This immersive four-hour excursion offers a comprehensive "canyoneering" experience that transforms the rugged terrain of Catskill Park into a natural obstacle course. Throughout the journey, you will
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Location: The Catskills
What's Included
- Required harness, helmet and rappel device
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: Yes, participants usually need to be at least 12 years old to join the Catskills Canyoning experience. However, it's best to check with Stay Rad Climbing Guides directly as they may have specific age and weight restrictions. Kids under 18 will also need a parent or guardian to sign a waiver. It’s great for families looking for an active day outdoors!
A: The best time for canyoning in the Catskills is usually late spring to early fall (May to September). This way, the waterfalls are flowing nicely, and the weather is warm enough to enjoy the pools. Fall can be beautiful too, but the water might be colder. Just check the weather beforehand, especially if you’re doing it in late season.
A: They provide all the technical gear like harnesses, helmets, and rappel devices, so you just need to wear comfortable clothes that can get wet. Think quick-dry shorts and a tight-fitting top, plus water shoes or old sneakers. Also, bring a change of clothes and a towel for after, since you’ll definitely get soaked!
Discussions
Just did Catskills Canyoning - what a blast!
I went on the Catskills Canyoning adventure last weekend and it was incredible! 🤩 The rappelling down the waterfalls was such an adrenaline rush. The guides from Stay Rad Climbing were super chill and made sure we were all safe while having fun. If you're thinking about gifting this experience, do it! Perfect for someone who loves the outdoors and some thrill. Just remember to wear quick-dry clothes.
Gift Ideas for an Adventure Lover - Catskill Canyoning?
I’m thinking about getting my boyfriend a Catskills Canyoning experience for his birthday. He loves hiking and swimming but has never done anything like this before. Does anyone have any thoughts on if it’s beginner-friendly? I want him to enjoy it and not feel overwhelmed!