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Seattle MAC - Multipitch Weekend

Youth activity: Mountaineers Adventure Club

Seattle MAC - Multipitch Weekend - Leavenworth

Multi-pitch climbing in Leavenworth. Students not ready for multi-pitch will have the option of single-pitch cragging. *free and open to the public* - invite your friends, siblings, and guests to try out MAC*

Contacts

Carl Marrs
Carl Marrs
Primary Leader
Qualified Youth Leader
  • Crag Rock Climb, *Varies*, Strenuous 3, Technical 2
  • Moderate
  • 5 (29 capacity)
  • 3 (11 capacity)
  • 1 (5 capacity)
  • Cancellation & Refund Policy

**free and open to the public - invite your friends, siblings, and guests to try out MAC**

Youth in Mountaineers Adventure Club must do a multipitch climb before getting on an alpine climb, so they have the experience of cleaning, belay transitions etc… Lots of volunteer help is needed!  There will be some who are single-pitch cragging, so we need help for that AND we REALLY NEED rope guns!! (rope guns should be VERY COMFORTABLE leading 5.6/5.7 trad) 

This trip has prerequisites - lead climbing proficiency (attended at least two climbing workshops or makeups, and passed lead climbing test / received lead climbing card) and multi-pitch workshop required (minimum requirement. Participants readiness for multi-pitch climbs will be determined on a case by case basis). 

Badges

Route/Place

Leavenworth


  • Green Trails Alpine Lakes East (Stuart Range) No. 208SX
    Alpine Lakes Wilderness (ALPS)
    Trails Illustrated Alpine Lakes Wilderness
  • See full route/place details.
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Required Equipment

Required Equipment

also available on trip sheet 

  • Clothes – Pack for hot conditions in the day and cold temps at night. Leavenworth can get up into the 80’s – 90’s this time of year during the day, but still drop down to the 40’s or even colder at night so be prepared! 
    • One outfit for climbing (sun protection required)
    • extra warm layers for night or a separate set of clothes (long johns/baselayers)
    • fleece/lightweight down mid-layer
    • hard wind/rain shell for outer layer
    • warm big puffy for night/wind in the day
    • Lightweight gloves
    • Beanie/scarf/buff
    • Extra socks
    • sunglasses 
  • Backpack – A day pack for carrying your personal items with you during climbing. Large enough to bring fit group gear like anchor kits, quickdraws, and ropes!
  • Shoes – heavy duty sneakers/running shoes or hiking shoes/boots. Optional camp shoes.
  • Camping items
    • Personal mess kit including: plate/bowl, utensils, cup
    • Camp chair
    • **Tent 
    • **Sleeping bag/pad 
  • Toiletries (including sunscreen!)
  • Headlamp with extra batteries
  • Food – lunches/snacks for yourself for Saturday and Sunday
  • Water – 1.5 liters capacity minimum 
  • Climbing gear:
    • Personal gear: harness**, belay device**, helmet**, shoes**, prusik**, ATC**, PA**
  • 10 Essentials 
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