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Difficulty: For new to intermediate multi-pitch climbers
Duration: Full day (6-8 hours)
Location:
Comox lake (Cumberland,BC)
Squamish BCSeason: April - October
Group Size: Maximum of 2 participants per guide (recommended for climbing partners)
Price: $300 Per Person
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Morning: safety overview, and ground practice on key skills such as rope management, efficient anchor transitions, and partner communication.
Midday: Climb 2 or more multi-pitch routes, practicing efficiency techniques learned on the ground. Each route focuses on reducing time at belay stations, improving safety and effectiveness.
Afternoon: Finish the last multi-pitch route, debrief on key takeaways, and discuss next steps to further develop multi-pitch skills.
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Included: Guide, technical equipment (ropes, anchors, safety gear), and instructional materials
Not Included: Personal climbing gear (shoes, harness, helmet), food, and transportation
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Fitness Level: Moderate fitness level required; comfortable climbing for several hours.
Experience Level: Some climbing experience recommended; no prior multi-pitch experience required but helpful.
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After completing this course, you'll have the skills and confidence to tackle more ambitious multi-pitch objectives with improved efficiency and safety. To continue building your climbing repertoire, consider joining our Master the Rack Trad course to further develop your lead climbing abilities. If you're ready for a new challenge, we also offer guided multi-pitch days on Vancouver Island or in Squamish, where you can put your skills into practice on classic routes under the guidance of an experienced Guide. Wherever your climbing journey takes you, we're here to help you reach new heights!
Why Book?
Ideal for climbing partners aiming to take on bigger objectives together, this day is about building the skills and systems needed for efficient, enjoyable multi-pitch climbing. With expert guidance, you and your partner will gain the confidence to minimize time at belay stations and move seamlessly through the pitches.