ACC Great Plains Section

Grunting at Devils Tower
2022-09-29 17:30 - 2022-10-02 17:30 (America/Regina) | Devil’s Tower, WY
Small group trip down to the Tower! Do you like taping up your hands and grunting up a crack? Come find out if you do. This will be a multi-pitch climbing trip on some famous routes. Tentative objectives include Durrance (one of the 50 classic climbs of North America), Bon Homme variation, El Cracko Diablo, and TAD.
Devil’s Tower is the closest climbing location to Regina at 7 hours away. Plan is to drive down the evening of Thursday Sept 29th, climb on the 30th/Oct 1st and return on the Sunday morning.
THIS IS AN INTERMEDIATE TRIP – NOT BEGINNER FRIENDLY. No prior outdoor climbing experience is required; however, participants should be comfortable climbing at a 5.10 level at the Regina Climbing Centre. Although the proposed route grades are below this, the grading on the Tower is stiff and very physical. The trip is currently capped at 4 participants with 3 leaders (Calyton Bakke, James Lewis and Mark Nielsen).
Accommodations
There is a campground near the tower which will be arranged by the leaders. The additional expense of the camping is minimal.
Gear
Participants are responsible for their own gear. Gear requirements include climbing shoes, a harness, carabineer/ATC, helmet, and small backpack. The club has a limited number of harnesses and helmets available at no cost to participants on a first come first served basis. Please indicate on your trip application if you wish to borrow club gear. A recommended packing list will be provided to confirmed trip participants. This is a U.S based trip, so a current passport will be necessary.
Travel and Food
Food and travel will be arranged amongst the group when participants are selected.
Participants
This trip is open to participants 18 years of age and older. Participants must have a current ACC Great Plains Section membership. Age exceptions may be made at the discretion of the leaders, so please feel free to apply if you are not in this age category, and your application will be reviewed and considered. Sign up will be on a first come first served basis/skill level at the discretion of the trip leaders. As mentioned above, participants should be comfortable top-rope climbing at a 5.10 level.
Cost
Trip cost will be $50 per person. This does not include campsite fees.
Trip Sign Up information:
If interested in the trip, please send the following sign-up information to Mark Nielsen at m.nielsen.sask@gmail.com

First and Last Name
Phone number
ACC Membership Number (must be registered with the Great Plains Section)
Emergency contact information
Rock climbing experience (the grade that you can reliably top rope and short summary if you have outdoor experience)
Any gear you would like to borrow (helmet, harness, etc.)

Successful applicant confirmations will be sent out within the week after application. Please send any questions on the trip to Mark Nielsen. Further trip details will be circulated once participants are confirmed.

Sept Long Climb @ Ten Sleep Wyoming
2022-09-03 - 2022-09-04
Grab your passports and let’s head south! The club is offering section members an opportunity to go rock climbing for two days in Ten Sleep Canyon, Wyoming, on the September long weekend (Saturday September 3 and Sunday September 4, 2022).
THIS IS AN INTERMEDIATE TRIP – NOT BEGINNER FRIENDLY. No prior outdoor climbing experience is required; however, participants should be comfortable climbing at a 5.9 level. The trip is currently capped at 12 participants. (Participant number may increase).
Accommodations
Group camping has been reserved at Ten Sleep Rock Ranch for those wishing to stay with the group. Fees for this will be split equally amongst those camping, and will be collected at the time of the trip. For those not wishing to stay with the group, you will be responsible for arranging your own accommodations.
Gear
Participants are responsible for their own gear. Gear requirements include climbing shoes, a harness, carabiner/ATC, and helmet. The club has a limited number of harnesses and helmets available at no cost to participants on a first come first served basis. Please indicate on your trip application if you wish to borrow club gear. A recommended packing list will be provided to confirmed trip participants. This is a U.S based trip, so a current passport will be necessary.
Travel and Food
Participants are responsible for their own transportation to Ten Sleep Canyon and to the climbing areas. People will typically carpool with other participants and this is usually arranged in the weeks leading up to the trip. Participants will be responsible for arranging this on their own. Participants are responsible for their own food. Ten Sleep Canyon has a small convenience store with limited supplies; you may wish to bring groceries with you/purchase once you cross the border.
Participants
This trip is open to participants 18 years of age and older. Participants must have a current ACC Great Plains Section membership. Age exceptions may be made at the discretion of the leaders, so please feel free to apply if you are not in this age category, and your application will be reviewed and considered. Sign up will be on a first come first served basis at the discretion of the trip leaders. As mentioned above, participants should be comfortable top-rope climbing at a 5.9 level.
Cost
Trip cost will be $50 per person. This does not include campsite fees.
Trip Sign Up information:
If interested in the trip, please send the following sign-up information to Kristen Moore at klm403@mail.usask.ca:

First and Last Name
Phone number
ACC Membership Number (must be registered with the Great Plains Section)
Emergency contact information
Rock climbing experience
Indication if you would like to camp at Ten Sleep Rock Ranch
Any gear you would like to borrow (helmet, harness, etc.)

