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Programs matching location:
"Nevada" |
| Corporate and Group Outings |
| Half, Full, and Multi-Day programs |
Beginner & Intermediate |
Red Rock, Nevada |
October through April |
| Rock climbing is an ideal resource for any organization or corporation interested in team building. The sport presents teamwork as a natural solution to overcoming intense mental and physical challenges. |
| Desert Rock Climbing - Red Rock Canyon |
| 1 Day and Up |
Beginner to Advanced |
Red Rock, NV |
September through mid-May |
| Red Rock Canyon is the perfect place to brush up on skills or just warm up in the desert sun while enjoying some excellent climbing. |
| Rock Climbing Courses |
| 1 Day and Up |
Beginner to Advanced |
Leavenworth, WA Index, WA Squamish, BC Joshua Tree, CA Red Rock, NV |
Year-round (varies with program location) |
| BEGINNER: Become skilled free climbers on moderate ground and safe, competent belayers.
INTERMEDIATE: Raise skills in climbing upper 5th-class routes and develop leading ability.
ADVANCED: Refine and improve climbing skill, develop aid technique. |
| Rock Rescue - Intro and Advanced |
| 2 days, 1-day practicum available upon request |
None |
BC, WA, CA, NV |
Year-round |
| Intro: Build fundamental rescue skills to manage the problems and accidents that frequently confront recreational climbers.
Advanced: Develop a repertoire of techniques for safely reaching, packaging, and transporting victims over high angle terrain. |
| Single-Pitch Instructor (SPI) Course |
| 3 days for course, 2 days for exam |
Beginner to Advanced |
Red Rock Canyon, Nevada; locations in Washington State |
Year-round |
| The SPI course is designed to help capable recreational climbers transition into capable and effective climbing instructors. |
| Womens Programs |
| Length varies with program. |
All |
Washington, California, and Nevada |
Year Round |
| The American Alpine Institute womens programs are all female courses led by female instructors. The goal of these courses is to educate women and to create a positive learning environment that fosters confidence and self-reliance. |
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