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This week is Autism Acceptance Week, and we wanted to highlight the stories of some autistic climbers from our community.  Keep reading to see Beth, Henry and Albie’s story!  Beth I came back to climbing about 3ish years ago, but bouldering instead of rope climbing, which I'd dabbled in previously. What actually got me to go bouldering was that my husband and two of our children went and all found it enjoyable, and my husband, in particular, described it as being peaceful for

I’ve spent over a decade working in the climbing industry. I’ve managed multiple walls, led teams, taught many new climbers and spent much of my adult life inside climbing walls. But for most of that decade, I was fighting issues I couldn’t quite put my finger on.