Successful applicant confirmations will be sent out within the week after application. Please send any questions on the trip to Kristen Moore. Further trip details will be circulated once participants are confirmed.

Great Plains Start of Summer Climbing Trip
2022-06-03 08:00 - 2022-06-04 17:00 | Canmore, AB
SORRY! TRIP FULL – PLEASE E-MAIL SABRINA TO BE ADDED TO WAIT LIST IN THE EVENT SOMEONE CANCELS.
Let’s kick off the summer climbing season! We are offering section members an opportunity togo rock climbing this June (Friday, June 3 and Saturday, June 4). We will be based out ofBanff/Canmore, AB. Climbing is weather dependent, therefore the leaders may decide to cancelthe trip the week prior due to poor weather conditions.THIS TRIP IS BEGINNER FRIENDLY. No prior climbing experience is required. The trip iscurrently capped at 12 participants. (Participant number may increase based on participantexperience).
AccommodationsCampsites will be reserved at Tunnel Mountain Campground for those wishing to stay with thegroup. Fees for this will be split equally amongst those camping, and will be collected at the timeof the trip. For those not wishing to stay with the group, you will be responsible for arrangingyour own accommodations.GearParticipants are responsible for bringing or requesting to borrow personal gear, this includes:● Climbing shoes● Climbing harness● Carabiner and belay device● Climbing helmet
The club has a limited number of harnesses and helmets available to borrow at no cost toparticipants on a first come first served basis. Please indicate on your trip application if you wishto borrow club gear. A recommended packing list will be provided to confirmed trip participants.The club will provide ropes, quickdraws, and anchors for group climbing.
Travel and FoodParticipants are responsible for their own transportation to Banff/Canmore and to the climbingareas. People will typically carpool with other participants and this is usually arranged in theweeks leading up to the trip. We will do our best to connect people searching for carpoolpartners.
ParticipantsThis trip is open to participants 18 years of age and older. Participants must have a current ACCGreat Plains Section membership. Age exceptions may be made at the discretion of theleaders, so please feel free to apply if you are not in this age category, and your application willbe reviewed and considered. Sign up will be on a first come first served basis at the discretionof the trip leaders.
CostTrip cost will be $50 per person. This does not include campsite fees or any food/transportation.
Trip Sign Up informationIf interested, please send the following information to Sabrina Heywood at sabrina.r.heywood@gmail.com.

First and Last Name
ACC Membership Number (must be Great Plains registered)
Rock climbing experience
Indications if you would like to camp at Tunnel
Any gear you would like to borrow (helmet, harness, etc.)

Successful trip applicant confirmations will be sent out within the week after application.Questions on this trip can be sent to Sabrina HeywoodFurther trip details will be circulated once participants are confirmed.

Lake Louise Ice Climbing Trip
2022-03-18 07:00 - 2022-03-21 19:00 | Lake Louise, AB, Lake Louise, Alberta, T0L1E0, Canada
We are heading out on an Ice Climbing trip to Lake Louise, AB. Leaving on the 18th and returning on the 21st will leave us two climbing days on the 19th, and 20th. Lake Louise for sure, and perhaps climbing at Grotto as well. Lead by ACC President Mike Wild this will surely be a trip you don’t want to miss. Register today!

