Seattle · CLIMBING & RAPPELLING
The 4 best climbing & rappelling trips you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Climb 100 to 200 feet into Lopez Island’s Douglas fir canopy with expert guides, ocean views, safety training, and small groups.
“Brandon was awesome! Very cool experience! We didn’t know what to expect and weren’t disappointed. Brandon made us feel safe and was patient with our kids. Also I left my phone and he was very kind to bring it to us.”
Review of Wild Sky’s Seattle waterfall canyoneering tour, with rappels, slides, zip lines, expert guides, gear, photos, and practical tips.
“So so so much fun and the guides were so kind, knowledgeable, and helpful! I had no idea you could canyon here in Washington but you definitely can. The river they took us to had so many fun waterfalls to rappel and slide down, all unique and fun! Highly recommend.”
Review of Miyar Adventures’ 3-day Mount Baker climb, covering routes, guides, gear, training, costs, risks, and who should book.
“We trekked to EBC with Karma Sherpa and Parshuram Ravi as our guides. They were highly professional, flexible, courteous, knowledgeable and supportive. We requested some last minute adjustments to our travel schedule and helped fully with a smile. It was a joyful experience and I highly recommend them as well as Miyar Adventures. We also did Kilimanjaro with Miyar team. Both great experiences. Sundeep and his team are outstanding.”
Learn outdoor climbing, belaying, knots, and rappelling with a guide at Mt Erie, with beginner and intermediate routes for ages 7 and up.
“I had a great time climbing with AdventureTerra on our Intro to Rock Climbing Course. Our instructor Clay was polite, professional, and extremely knowledgeable. All gear was provided for us and was in good working order. Clay was on time and worked with each individual according to their skill and comfort level. These guys are great instructors and would highly recommend them to anyone looking to improve their skills or just have fun on a weekend.”
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