Basic Rock Climbing Course - Cordoba

Meeting point at Altas Cumbres:

Overnight in tents

Dining tent.

Climbing Day 1:

• Breakfast.
• Early trek to the crags.
• Day of climbing in different sectors of the sierra.
• Light lunch.
• Descent to camp in the afternoon.
• Dinner in the dome tents.
• Overnight in a tent.  

Climbing Day 2:

• Breakfast.
• Early trek to the crags.
• Day of climbing in different sectors of the sierra.
• Light lunch.
• Descent to camp in the afternoon.
• Dinner in the dome tents.
• Overnight in a tent. 

Climbing Day 3

• Breakfast.
• Early trek to the crags.
• Full day of climbing.
• Trek back down in the afternoon.
• 5 pm farewell and end of our services.
• Return home on your own.

• Camp
  • Tents.
  • Dining tent.
  • Table and chairs.
• Food
  •  3 breakfasts, 3 afternoon snacks, 3 lunches, 2 dinners, trail snacks.
• Group technical equipment
  • Ropes.
  • Belay devices.
  • Cordelette, slings and anchors.
  • carabiners and ascenders
• Personal equipment
  • harnesses
  • helmets
• Safety
  • Personal accident insurance.
  • Guide with international WFR certification.
  • VHF communications equipment.
• Professionals
  • Professional Mountain Guides, FASA-certified Climbing Instructors.
  • Guiding and ongoing coordination throughout the preparation and trip.
• ADVENTURER ASSISTANCE:
  • Ongoing guidance and assistance.
  • Validation of the required equipment to make sure you're prepared.
  • 24/7 support until departure day.

• Travel to the course location
• Climbing shoes (pedulas/sticky-rubber shoes)
• Drinks

From Friday dinner through Sunday lunch and afternoon snack.

Breakfasts: fruit, cereal, toast, jams, cold cuts.

Trail lunches: picadas, empanadas, tacos.

• Small trekking backpack (30 to 55 liters)
• Trekking poles (optional)
• Sleeping bag.
• Physically Fit *** (Your doctor must confirm that you are fit to do this activity).

• Harness, helmet, carabiners, ropes, belay devices

• Socks,
• 1 pair of trekking shoes/boots (in good condition)
• 1 second pair of lightweight shoes for camp (to use in the dome tents)
• Long trekking pants (NOT JEANS)
• 1 pair of long warm pants or leggings.
• Changes of underwear.
• T-shirts and/or shirts (one long-sleeve)
• Warm layers (fleece top, or wool sweater)
• 1 waterproof outfit (jacket)
• 1 sun hat (with a brim) and another warm hat
• 1 neck scarf for sun protection
• Warm gloves and a scarf or fleece neck gaiter.
• Warm hat

• Headlamp with batteries.
• Sunglasses.
• Sunscreen, lip balm
• Toilet paper. Tissues. Baby wipes.

• Water containers for at least 2 liters (can be a plastic bottle)

• SILVER TAPE, for blisters and repairs.
• Mate, bombilla and yerba. Steel thermos.
• Travel assistance insurance (Suggested / Required if you don't have a health plan.***)

Yes, although it's an outing for people who already climb, people with no experience can also join.

We climb in half-day or full-day sessions, making the most of each day. 

Generally we split up into cars. Let us know if you have one. We split the travel costs. The idea is to arrive there Friday evening, to start early on Saturday. 

In mountain tents.

Check the section where you can see what you need to bring. A trekking backpack, trekking shoes, and a well-fitted second pair are the main items. 

It's not necessary, we include it: harness + helmet + rope and carabiners, belay plate, cordelette, etc.