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Rates* for All Courses and
Climbing
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One Person.....................…$220/day*
Two People………$150 per person/per day*
Three People………$120 per person/per day*
Four
People...........$110 per person/day*
Five or more....click here for group rates.
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Payment and Refund Policy:
Full payment
for your outing is expected to confirm your reservation. In the event of bad weather (as determined
by Granite Arches), your deposit is transferable to a different
date, or your deposit will be refunded in full if arranged previously.
Clients failing to show up for a reservation will not receive a refund.
* A fuel surcharge may be added to your
rate for remote climbing locations
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Bookings
STEP 1:
Confirm our availability and book your date.
Email, call, or use our
online
form to check our availability for your
preferred date/s.
STEP 2:
Submit the
paperwork.
Submit electronically or print and send to us by fax, snail, or e-mail. You will need the
adobe reader software. Click the Adobe Reader icon to get it.
STEP 3:
Pay for your outing.
Your reservation is not finalized or guaranteed
until you have paid for your outing.
See below.
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To Pay by Check:
Send checks to
GACG
4125 Alonzo Drive
Winston-Salem NC 27104 |
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Credit Card or Paypal:
Use the Shopping Cart Buttons below.
**Note that using VISA/MC requires an additional 3%
charge. The prices below include this fee. |
Make a Custom Payment:
Payments for groups
Use the custom payment link
above to pay for group outings. Rates for group trips can be found
above under "group climbing rates."
Granite Arches
423-413-1432
climb@granitearches.com
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Granite Arches
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Granite Arches Climbing Services
Asheville, NC, USA
Chattanooga, TN USA
Johnson City, TN USA
Winston-Salem, NC, USA
climb@granitearches.com
Phone: (423) 413-1432
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Website copyright
1997-2010
by Granite Arches Climbing Services
Permits:
Granite Arches holds a special
users' permit to operate in the
National Forests of North Carolina
Disclaimer: Rock,
snow, and ice climbing and related activities are inherently dangerous.
We try to manage the risks of climbing, but no guarantee of safety is
provided or implied. You may be injured or killed while climbing.
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