About this Event
BIPOC Outdoor Gear Library has once again partnered with ONE AXE Pursuits (Elora) to provide a day you’ll never forget!
🎉 BIPOC Intro to Ice Climbing 2025!!! 🎉
🧊 Exclusive day-access to a 60-ft beginner ice wall + short hike in Elora
🧊High-quality instruction with trained instructors + complimentary belay lesson
🧊 Full equipment rental, including crampons
⭐️Sun, February 9th | 10 am - 4 pm
⭐️10 SPOTS AVAILABLE | $100 CAD
⭐️Registration opens Monday, January 9th at 7 pm ET
⭐️Link in bio!
Thank you to FUNDING including subsidizing 75% of the participant cost for this unique experience! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This event is a safe(r) space for BIPOC community members. You are encouraged to show up exactly as you are, and we expect participants to support every effort to guarantee dignity, respect, and a feeling of belonging.
AUDIENCE: Open to Black, Indigenous, and Racialized adults (18+)
TRANSPORTATION AND MEALS: Participants are responsible for their travel to Elora and must bring a packed lunch, water and snacks.
ACCESS: The event is a 6-hour day at a moderate activity level; Adaptive crampon options are available. Due to the level of risk, If you have any relevant health concerns, please consult your healthcare provider at your discretion.
GEAR & APPAREL:
- Harnesses fit up to 52 inches
- Helmet circumference fits 19 to 24 inches
- The min. boot size is W4.5, and max boot size is M13.5 (you can bring your own boots or use ski boots if you are out of this range)
- Information on what to wear can be found here:
oneaxepursuits.com/post/what-to-wear-ice-climbing.
Generally - be sure to wear a light, warm base layer (wool or synthetic), a light synthetic mid-layer that will be breathable and dry quickly if damp, and finally a waterproof shell to contain warmth and repel moisture. Please let us know if you require further assistance with apparel.
REGISTRATION: Waivers must be signed at the event, including a photo/video release. Required Information upon registration includes height, weight, and boot size. Please let us know if you require support with access, apparel, transportation or meals.
This event is a safe(r) space for BIPOC community members (and their families). You are encouraged to show up exactly as you are, and we expect participants to support every effort to guarantee dignity, respect, and a feeling of belonging.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
ONE AXE Pursuits, 24 Henderson Street, Elora, Canada
CAD 107.83