TRIP FULL: Rock Climbing Trip - September Long Weekend 2021
2021-09-04 - 2021-09-05 | Canmore, AB
We are offering section members an opportunity to go rock climbing on the September long weekend (Saturday September 4 and Sunday September 5, 2021). We will be based out of Banff/Canmore, AB. Climbing is weather dependent, therefore the leaders may decide to cancel the trip the week prior due to poor weather conditions.
THIS TRIP IS BEGINNER FRIENDLY. No prior climbing experience is required. The trip is currently capped at 18 participants. (Participant number may increase based on participant experience).
Accommodations
5 campsites have been reserved at Tunnel Mountain Campground for those wishing to stay with the group. Fees for this will be split equally amongst those camping, and will be collected at the time of the trip. For those not wishing to stay with the group, you will be responsible for arranging your own accommodations.
Gear
Participants are responsible for their own gear. Gear requirements include climbing shoes, a harness, carabiner/ATC, and helmet. The club has a limited number of harnesses and helmets available at no cost to participants on a first come first served basis. Please indicate on your trip application if you wish to borrow club gear. A recommended packing list will be provided to confirmed trip participants.
Travel and Food
Participants are responsible for their own transportation to Banff/Canmore and to the climbing areas. People will typically carpool with other participants and this is usually arranged in the weeks leading up to the trip.
Participants
This trip is open to participants 18 years of age and older. Participants must have a current ACC Great Plains Section membership. Age exceptions may be made at the discretion of the leaders, so please feel free to apply if you are not in this age category, and your application will be reviewed and considered. Sign up will be on a first come first served basis at the discretion of the trip leaders.
Cost
Trip cost will be $50 per person. This does not include campsite fees or any food/transportation.
Special Note: We recommend trip participants be fully vaccinated prior to this trip. Given the COVID-19 situation, please use extra caution, and if you are sick, please stay home.
Trip Sign Up information:
Successful trip applicant confirmations will be sent out within the week after application. Questions on this trip can be sent to Kristen Moore at klm403@mail.usask.ca. Further trip details will be circulated once participants are confirmed.

FULL: Dancing With the Devil: A Climbing Trip to Devil's Tower, WY
2019-09-20 08:00 - 2019-09-22 17:00 | Devil’s Tower, WY
This trip has met its registration limit and is now closed.
Dates: Sept 20th to 22nd
This will be a small group trip to Wyoming Devil’s Tower and is meant to be an introductory trip to the Tower. Tentative plan is to climb Friday and Saturday with the potential of Sunday morning depending on conditions. Target objectives are TADD, El Cracko Diablo, Durrance and Soler. Applicants should be able to climb 5.10+ and have experience climbing outside. Climbers will be chosen on experience level, timeliness of application and general involvement with the club. We have room for two people on this trip.
To register, please scroll down (all the way!) and click on the red Register Now button.
Contact Mark Nielsen at m.nielsen.sask@gmail.com with any questions.

Barry Blanchard: An evening with a Legendary Canadian Alpinist
2019-08-25 19:00 - 21:00 | Regina Climbing Centre, Canada

Climbing Kenora: A Women's Trip - Aug 10 to 13
2019-08-10 08:00 - 2019-08-13 17:00
The GP section is excited to announce a women’s rock climbing trip to Kenora, ON. This is a beginner to intermediate friendly trip to the Canadian Shield. Kenora is about 8 hours away from Regina and offers a different take on scenery and climbs compared with the Rockies. There is plenty of free camping as well as paid sites around Kenora itself. There are also plenty of lakes around for post climbing dips.
The trip will take place August 10 – 13th (climbing half a day on the 13th if there is interest).
The registration deadline for this trip is August 3rd.
Please contact Jennifer (jenbillinsky@gmail.com) for details.
To register, please scroll down the page until you find the RED Register Now button,

20 Hour Wilderness First Aid: Subsidized
2019-06-21 - 2019-06-23
What?! You read right. The Great Plains ACC Section, The Regina Climbing Centre and Back 40 Wilderness First Aid have teamed up to bring you the most exciting 20 hours you’ve ever had doing first aid. Seriously. It’s pretty awesome.
The course will be subsidized for ACC members only who are committing to become leaders and/or volunteers with the section. The course will be outdoors, rain or shine because injuries don’t wait for perfect weather. In fact, the worse the weather, the more likely you’ll get injured or in a tricky situation.
The GP ACC section recommends a WILDERNESS First Aid course for members. This will give you a whole different set of skills than you would get at a normal 20 hour course. Are you interested? Here are the details:
Dates: June 21 -23
Times: Friday 6 pm to 10 pm, Saturday and Sunday 9 am to 4pm
Cost: $265.00 +GST
If you’d like more information, please contact Jordan at 306 522 5462.
Registration can be made via the REGISTER NOW link below (scroll down a bit!!)

