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PHOTO:
Setting off from the portaledge on "Black Magic
Woman" |
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FEEDBACK: "An amazing weekend! Still can't believe I did
it" Adrian A, Swansea, 2005 |
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Overview |
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For
those looking at climbing big walls, the amount
of new equipment, and skills to master can seem
daunting. These guided days allow you to learn multi
pitch aid climbing in stunning scenery, and even
to experience a night on a portaledge. |
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All
technical kit is included, aid climbing kit, ropes,
helmet, harness, portaledge. To consider this course,
you should be confident in lead climbing and ropework. |
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These
days are available only as an extension after a
week long course. For example, if you booked on
a Bastille Rock course, the Guiding finishes on
the Friday, and you could be off to artificial climbing
on the Saturday morning. Not a bad way to finish
your holiday! |
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Dates: Run on demand from
April through to November. For current availability
on this course click
here. |
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Prices |
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Standard
course |
1
days guiding, teaching artificial climbing |
£340 |
Premium
course |
1
days guiding with night on a portaledge
(obviously subject to weather, experience
and conditions) |
£400+ |
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Secure
online booking system |
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| Standard
Course Inclusions: 1) IFMGA Mountain Guide
for one day, 2) Chamonix course hosts for logistics &
briefings, 3) Pre course information booklet, 4) Equipment
discount voucher for UK shops, 5) Free 36 page technical
Course Instruction Booklet. |
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| Exclusions:
1) Travel to and from Chamonix, 2) Equipment hire, 3)
Personal laundry, telephone calls, lunches, evening meals
in valley, & any purchases in mountain huts / hotels
/ restaurants, 4) Cable cars and uplift for you and your
guide (cable cars for guide included in Chamonix), 5)
Accommodation, 6) Transport / tunnel ticket outside the
Chamonix valley, 7) Activities insurance, & excess
baggage charges. |
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