Adaptive Climbers Festival

Climber

$358 spots remaining

About You

Street address, P.O. box

Apartment, suite, unit, building, floor, etc.

Pronouns
Have you ever served in the military or armed forces of any country? (required)
Have you attended ACF before? (required)

Accessibility

Do you need an ASL interpreter? (required)
Are you bringing a service animal to ACF? (required)

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a service animal is a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for a person with a disability.

ACF is a festival by and for climbers with disabilities. This helps us understand who's coming and plan accordingly — adaptive techniques, gear, crag selection, and support. There's no right or wrong way to describe your disability. The more we know, the more we can make sure ACF is accessible for you!

Disability category
Mobility devices used

Climbing Experience

Have you rock climbed outside before? (required)
Have you rock climbed inside before? (required)

Emergency Contact

Agreements

I understand that ACF is a place where I need to wear a helmet while in and around climbing areas. Refusing to wear a helmet in climbing areas and clinics at ACF may result in my removal from climbing activities at the Festival.

Please let us know by September 30th, 2026 if you need help sourcing a helmet. Email operations@adaptiveclimbersfest.org if you do!

ACF climbing areas and clinics are reserved for registered paraclimbers only. I understand that plus ones, caregivers, and volunteers are not permitted to climb in ACF areas or clinics due to limited space. If I would like to climb with family or friends, I will use areas outside the festival's reserved space.

I understand that my pet dog, emotional support animal, or any other non-trained service animal that I may have is not allowed to come to ACF.