Charity Abseiling Dalkey & The Burren
Charity Challenge Event Dalkey Quarry, County Dublin or The Burren, County Clare.
Abseiling Dalkey or The Burren.
Location:
Duration: 90 minutes
Availability: 7 days a week
Suitable for Adults and over 12 year olds
Want to try Abseiling in Dalkey, County Dublin or The Burren, County Clare?
Abseiling In County Dublin or County Clare
Reckon you are brave enough to Abseil down a high vertical cliff?
Conquer the ultimate challenge! As participants brace themselves for the BIG ONE – the cliff abseil that will test their courage like never before. Fear not as our expert team will be there to support them every step of the way.
We start with a comprehensive briefing and gear-up session, followed by a practice abseil on flat ground. This give participants a chance to get hands-on with the ropes and understand the abseiling process.
Before you start the abseil you’ll be on a safety line which we control from the top so we always have you! Then it’s time to take the step over the edge!
The start is always the scariest but once you’re down a couple of metres it gets a lot easier.
Charity Abseil
We’ve two locations to choose from: in Dalkey, with breathtaking views over Dublin Bay and the sea, or in The Burren, renowned as one of the world’s most stunning coastal limestone areas.
Participants will be immersed in the beauty of nature as they take on this thrilling descent.
Abseiling Dalkey Or the burren
Dalkey Quarry is located a 10 minute walk from Dalkey DART Station and gives spectacular views over Dublin Bay and south over the Wicklow Mountains. Dalkey Quarry has a rich history with its stone being exported near and far. There is a cafe at the other end of the park and toilets.
The Burren National Park is located a 1.5 hours drive from Galway. It draws its name from the Irish boíreann, or rocky place and is internationally famous for its landscape and unique flora.
For charity events we take up to about 60 people in timeslots throughout the day.
Abseiling is also called Rappelling in some countries. Why is it called ‘abseiling’? Believe it or not it’s a German word ‘ab’ meaning down and ‘seil’ meaning rope!
