Climbing
Adaptive climbing is both physically and psychologically beneficial and requires not only movement and strength but also courage and planning. Program provided through the Hi-Line Climbing Center.
- Bouldering Basics: Bouldering is a form of rock climbing on shorter walls with no ropes and no harnesses; but with big pads underneath to provide a safer landing. This is a small group that is learning the fundamentals of climbing techniques, meeting new friends and getting physically stronger. (8 yrs old and up)
- Learn the Ropes: This form of rock climbing is with ropes to help assist the climber. The climber may be using the climbing holds on the walls and/or the ropes to ascend. (8 yrs old and up)
- Level Up (VO-V2): After mastering the Bouldering Basics class, this is the next level. This is a small group with a coach to help the climber work through bouldering problems. This group has the possibility to compete in bouldering competitions around the state of Montana. (12 yrs old and up)
- One-on-One: This class is for those that may not be ready for a group setting. This is catered individually to the climber and their needs. (6 yrs old and up)
For more information contact our Climbing Coordinator:
Steph Richardson: [email protected]
- Ages 8 and up
- Must be ambulatory
- Have controlled behavior – ability to consistently follow directions.
- Cost: $10 per class
- Ages 16 and up.
- Attend Eagle Mount Climbing Volunteer Training.
- You will be helping and assisting climbers to learn the basics of bouldering in a safe environment with skilled professionals. You will be helping to teach/assist basic spotting, planning a climb and achieving it.
- Must wear clothes that are comfortable to move around in. Feel free to bring a water bottle. Climbing shoes will be provided. A Hi-Line Liability waiver must be signed before being able to volunteer in this program.
Friday Night Out and Prom
Gatherings for our participants to socialize with their peers in a safe and supervised environment.
For more information contact our Coordinator:
Ronni Halko – [email protected]
- Friday Night Out: Ages 13 and up.
- Prom: Ages 15 and up.
- Ages 16 and up.
- Act as mentors and willingness to get involved.
- Help demonstrate and uphold Eagle Mount expectations.
Bowling
Bowling provides the opportunity to bowl and socialize with their peers in a supervised yet public place.
For more information contact our Bowling Coordinators:
Heather Martin: [email protected]
Ronni Halko: [email protected]
- Ages 10 and up.
- Cost: $10 per day
- Ages 16 and up.
- Act as mentor, socialize and assist with bowling activities.
Thunder Soccer
Montana Rush Thunder soccer program is a community based recreational program specifically designed to help athletes with physical and intellectual disabilities participate in soccer. The emphasis of the program is on development, training, and providing a rewarding experience rather than on competition, enabling individuals to improve their fitness and enhance their self-esteem.
Current Schedule- Location: Siebel Soccer Park, 1000 57th St No
- $15 per day
For more information contact our Soccer Coordinator:
Jill Van Son: [email protected]
- Ages 4 and up
- You must register through Eagle Mount – 454-1449
- New participants to Eagle Mount must fill out a participant application.
- Ages 14 and up.
- New volunteers to Eagle Mount must fill out a volunteer application.
Pontoon/Rafting
Our Rafting and Pontoon activities present the opportunity to enjoy a summer’s day on the Missouri River.
For more information contact our Coordinators:
Pontoon: Heather Martin – [email protected]
Pontoon Guidelines
Rafting: Steph Richardson – [email protected]
- Ages 8 and up.
- Must be able to wear a life jacket.
- The ability to sit independently for extended periods of time.
- No fear of water and have controlled behavior.
- Ages 16 and up.
- Attend Eagle Mount Rafting Volunteer Training.
- The ability to lift 50 lbs. (rafting volunteers need to be able to row a large raft).
- Must be able to wear a life jacket.