abseiling
The kids conquering their fears made abseiling an absolute highlight of our school excursion!
Add some fun and interesting dimensions your school camps with abseiling, just one of many popular activities for outdoor education or outdoor recreation camps for school groups near Barrington Tops wilderness area. Also try white water canoeing, kayaking, hiking, mountain biking, ropes course, survival skills, orienteering or carbon neutral programs!
Abseiling
The thrill of going over a rocky cliff and defying gravity is one of the great lures to abseiling. Barrington Outdoor Education offers abseiling as part of our programs for outdoor education or outdoor recreation at our scenic riverside campground. It’s the perfect activity to add to a morning or afternoon session in your tailored program with us, without having to leave the site.
The rock face used is perfect for beginners where your students will learn about anchoring, safe use of descenders and how not to slip out of a safety harness. This is a particularly good activity to push the limits of your students whilst building teamwork and trust. The sense of achievement from a successful cliff face session is often rated as one of the program highlights by our client schools.
Abseiling
The thrill of going over a rocky cliff and defying gravity is one of the great lures to abseiling. Barrington Outdoor Education offers abseiling as part of our programs for outdoor education or outdoor recreation at our scenic riverside campground. It’s the perfect activity to add to a morning or afternoon session in your tailored program with us, without having to leave the site.
The rock face used is perfect for beginners where your students will learn about anchoring, safe use of descenders and how not to slip out of a safety harness. This is a particularly good activity to push the limits of your students whilst building teamwork and trust. The sense of achievement from a successful cliff face session is often rated as one of the program highlights by our client schools.
