Build practical rescue skills for single-pitch climbing scenarios
8 hrs
Rescue skills, practical scenarios
Build practical single-pitch rescue skills for cragging scenarios. Learn to use the climbing gear you carry to assist a partner and manage common problems.
8:00am - Meet up, gear check and discuss plan for the day 8:30am - Drive to location 9:30am - Introduce skills (Ground School) 12-12:30pm - Lunch Break 12:30-3:30pm - Practical skills (Use skills in real scenarios) 3:30 - Debrief and wrap up the day
Cancel at least 14 days in advance for a full refund. Direct refunds are subject to a 3% processing fee. Full refund if weather, ice, or snow prevents climbing or skiing.
Product ID: EV2WQ8
Yes. Trips to Point of Rocks require a Montana Conservation Licence.
Yes. Plan to provide your own transportation.
Bring layers for the forecasted weather (sunshirt, windbreaker, rain jacket, puffy jacket), sunglasses, sunscreen, optional insect repellent (May–August), lunch and snacks, water, approach shoes, climbing shoes, and optional belay gloves. Also bring a 30–50L backpack, a modern harness with a belay loop, 4–6 locking carabiners (large pear-shaped), 6 non-locking carabiners, a “Guide” style belay device, optional Petzl GriGri (or similar), a prusik cord, a double-length sling (48"/120cm), 1–2 cordelettes (6–7 mm, 16–20' accessory cord), and an optional long sling (180cm or 240cm).
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