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$69 for a Beginner Rock-Climbing Course on Mount Erie from Peregrine Expeditions ($155 Value)

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Guides impart basics of climbing, rappelling & adhering to commands atop scenic Mt. Erie during full-day course

Acquiring a new skill is always a challenge, be it perfecting belaying techniques or bleating directions to the nearest freshwater spring to thirsty mountain goats. Live and learn with this Groupon.

$69 for Level I Beginner Rock-Climbing Course ($155 Value)

Novice climbers in groups of 4–10 master the basic terminology, selection, and operation of climbing gear and commands necessary to successfully scale Mount Erie as it stands regally over Puget Sound, the Olympic Mountains, and the Cascade Mountains. Expert guides sharpen climbers' rope-wrangling methods and ascension techniques, including rappelling, lead climbing, and refraining from mocking the weather during the full-day course. Climbers arriving from the Seattle area meet at Lake Erie Grocery in Anacortes, and those coming from north of Anacortes meet in Bellingham at Backcountry Essentials.

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Promotional value expires Mar 6, 2013. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Reservation required. Must sign waiver. Subject to availability and scheduling; 4 climbers minimum required for trip. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About Peregrine Expeditions

The veteran athletes at Peregrine Expeditions nurture their already intimate relationships with Mother Nature during skiing and climbing excursions into the icy peaks of Mount Baker or jagged rock faces of Mount Erie. Backcountry skiing courses hone snow-skimming techniques, and intense skiing tours toe the border between the United States and Canada on two-day treks that embark each morning from a hut at base camp. Adrenaline junkies foray into Forbidden Peak for two or three days, conquering the ins and outs of navigating ice, performing mountaintop rescues, and backpacking in challenging conditions. Kid-specific expeditions tone tiny muscles and teach bird calls used to ask eagles the way to the nearest latrine as youngsters grouped by age engage in courses that span one to five days.

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