International ERCA Traditional Ropes Course Qualification & Continuous Belay Systems
Overview:
The ERCA Traditional Ropes Course Qualification & Continuous Belay Systems course is designed for instructors working on ropes courses who wish to expand their knowledge and earn a widely recognized qualification.
A Traditional High Ropes Course typically uses roped belay systems where participants belay each other (assisted belay systems) and may include elements such as the Leap of Faith and crate stack challenges.
Continuous Belay Systems are designed so that participants remain attached to the safety system throughout their experience; no additional belaying or equipment operation (beyond guiding a connector over brackets) is required.
Course Details
Location: Stubbers Adventure Centre, meet at the Welcome Centre.
Timings: Course runs from 9:00 am to no later than 6:00 pm each day.
Age Requirement: 18+
Equipment: All equipment provided. Please wear appropriate clothing for outdoor weather and closed-toe shoes.
Facilities: Toilets, showers, and changing rooms are available onsite.
Food: A coffee shop is available onsite, or you may bring a packed lunch and refreshments.
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Took the kids there without booking in advance, arrived and easily booked in for the climbing and archery. The staff were all extremely helpful and great with kids.
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We always have a brilliant time with our lads and ladies who have disabilities here. The staff are great. We enjoyed ourselves out on the sailing boats this time. The 4x4 driving is usually a big hit here.
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Great place for families and groups to enjoy outdoor activities such as climbing, off road driving, canoeing, jet skiing, sailing, laser tag and loads more. The staff are always very willing to help out.
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