Hiking
2-day tour to Ringelspitz (3248 m asl)
fromCHF 1,125
The climbing park in the Chur Rhine Valley teaches you basic safety and climbing techniques on rock. You practise important grips for outdoor climbing and gradually build confidence in your equipment and movements.
Climbing course for beginners at the climbing park in Chur Rhine Valley
Activity provider: bergsportschule grischa GmbHThe climbing park in the Chur Rhine Valley teaches you basic safety and climbing techniques on rock. You practise important grips for outdoor climbing and gradually build confidence in your equipment and movements.
Duration
1 day
Meeting point
The meeting point will be announced by the mountain guide before the course starts
Free cancellation
Full refund in case of cancellation up to 2 days before start
Languages
German, Italian, English
from CHF 220
from CHF 220
- Includes
- Highlights
- Description
- Clothing
- Bring along
- Practical Information
- Meals
- Important Information
- Meeting Points
Includes
Climbing park in Chur Rhine Valley
Local guide
Missing materials can be arranged
Climbing Harness
Helmet
4 HMS Screwgate Carabiners
1 Set of 6 Quickdraws
Belay Device (Grigri, ClickUp, ATC...)
Self-Belay Sling
Sling (60cm, 120cm)
Prusik Loop
Highlights
- Learn the basics of rock climbing on well-protected routes in the Chur Rhine Valley
- Practice gear and partner checks as well as clear communication on the rope for greater safety outdoors
- Set up belays and toprope anchors independently and reinforce key grips for climbing in the climbing garden
- Improve your climbing technique on easy terrain and develop smooth, efficient movement on the rock
- Apply rope techniques like abseiling and redirecting on suitable routes under guidance
Description
In a climbing park in the Chur Rhine Valley, you learn the basics of rock climbing on well-secured routes. At the start, you do a quick equipment and partner check and discuss the course goals with the instructor.
Then you practice essential outdoor skills such as climbing technique on easy terrain, proper belaying, and clean rope handling. You set up topropes and belay stations, integrate short rope maneuvers, and train abseiling and redirecting directly on the route.
Clear communication on the rope and structured practice build your confidence in all movements on the rock. Step by step, you gain trust in your gear, your climbing technique, and independent climbing outdoors.
Clothing
- Gore-Tex jacket
- Softshell or fleece jacket
- Climbing shoes, snug but comfortable, or mountaineering boots
- Climbing pants, T-shirt, and jumper
- Approach shoes for the climbing area
Bring along
- Sunscreen and lip balm
- Backpack with hip belt about 15l
Practical Information
- Your backpack shouldn’t weigh more than 3-4 kg
Meals
- Lunch for snacks, ideal are bars, chocolate, nuts, dried fruit, jerky, cheese, whole grain bread
- Water bottle
Important Information
- Minimum participants: 4
- Suitable for: beginners with no prior knowledge
- The meeting point will be announced by the mountain guide before the course
- The mountain guide will contact you the day before the tour if there are any changes
Meeting Points
The meeting point will be announced by the mountain guide before the course starts
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