Field trip: Intermediate Climbing Course
Leading Sport - Mazama
Learning to lead, build anchors, and be safe at the crag.
- Sat, Jun 6, 2026 — Sun, Jun 7, 2026
- Bellingham Climbing Committee
- Climbing
- Rock Climb
- Adults
- Crag Rock Climb
- Moderate
- 11 (11 capacity)
- Mon, Nov 10, 2025 at 9:30 PM
- Mon, Nov 10, 2025 at 5:00 PM
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Learning the intricacies of lead climbing and climbing at the crag.
Skills:
- Climbing commands
- Clipping bolts
- Climbing techniques
- Lead belaying
- Building and cleaning anchors
- Falling safely
- Redirects
- Ground anchors
TBD
Mazama
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Green Trails Mazama No. 51
Green Trails Washington Pass No. 50
USGS Mazama
USGS McLeod Mountain
USGS Robinson Mountain - See full route/place details.
Required Equipment
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Gear each student MUST HAVE for Class - climbing ropes will be available for the class:
- Helmet, harness, rock shoes
- 1 personal anchoring device with a locking carabiner
- Auto blocking belay device with locking belay carabiner
- 8 quick draws
- 3 locking carabiners in addition to the others already mentioned (standard sized)
- Small water hydration pack with water pouch and enough room for food and warm layers.
- 20' Cordalette. This can be made out of 20' of 7 mm Nylon Cord
- First aid kit
Gear will be discussed at first class. Bring what you have but do not purchase new before class
For your own climbing after class you will need the gear mentioned above, plus:
- A rope
- Possibly more quick draws depending on what and where you want to climb
- Maybe a second cordalette and a few more locking carabiners if you are going to be at a crag with multiple people, setting up multiple ropes for climbing
All students will be receiving a copy of Rock Climbing Techniques at the first meeting.
Optional Gear you will want to consider:
- If you have a rope that you like to climb on you are welcome to bring it
- Comfortable shoes for walking around the crag
- Sandals or something easy to get on between climbs