BC Rocks: Part 2 - Revelstoke - June 20 & 21
2019-06-20 08:00 - 2019-06-21 17:00 | Revelstoke, BC, Canada
We are posting two trips that can be turned into one amazing Spring rock climbing trip in BC. Part 1 is taking place in Skaha Provincial Park in Penticton BC. This is being planned as a three day trip as there is an immense amount of rock to climb in this piece of paradise. Part 2 is in Revelstoke BC where the rock is less known but just as amazing.
THIS TRIP IS BEGINNER FRIENDLY. No prior climbing experience is required. This trip will be two days of climbing running Thursday June 20 to Friday June 21.
Registration will close on May 31, 2019 and participants will be notified shortly after. If the trip fills up prior to this date, registration will close as soon as it is full.
Accommodations
Participants will be responsible for their own accommodations. There is a ton of camping in the Revelstoke area along with a few good hotel options.
Gear
Participants are responsible for their own gear. Gear requirements include climbing shoes, a harness, carabiner/ATC, and helmet. The club has a limited number of harnesses and helmets available at no cost to participants on a first come first served basis. A recommended packing list will be provided to confirmed trip participants.
Travel and Food
Participants are responsible for their own transportation to Revelstoke and to the climbing areas. Driving is generally the best option and people will typically carpool with other participants and this is usually arranged in the weeks leading up to the trip.
Registration
There is a $20 trip fee per participant. Please scroll all the way down to find the Register Now button.

Respect The Mountains: Wascana Trails Maintenance Day
2019-06-15 09:30 - 16:30 | Wascana Trails, SK
Join your ACC Great Plains Section participating with all ACC Sections, Canada Wide, on June 15 for Respect The Mountains. This initiative is a UIAA brainchild and forms part of its commitment to sustainability and mountain protection. I aims to raise awareness about sustainable environmental and socio-cultural practices while setting an example and spreading the word in the outdoor community.
The ACC Great Plains section will be doing trail maintenance on our “mini mountains trails”. We will meet at Wascana Trails parking lot at 9:30 am and will go until 4:30. There will be a FREE BBQ in the afternoon. PLEASE REGISTER VIA THE REGISTER NOW LINK SO WE KNOW HOW MANY PEOPLE TO PLAN FOR AT THE BBQ.
if you have questions, or want additional information, please contact Mike Wild at mpwild@hotmail.com

BC Rocks: Part 1 - Skaha - June 15-17, 2019
2019-06-15 08:00 - 2019-06-17 17:00 | Penticton BC, Canada
We are posting two trips that can be turned into one amazing Spring rock climbing trip in BC. Part 1 is taking place in Skaha Provincial Park in Penticton BC, the home of Ogopogo. This is being planned as a three day trip as there is an immense amount of rock to climb in the piece of paradise. Part 2 is in Revelstoke BC where the rock is less known but just as amazing.
THIS TRIP IS BEGINNER FRIENDLY. No prior climbing experience is required. This trip will be three days of climbing running Saturday June 15 to Monday June 17.
Registration will close on May 31, 2019 and participants will be notified shortly after. If the trip fills up prior to this date, registration will close as soon as it is full.
Accommodations
Participants will be responsible for their own accommodations. There is a ton of camping in the Penticton area along with a just as many hotel options.
Gear
Participants are responsible for their own gear. Gear requirements include climbing shoes, a harness, carabiner/ATC, and helmet. The club has a limited number of harnesses and helmets available at no cost to participants on a first come first served basis. A recommended packing list will be provided to confirmed trip participants.
Travel and Food
Participants are responsible for their own transportation to Penticton and to the Skaha climbing area. There is an airport in both Penticton and Kelowna (about a 1 hour drive) should you want to fly. Alternately, people will typically carpool with other participants and this is usually arranged in the weeks leading up to the trip. If you are planning to do the second part of the BC Rocks adventure in Revelstoke, you may want to consider the driving option.
Registration
There is a $20 trip fee per participant. Please scroll all the way down to find the Register Now button.

