect as a group and review the plan for the days ahead.
Friday — Climbing Day 1
We’ll depart camp between 7:00–8:00 am, with climbing from approximately 9:00 am–3:00 pm. After climbing, we’ll return to camp to relax, share stories, and enjoy time together around the fire. Participants are welcome to head into town in the evening—your guides will be happy to share their favorite local spots.
Saturday — Climbing Day 2
Departure from camp will again be between 7:00–8:00 am, with climbing scheduled from approximately 9:00 am–3:00 pm. The afternoon and evening are yours to unwind, explore Bishop, or enjoy a quiet night at camp.
Sunday — Climbing Day 3 & Departure
Please plan to break down camp in the morning and be ready to depart no later than 8:30 am. We’ll leave camp between 7:30–8:30 am and climb from approximately 9:30 am–3:30 pm. After climbing, we’ll say our goodbyes and head home.
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All participants are responsible for their own meals throughout the event, including breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks—both at camp and during climbing days in Bishop. Ladies Weekend Out will provide campsite accommodations for all three nights, along with refreshments generously provided by one of our partners.
If you enjoyed your experience, gratuities for our guides are always appreciated.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CONCERNING OUR LWO 2.0 BISHOP EVENT PLEASE FILL OUR THE FORM BELOW AND WE’LL GET RIGHT BACK TO YOU!
BIG THANKS TO ALL OUR PARTNERS FOR SUPPORTING THIS EVENT!
Ladies Weekend Out recognizes the native land of Payahuunadü, as part of the traditional homelands of the Paiute (Nüümü) and Shoshone peoples.
Golden State Guiding operates under permit on the Inyo National Forest.
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