moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should be in reasonable physical shape with good balance and stamina, able to engage in sustained movement.
Ready to take your climbing safety skills to the next level? Join the Self Rescue Course in Bartlett, NH, and learn vital techniques from expert guides. Perfect for climbers of all levels looking to build confidence and ensure safety in outdoor adventures.
Starting at $350 • 1, 2, or 3 Days • Rock or Ice
Master the art of self-rescue in this advanced climbing course, designed for those ready to elevate their skills. Learn critical techniques for handling emergencies on rock or ice, ensuring you're prepared for any crisis. This unique experience builds on your foundational knowledge, making it both challenging and essential for serious climbers.
One Day Private Climb: $385 One Day Semi- Private Climb: $510 Two Day Private Climb: $625 Two Day Semi- Private Climb: $975 Three Day Private Climb: $975 Three Day Semi- Private Climb: $1,250
What do you do if your partner is unresponsive on the other end of the rope? And how do you pass that knot on a long lower?
The Self-Rescue Course is an advanced level course intended as a follow-up to our three-day Leader Program. Skills can be applied on rock or ice.
Self-rescue requires the very highest level of technical skills, so it is important that you enter this course with a strong understanding of the fundamental climbing systems.
Please call with any questions.
Ensure your footwear provides good grip and support for hands-on rescue practice.
Bring plenty of water, especially during warm summer days, to stay alert and energized.
Pay close attention during demonstrations to maximize learning and safety.
Whenever possible, schedule the course during mild weather to focus on skills without weather distractions.
The White Mountains region has been a popular climbing destination since the early 20th century, attracting adventurers from around the world.
The area is managed with a focus on sustainable outdoor recreation, emphasizing Leave No Trace principles to preserve the pristine environment.
A harness is necessary for safety during rescue techniques and rappelling exercises.
Proper climbing shoes provide the grip and support needed during hands-on rescue practice.
A helmet protects your head during climbs and rescue scenarios.
Wear moisture-wicking and layered clothing suited to the season for comfort and safety.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific