Banff hits Brevard, NC this weekend! Stop in at the shop any time this weekend with your ticket stub and receive 10% off. Looking forward to goose bump inducing, jaw dropping outdoor themed movies.....
Climb Globally, Shop Locally
Looking Glass Outfitters
69 Hendersonville Hwy
Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
828.884.5854
www.lookingglassoutfitters.com
tales from your favorite Brevard Gear Shop
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We have one of the biggest selection of climbing shoes in the southeast!!
for adventurous souls...
Peregrine Closures
Currently in effect impacting some climbing at Whitesides Mountain and Looking Glass Jan15- Aug 15th
Please respect these areas! Details here
Please respect these areas! Details here
North Carolina's Best Climbing Shop
Favorite Places to Climb in NC...
Rumbling Bald
RB has it all- Trad climbing, bouldering, slab, steep, stellar cracks-- you name it. This area was recently incorporated into Hickory Nut Gorge State Park and is best climbed in fall through spring, as summer brings on intense heat and oodles of poison ivy. Be sure to park considerately in the newly completed parking lot.
Looking Glass
Looking Glass is truly around the corner from our shop! It has everything from classic multipitch moderates like The Nose, to long aid climbs, and steep, classic cracks like Cornflake Crack. The Nose Area and The South Face are popular for groups and moderate climbers. Bring your trad gear- particularly tricams for the tricky eyebrows that Looking Glass is known for!
Linville Gorge
Shortoff is a fabulous area to check out some of the steeper routes in western NC. Dopey Duck is a great classic to get your feet wet and Ship Rock, just off The Blue Ridge Parkway, stays cool in summer.
Come by the shop for more beta on NC Climbing!
RB has it all- Trad climbing, bouldering, slab, steep, stellar cracks-- you name it. This area was recently incorporated into Hickory Nut Gorge State Park and is best climbed in fall through spring, as summer brings on intense heat and oodles of poison ivy. Be sure to park considerately in the newly completed parking lot.
Looking Glass
Looking Glass is truly around the corner from our shop! It has everything from classic multipitch moderates like The Nose, to long aid climbs, and steep, classic cracks like Cornflake Crack. The Nose Area and The South Face are popular for groups and moderate climbers. Bring your trad gear- particularly tricams for the tricky eyebrows that Looking Glass is known for!
Linville Gorge
Shortoff is a fabulous area to check out some of the steeper routes in western NC. Dopey Duck is a great classic to get your feet wet and Ship Rock, just off The Blue Ridge Parkway, stays cool in summer.
Come by the shop for more beta on NC Climbing!
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Looking Glass Outfitters is around the corner from the Blue Ridge Parkway and Pisgah National Forest, we are your headquarters for camping in Pisgah, hiking the Blue Ridge and exploring Dupont State Forest, climbing and bouldering in the southeast- from Rumbling Bald and Looking Glass to Whitesides and Laurel Knob, and summer camp outfitters! Looking Glass Outfitters offers gear for rockclimbing, camping, hiking, trailrunning, treeclimbing, work and rescue and more. We feature climbing gear, ropes, shoes, and harnesses from Black Diamond, Petzl, Sterling, Arc'teryx, Mammut, Metolius, Camp, Evolv, FiveTen, Sportiva, Scarpa, Misty, Clothing from Mountain Hardwear, Arborwear, Marmot, The North Face, MontBell, and Prana, tents, packs, stoves, and sleeping bags from Black Diamond, Gregory, MSR, Snowpeak, and Montbell, hiking boots and shoes from Chaco, Montrail, Lowa, END, Sanuk, and accessories from Smartwool, Sea to Summit, Thermarest, Spyderco, Leatherman, Swiss Army, SIGG, Gerber, Darn Tough Socks, Klean Kanteen, Nalgene, Sale & Clearance Items & TONS more!
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