PNW Canyoneering Visitors Guide
A collection of essays detailing the necessary steps and considerations to help you prepare for a PNW canyoneering adventure.
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What Should You Do? Part 2: Stuck in a Canyon: Practical Advice for Emergency Situations.
In an emergency it is crucial to have a plan to put into motion so that you and your party can stay safe while you await help.
What Should You Do? Part 1: Plan Ahead And Prepare To Avoid Needing Rescue.
It is important that we plan ahead and prepare for the worst, so that when it does happen, it is a minor inconvenience and not an emergency.
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May 20-21st: Pacific Northwest Canyoning Exclusive Offer: Seland Aneto Wetsuits – Try Before You Buy!
Exclusive Sale: $315 after tax – How Often Do You Get to Try on a Wetsuit Before You Buy it? Finding the perfect wetsuit for canyoning in the Pacific Northwest can be a challenging task. You want something that not only fits you well but also provides durability, comfort, and affordability. There are a lot
10% Discount for First Responders, Military, Veterans, and Teachers; Summer of Appreciation!
As a way to show our appreciation for the hard work that you do, we are offering a special discount of 20% off to firefighters, police officers, first responders, teachers, outdoor educators, military personnel, veterans, and their families.
What Would You Do? Solving Realistic Canyon Scenarios. Stuck Rope: Part 2
What Would You Do? Solving Realistic Canyon Scenarios. Stuck Rope: Part 2 WFR scenarios are medical scenarios in the backcountry that anyone who has taken a wilderness medical course is familiar with. In Part 1 we invented a contrived scenario that involved getting a rope unrecoverably stuck, and not having enough rope to continue down
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What Would You Do? Solving Realistic Canyoning Scenarios.
What Would You Do? Solving Realistic Canyon Scenarios. Stuck Rope: Part 1 WFR scenarios are medical scenarios in the backcountry that anyone who has taken a wilderness medical course is familiar with. My next series of blog posts is going to be posing realistic canyoning scenarios. Remember, this is not a “what would you have
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Visitors Guide Part 3: Equipment For Canyoning in Washington.
This post discusses key pieces of technical equipment like; harness, lanyards, carabiners, ascenders, pulleys, canyon quickdraws, rappel devices, and your emergency knife.
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Visitors Guide: Part 2: Necessary Equipment For Canyoneering In Washington State. Part 2
When planning a canyoning trip in Washington State, one of the most important things to consider is what equipment you’ll need. This post will walk you through the essential gear you’ll need for a safe and enjoyable canyoning trip.
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Visitors Guide: Part 1: Necessary Information For Canyoneering in Washington State.
So, you want to go on a canyoneering adventure in Washington State, but you don’t know where to start. Wild Sky has compiled this guide of useful information to help you get started in planning your adventure.
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