Rock Climbing Self-Rescue with Synnott Mountain Guides

Leaders
Asha Park-Carter (S, T), Nick Lingler (B, S, T, MP)
Program
Climbing
Type
Trad climbing
Trip date
Saturday, October 23rd, 2021
Difficulty rating
Easy
Prerequisites
Experience building anchors, placing trad gear, belaying a follower, multi-pitch climbing. You must know how to tie the basic knots required for this course: especially the figure eight, double fishermans, munter, munter-mule, various hitches

This is a two-day Rock Climbing Self Rescue course taught by Synnott Mountain Guides in North Conway, NH on October 23-24, 2021.

Cost is $225 per person (you may be eligible for a leader subsidy if you are an active leader; contact Leader Coordinator, Paul Lilin, to check if you qualify). A ~10% tip is also common for this type of course.

If you sign up for this trip, you are committing to attending the course. We will collect payment shortly after you signup, and those who do not pay within 48 hrs of the request to collect will be bumped from the trip and their spots will be given to waitlisted individuals.

This class is oriented towards climbers who are familiar with anchors and placing trad gear and are looking to get into more multi-pitch and alpine climbing. This course is not about trad gear placements, learning how to lead, climbing technique, or building anchors.

During the course you will learn various techniques, and practice in smaller groups. Techniques you'll learn include: - Rescuing a fallen second - Rescuing a fallen leader - Escaping belay - Load Transfers - Friction hitches - Rope Ascension - Passing a Knot - Hauling systems

Participants should plan on heading up Friday night, or getting to North Conway by 8:00 AM Saturday.

You must know how to tie the basic knots required for this course including the figure eight, double fishermans, munter, munter-mule, clove hitch, various friction hitches.


Signup

Algorithm
first-come, first-serve
Maximum participants
12
Signups opened at
Sept. 18, 2021, 10:48 a.m.
Signups closed at
Oct. 16, 2021, 9 a.m.
Notes

On scale of 1-5 (5 being highest) please rate your experience and proficiency with: 1. knots listed in trip description 2. building gear anchors 3. belaying a follower 4. following multi-pitch 5. leading multi-pitch

Signups for this trip are closed.