REGISTRATION CLOSED: Rock Climbing Trip: May Long in South Dakota
2019-05-18 08:00 - 2019-05-19 17:00 | Black Hills, SD, USA
Ahhhh. May long weekend. The symbol of summer in Canada. But, sometimes Canada’s weather has a mind of it’s own this time of year. Join us this May long in the sunny Black Hills of South Dakota. The weather tends to be warm and sunny and the climbing is some of the best around. Check out the details below:
This year we will be offering section members an opportunity to go rock climbing on the May long weekend (Saturday May 18 and Sunday May 19, 2018). We will be based out of the Black Hills National Forest Area in South Dakota. Climbing is weather dependent, therefore the leaders may decide to cancel the trip the week prior due to poor weather conditions.
THIS TRIP IS BEGINNER FRIENDLY. No prior climbing experience is required. The trip is currently
capped at 12 participants. (Participant number may increase based on participant experience).
Accommodations
Participants will be responsible for their own accommodations. There is a free camping area which is first come first served, as well as several reservable campgrounds for a small fee in the area. There are hotels available in Hill City and Keystone.
Gear
Participants are responsible for their own gear. Gear requirements include climbing shoes, a harness, carabiner/ATC, and helmet. The club has a limited number of harnesses and helmets available at no cost to participants on a first come first served basis. A recommended packing list will be provided to confirmed trip participants.
Travel and Food
Participants are responsible for their own transportation to South Dakota and to the climbing areas. People will typically carpool with other participants and this is usually arranged in the weeks leading up to the trip.You will need a valid passport.
Registration
There is a $20 trip fee per participant that is 18 years of age and older. Sign up will be on a first come first served basis at the discretion of the trip leaders. Please scroll all the way down to find the Register Now button.
Questions on this trip can be sent to Kristen at klm403@mail.usask.ca

Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour
2019-04-26 19:00 - 2019-04-27 19:00 | Sheldon Williams Collegiate, 2601 Coronation Street, Regina, SK, Canada
Join us for two nights of action packed movie adventure. Tickets are $15 in advance and $18 at the door. Advance tickets are available from Fresh Air Experience or the Regina Climbing Centre.
There will be a canteen selling popcorn, drinks and snacks with proceeds going to the Sheldon Williams Outdoor Club.

Escaping the Belay - April 20, 2019
2019-04-20 09:00 - 11:00 | Regina Climbing Centre, Canada
This course will teach you how to effectively and safely escape the belay. There is no cost tp the is course other than regular Regina Climbing Center entry and rental fees. An ACC Great Plains membership is required. Registration is required.

Into to Rope Rescue - April 13, 2019
2019-04-13 09:00 - 11:00 | Regina Climbing Centre, Canada
Learn the basics of rope rescue for sport climbing. This is a valuable skill for anyone spending the day at the crag. You will need a harness and ATC to participate in this course. There is no cost other than normal Regina Climbing Centre entry and rental fees as applicable.
An ACC Great Plains membership is required and can be obtained at https://www.alpineclubofcanada.ca/web/ACCMember/Membership/Overview/ACCMember/Membership/Membership_Overview.aspx?hkey=[REDACTED]

Cleaning Anchors - April 6, 2019
2019-04-06 09:00 - 11:00 | Regina Climbing Centre, Canada
You’ve ascended the route and are ready to tackle your next project. Learn the basics of cleaning the anchor and getting your gear back, safely.
This is a free course from the ACC Great Plains section. Regular RCC entry and rental fees apply.

Introduction to Anchor Building - March 30, 2019
2019-03-30 09:00 - 11:00 | Regina Climbing Centre, Canada
Outdoor rock season is just around the corner. Your climbing skills are top notch from all of your time at the gym this winter. But….do you know what to do when you get to the top of your first route? Learn all of the basics of building an anchor in the safety and warmth of the Regina Climbing Centre. This will also be great for those coming on the May Long Climbing trip and who want to really practice before they get to the crag. Registration required. Please scroll down and click the big RED Register Now Button on the mountain image below.

Cleaning the Anchor - March 23, 2019
2019-03-23 09:00 - 11:00 | Regina Climbing Centre, Canada
You’ve set the anchor, you’ve run laps and now you want to get your gear back and move onto your next challenge. Learn all of the basics and practice in the safe, warm environment of the Regina Climbing Centre. Class runs from 9 am to 11 am. There is no cost to the class other than normal RCC entry and rental fees. Scroll down and find the red Register Now button (on the right side of the picture of the mountains) to join us.

FULL - Cleaning the Anchor - March 16, 2019
2019-03-16 09:00 - 11:00 | Regina Climbing Centre, Canada

Ice Climbing Trip - February 16 & 17 2019
2019-02-16 08:00 - 2019-03-17 14:30
Join us for a beginner friendly ice climbing trip in the Canmore are on the Feb long weekend. Climbing days will be Sat Feb 16 and Sun feb 17 with exact climbing locations TBD.
Participants will be responsible for their own accommodations and transportation. Generally, this can be arranged with other trip participants to share costs. Climbers will also need crampons, ice climbing boots, ATC, harness and helmet. crampons and boots can be rented at Gear Up in Canmore. Helmet and harness can be borrowed from the ACC if you don’t have them.
There is a $20 ACC fee for this trip. Participants must register via the website link.

