This system utilizes pullies and rope friction devices to safely and efficiently move an individual from the danger of cliffs and steep slopes to a more level area suitable for the team to carry them out. In this scenario, they used hundreds of meters of rope and a guiding line aerial ropeway suspension system. These practice sessions culminated with how to rescue an injured person from the top of Devils Tower. Throughout the training, they dedicated many hours to rescue scenarios.
The first week was fundamentals of rope rescue, followed by self-rescue & small teams response during the second week. The 2-week seminar included detailed instruction on high-angle rescue systems and how to use technical equipment for practical use. This course was instructed within the monument by “Rigging for Rescue” out of Ouray, CO. Last month, Devils Tower staff attended a high-angle rope rescue course.
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