Rock Rescue: 2 Day

Enhance Your Climbing Safety with Our 2-Day Rock Climbing Rescue Course

Master Essential Rock Climbing Rescue Skills

Join our intensive 2-day Rock Climbing Rescue Course designed to equip climbers with essential rescue skills. Whether you're climbing multi-pitch sport routes, leading multi-pitch trad climbs, or tackling alpine rock, this course prepares you for the unexpected. From managing stuck belay devices to performing multi-pitch rappels with an injured climber, this course has you covered.

Course Highlights

• Day 1: Single Pitch Rescue Skills:

  • Pick Offs: Learn how to efficiently rescue a climber stuck on the route.
  • Rope Ascending: Master techniques to ascend a rope safely and effectively.
  • Belay Escapes: Gain the ability to escape a belay setup in case of an emergency.
  • Mechanical Advantage: Understand how to create mechanical advantage systems for hauling.

• Day 2: Multi-Pitch Rescue Skills:

  • Hauling and Load Transfers: Learn advanced techniques for moving injured climbers.
  • Tandem and Counter Balance Rappels: Perform complex rappelling techniques with injured climbers.
  • Multi-Pitch Lowers: Safely lower climbers on multi-pitch routes.

Course Locations

• Vantage
• Index
• Darrington
• Mount Erie

Custom courses available upon request in locations such as Squamish, Boulder CO, Moab Utah, or Red Rock Nevada.

Why Choose Our Course?

• Expert Instructors: Learn from experienced guides with extensive knowledge in rock climbing rescue techniques.
• Comprehensive Curriculum: Our course covers a wide range of rescue scenarios, ensuring you’re prepared for various emergencies.
• Practical Experience: Gain hands-on experience in real climbing environments.

Register Now

Equip yourself with the skills to handle emergencies on long rock routes. Our 2-day Rock Climbing Rescue Course ensures you’re ready for any challenge. Secure your spot today for an unparalleled learning experience.

Learning Outcomes

• Rope Ascending
• Belay Escapes
• Load Transfers
• Single Pitch and Multi-Pitch Lowers
• Pick Offs
• Mechanical Advantage and Hauling
• Tandem and Counter Balance Rappelling

Best for

Who Should Attend?

• Experienced Climbers: Those with a solid foundation in sport or traditional climbing skills.
• Knot and Hitch Proficiency: Climbers who can tie essential knots and hitches.
• Climbing Partners: Teams looking to improve their dynamics and safety protocols.
• Adventurous Climbers: Those aiming to tackle longer and higher routes, ensuring they are prepared for unexpected events.

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