Anchor Building and Protection Placement
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have good overall fitness and stamina for outdoor activity.
Overview
Join the International Mountain Climbing School in Bartlett, NH, for a private guided session on anchor building and protection placement. Perfect for climbers looking to boost their safety skills while exploring the scenic White Mountains. Learn essential techniques in a personalized outdoor setting that combines adventure and education.
Anchor Building and Protection Placement
Starting at $350 • 1 or 2 Days • Call to Book
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About This Adventure
Join a hands-on technical clinic that elevates your climbing skills by mastering gear applications and safety techniques. Learn to build and remove anchors, explore advanced belay systems, and ensure safety with expert guidance. Perfect for climbers of all levels, this course promises to enhance your climbing experience significantly.
This hands-on, technical clinic will teach you how to make the most of your gear in all of its different applications!
Rates
One Day Private Climb: $350 One Day Semi- Private Climb: $500 Two Day Private Climb: $625 Two Day Semi- Private Climb: $950
About
Climbing anchors are the foundation of climbing safety. This hands-on, technical clinic will teach you how to make the most of your gear in all of its different applications. Topics will include proper placement of rock climbing protection (spring loaded camming devices, nuts, and tri-cams), multiple point rock climbing anchors, equalization, non-extension and advanced belay systems. Climbers will build anchors, remove anchors, and utilize a variety of belay techniques. Every climber should take this course.This climbing school program is available as a single day or two-day course, depending on your background and prior experience.
Adventure Tips
Check Weather Before Climbing
Always verify the local weather forecast to ensure safe climbing conditions in the White Mountains.
Use Appropriate Gear
Wear sturdy gloves and helmets to protect yourself during anchor setup and protection placement.
Practice Knot Tying
Refine your knot skills beforehand to streamline gear setup during the activity.
Focus on Safety Procedures
Always double-check anchor points and gear placement before proceeding to ensure maximum safety.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Peregrine falcons
History
The White Mountains region has a rich history of mountaineering and outdoor recreation dating back over a century, shaping its reputation as a climbing destination.
Conservation
The area is protected by national forest regulations, emphasizing responsible recreation and preservation of natural habitats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Climbing Helmet
Protects your head from falling debris and during gear placement or falls.
Climbing Shoes
Provides the grip and support needed for secure climbing and gear setup.
Chalk Bag
Helps keep hands dry for better grip while working on anchors.
Weather-Appropriate Clothing
Layered clothing suitable for changing outdoor conditions ensures comfort and safety.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific