Alpine Tower at Hemlock Neversink
Fifty-three of climbing walls, cargo nets and suspended elements in the middle of 230 Catskills acres.
Climb something you didn't think you would
Most people arrive at Hemlock planning to slow down. The Alpine Tower is what happens when you'd rather do the opposite for an hour.
Standing 53 feet tall, the tower is a freestanding climbing structure with climbing walls, cargo nets, suspended elements and challenge-course components, the kind you’d find at a serious summer camp, dropped into the middle of our meadow. There’s more than one way up, and none of them require you to have done this before.
You don't need experience. You don't need your own gear. You need about an hour and a willingness to look up.
Built for teams that are tired of trust falls
Trust falls have never worked. Climbing a 53-foot tower while your colleagues belay you works immediately.
The tower's routes are designed for groups. Some take two or three people working together, and the ones that don't still put everyone on the ground doing the encouraging. It's the rare team activity where the introvert who never speaks in meetings turns out to be the one who gets to the top first.
Pair it with a goat hike in the morning and a private dinner at night, and you have a retreat day nobody spends checking their phone. With 33 rooms on 230 acres, Hemlock can host your team for a full property buyout.
One part of a much bigger day
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Plenty of activities and good company.
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Spa, pool, sauna & cozy downtime.
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Hiking, goats & mountain air.
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Incredible food, cocktails & laughter.
How climbs work
Climbs run at set times through the day, and spots are limited. Reserve yours once you've booked your stay so it's on the schedule, not on your list of maybes.
Book Your Alpine Tower ExperienceClimbs run on set times through the day, and spots are limited. Reserve yours before you arrive so it's on the schedule, not on your list of maybes.
Frequently Asked Questions About Hemlock Neversink’s Alpine Tower
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The Alpine Tower is a freestanding climbing structure standing roughly forty feet tall in the meadow at Hemlock Neversink. It combines climbing walls, cargo nets and suspended elements with multiple routes to the top, so climbers of different comfort levels can go up side by side.
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No. Every climb is guided and belayed, all gear is provided, and the routes range from approachable to genuinely challenging. If you can climb a ladder, you can find a way up.
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No. Climbs are booked separately for an additional fee. Reserve your spot once you’ve booked your stay so it’s on the schedule.
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Yes. The tower can be built into a corporate retreat or team-building day at Hemlock, alongside goat hikes, forest meditation walks, cocktail classes and evening campfires.