If you’ve completed Self Rescue 1 and Self Rescue 2 and are keen to lead your own canyon trips, this is the course for you. Our instructors are keen canyoners with years of canyon guiding experience under their belts, and they love sharing their knowledge and expertise.
I cant believe I have been taking myself and others out without being on top of this stuff. You don’t know how much you don’t know til you start learning. Kelly, Canyoning Course 2015
I feel like I have a sound understanding of principles rather than just rote learning techniques, so can problem-solve in unfamiliar situations. [I came away feeling that] I have a good base to start exploring simple canyons and building experience from there. Would highly recommend this course to others. Sophie, Canyoning Course 2017
2 days $500 per person incl GST
In this course you’ll cover how roping and rescue comes together in Blue Mountains canyons, putting your previously acquired skills into practice negotiating tricky obstacles, assessing anchors and learning how to back-up and test anchors that leave a little to be desired.
If required:
* We encourage you to bring any canyoning equipment you have. If you don’t have your own gear yet no worries, we can fit you out from scratch.
When you book we will send you more information about where and when we meet and what to bring.
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Blue Mountains Climbing School are fortunate to learn and explore in areas that the Darug and Gundungurra people have inhabited since memory began and we recognise them as the traditional custodians of this land. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.