• Learn and practice real-world rescue techniques for climbing scenarios.

• Gain hands-on experience with hauling, escaping the belay, and problem-solving.

• Build confidence in managing emergencies and climbing mishaps.

• Suitable for climbers at all levels, with a focus on safety and efficiency.

Trip Details

• Difficulty: Beginner to intermediate; no prior rescue experience needed.

• Duration: 8 hours (full day).

• Location: Local climbing crag near Nanaimo, BC.

• Season: March to November.

• Group Size: Maximum 6 participants per guide.

• Price: $180 per person.

• Morning:

  • Welcome, gear check, and an introduction to rescue principles.

  • Techniques for escaping the belay.

• Afternoon:

  • Practice hauling systems and lowering techniques.

  • Apply skills in mock rescue scenarios.

• Wrap-up and Q&A.

• Included:

  • Instruction by an ACMG-certified guide.

  • Use of technical gear (ropes, anchors, and rescue-specific tools).

• Not Included:

  • Personal climbing equipment (harness, helmet, belay device, etc.).

  • Food and drinks.

  • Transportation to the climbing location.

• Suitable for climbers with basic rope skills and belaying experience.

• Moderate fitness level required for climbing activities.

• Climbing harness and helmet.

• Belay device and locking carabiners.

• Comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing.

• Climbing shoes.

• Daypack with water, snacks, and personal items.