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Climbing sports in BSA include rock climbing, rappelling, bouldering, and tower climbing, all governed by the Climb On Safely guidelines to ensure safety. Key safety procedures include using qualified instructors, conducting activities at established sites, ensuring proper adult supervision and required first aid certifications, and using appropriate gear and safety techniques like belaying and spotting.
Climbing sports in BSA include rock climbing, rappelling, bouldering, and tower climbing, all governed by the Climb On Safely guidelines to ensure safety. Key safety procedures include using qualified instructors, conducting activities at established sites, ensuring proper adult supervision and required first aid certifications, and using appropriate gear and safety techniques like belaying and spotting.
Horsetheif Butte
Horsetheif Butte
Horsethief Butte is one of our favorite rock climbing destinations because it works for all skill levels. Its basalt formations and stunning views of the Columbia River and Mt. Hood are worth the climb. This is our go-to spot for working on Climbing Merit Badge.
Smith Rock
Smith Rock
Smith Rock State Park is a world-renowned destination with thousands of routes for various skill levels, from beginner to advanced, we love the wide range of climbing options that abound not too far from home in Central Oregon.
Garden of the Gods
Garden of the Gods
Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs, Colorado is a designated National Natural Landmark with a rich history - but we love the rock climbing because it offers stunning views of red rock formations, and routes from beginner slabs, to difficult cracks and even desert towers.
Summer Camps
Summer Camps
Most of the Summer Camps we attend have a climbing program, tower, wall, or excursion. That is beneficial because these settings provide a safe, supervised environment to learn technical skills and begin Climbing Merit Badge.
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Climbing Gyms
Climbing Gyms
We go frequently to various climbing gyms because it is a fun and accessible way to build strength, endurance, and flexibility while providing a supportive community and controlled environment for learning new moves.
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