Youth activity: Mountaineers Adventure Club
Seattle MAC Anchors/Cleaning Routes Workshop - Mountaineers Seattle Program Center
How do you safely anchor a rope at the top of a climb? When you are done climbing a route after leading and/or top roping, how do you safely get all your gear down? This workshop will teach you those skills. This workshop has prerequisites, see leader's notes. MORNING SESSION: 9am-11:30am
Contacts
- Sun, Feb 4, 2024
- Seattle Youth Outreach Committee
- Youth
- Adults, Youth
- Casual
- 9 (15 capacity)
- 3 (5 capacity)
- 9 (10 capacity)
- Cancellation & Refund Policy
Basement 9am
Mountaineers Program Center, 9am-11:30am (MORNING SESSION)
Make sure to arrive early so you can be ready and geared up by 9am.
For these workshops, there will be a morning session and an afternoon session to make sure everyone has a chance to come and that there is a good student:instructor ratio. Please pay attention to which session you are signing up for and make sure you arrive early in order to be ready to climb by 9am!
Prerequisites: Climbing 101 workshops and competency with skills up to and including lead climbing/belaying.
This workshop is a prerequisite for rappelling, multi-pitch and trad climbing workshops, as well as outdoor multi-pitch and alpine rock climbing.
Badges
students will earn:
Clean & Lower
Required Equipment
Harness, Belay Device, Personal Anchor (PA), Helmet, a couple quickdraws, and an extra locking carabiner.
All climbing gear is available to borrow from The Mountaineers