The Alta Project
The Alta Project is a long-term program that tracks how high you have climbed during their time at ÂãÁÄÖ±²¥. As you climb your heights will be compared to some of the world's tallest peaks such as half Dome, Mt. Everest, and even Olympus Mons on Mars. This is a free programming event to sign up for at The Rock Desk.
RULES
When certain mountains are reached, participants will earn prizes as a reward for their hard work.
- You must sign into the Alta Project at The Rock desk every time you do laps
- A rock staff member must record your climb in order for the distance to be added to your total
- The distance is measured per lap completed on the tower with partial laps not counting
- Every line is 30 ft. except for the overhang, which counts as 35 ft.
- At the end of each month, total heights will be calculated
- Laps will not only be recorded during open hours and exclude ALL competition days
When certain mountains are reached, participants will earn prizes as a reward for their hard work.
Mountain Heights
| Mountain Name | Location | Elevation |
|---|---|---|
| Driskill | Bienville Parish, Louisiana | 535 ft. |
| Loma Prieta Peak | Santa Cruz, California | 3,786 ft. |
| Mile High Club | N/A | 5,280 ft. |
| Half Dome | Yosemite National Park, California | 8,839 ft. |
| Mt. Whitney | Sequoia National Park, California | 14,505 ft. |
| Denali | Denali National Park and Preserve, Alaska | 20,310 ft. |
| Chomulungma (AKA Mt. Everest) | Solukhumbu District, Nepal | 29,029 ft. |
| Maxwell Montes | Planet: Venus | 36,000 ft. |
| Pavonis Mons | Planet: Mars | 45,932 ft. |
| Ascraeus Mons | Planet: Mars | 59,383 ft. |
| Olympus Mons | Planet: Mars | 69,459 ft. |