Have you thought about getting outside to start your climbing journey? The Intro into Outdoor Rock Climbing course is designed for people who have never climbed before or have done some climbing indoors. This course focuses on climbing, belaying, and rappelling. It will help you build your skills to be safe while outdoor climbing, pass a belay test at an indoor climbing gym, and teach you how to descend on a climbing rope (rappelling).
Are you interested in climbing while on vacation in the area? Book a private and experiential climbing course.
We also offer limited group climbing courses throughout the summer. If you want to be on a waiting list, you can fill out the online form and we will be in touch with you if new dates become available. Private courses can be booked upon request.
The key learning objectives of this course include:
- How to put on a harness
- How to use a tie-in knot to the harness
- How to belay your climbing partner
- Climbing technique and etiquette
- Climbing communication
- Safely attach yourself to a rope to descend the rope to the ground
This course is offered a short distance outside Crowsnest Pass, Alberta. All climbing gear is included in your course.
Everyone is off to a rocky start when they start climbing outdoors. Become rock solid though and sign up for a course!
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"Just picked up my son from a rock climbing class. He loved it! The instructor was very nice. Now I just need to know when to sign him up for another!"
Our Wilderness Courses
Uplift Adventures is your go-to outdoor learning center in the South Canadian Rockies. We are expanding our offerings as we find the right people to join our team to provide you with a high-quality learning experience.
Want to try, but don't have the gear?
We rent or offer gear for all our activities, look for the gear rental add-ons in your checkout, or find out more about rental gear here!
Wilderness First Aid Courses
Including: WAFA, WFR, Bridge Course, and Recertifications
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Enhance your navigation skills and go deeper into the backcountry. Learn how to use a compass or how to use technology to create your own routes.