Anchor Construction - Feb 9, 2019
2019-02-09 09:00 - 11:00 | Regina Climbing Centre, Canada
Learn Anchor technique for top rope and sport climbing. Course runs from 9 am to 11 am at the Regina Climbing Center. There is no cost for the course but you must pay the RCC entry and rental fees as applicable. An ACC Great Plains section membership is required and can be obtained from https://www.alpineclubofcanada.ca
You must register for this course and participation is limited to 4 people.

Ice Climbing Trip - January 26 and 27 2019
2019-01-26 08:00 - 2019-01-27 17:00 | Canmore, AB
Join the Great Plains ACC on a small ice trip taking place in Canmore/Banff. There will be room for 4 participants on the trip. We will be climbing full days on both Jan 26 and 27 but can adjust. Trip cost is $20 per person. A full gear list will be provided once registration is confirmed and rentals for ice boots, crampons and tools are available at Gear Up in Canmore.
If you have any questions on this trip, please email Jamie and/or Jayne at Jayneleibel@sasktel.net or via phone/text at 306.531.7049.
NOTE: To register, scroll to the bottom of the page and click the red Register now button in the footer.

Ice Climbing Weekend - Canmore/Banff AB
2018-12-15 08:00 - 2018-12-16 17:00 | Canmore, AB
Ever wanted to try ice climbing? Then this is the trip for you! Learn all of the tips, tricks and techniques you need to have a fun and safe day on the ice.
Join the ACC Great Plains in their inaugural Ice Climbing weekend in the beautiful Bow Valley. Climbing days will be December 15 and 16. Accommodations, location and other details will be decided once the participants are confirmed. Applications will be accepted until Nov 30.
In addition to a harness, helmet and belay device, participants will need ice climbing boots, crampons and ice axes for the weekend. These are available to rent right in Canmore at Gear Up at a reasonable rate.

Introduction to Rappelling
2018-12-08 09:00 - 11:00 | Regina Climbing Centre, Canada

Escaping the Belay 2 Hour Course
2018-12-01 09:00 - 11:00 | Regina Climbing Centre, Canada
There are times when going hands free as a belayer is required. This 2 hour course will teach you the basics of securing your climber and safely returning them to the belay.
This course is free with your ACC Great Plains membership and membership is required. The course is being held in the comfort of the Regina Climbing Centre. Admission and rental fees for RCC apply.

Best of Fest: Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival
2018-11-29 19:00 - 22:00 | Sheldon Williams Collegiate, 2601 Coronation Street, Regina, SK, Canada

Cleaning Anchors 2 Hour Course
2018-11-24 09:00 - 11:00 | Regina Climbing Centre, Canada
You’ve made the top and are ready to move to your next route. But, how do you get your gear back? This 2 hours course will teach you how to clean a top rope anchor and safely return to the ground.
This course is free to all ACC Great Plains members and membership is required to attend. The course is being held in the comfort of the Regina Climbing Centre so any admission and rental fees apply.

Top Rope Anchors 2 Hour Course
2018-11-17 09:00 - 11:00 | Regina Climbing Centre, Canada
Learn all the basics of building a top rope anchor in the warm comfort of the Regina Climbing Centre. Classes are limited to 4 people so sign up soon.
Classes are free for all ACC members. Only fees that apply are Regina Climbing Centre entrance and rental fees. ACC Great Plains membership is required.

Intro to Rope Rescue
2018-11-03 10:00 - 12:00 | Regina Climbing Centre, Canada
Basic rope rescue is a key tool in any climber’s tool belt. Knowing how to get yourself, or someone else, out of trouble is the key to a good day or a really bad one.
Course Topics:
-Escaping a belay
-Ascending a rope
-The prussic
This is a two hour course taught by ACC Great Plains Leaders. This course is limited to 4 participants. Register at https://accgreatplains.ca or via email at jamieleibel@sasktel.net
You should be an active gym climber or outdoor climber and familiar with top-rope belay systems. You should be comfortable climbing 5.7.
There is no fee for this course other than regular Regina Climbing Centre entrance and rental fees.
*ACC Great Plains Membership is required*
