The Red Rock Wonder has become one of our most successful programs.  It is sure to lift the spirits of participants and is a very memorable way to experience Sedona.  

A short drive brings us to a private setting where we discuss goals of the day and ways that we can all make our day the most positive experience possible. While on the fifteen minute hike, we stop to learn about the local plants and wildlife that make Sedona unique. The end of our hike takes us to a spectacular 'Island in the Sky' where we have grand vistas and can see most of the major rock formations in Sedona.  We outfit everyone in state of the art harnesses and  helmets. We have a great first timers traverse, and short climbs set up for those who would like to start slow.  We then have some more challenging climbs for those who want to push their limits.  For the full day program we can bring lunch, add geology talks, or even in-depth debriefing and dinner at the river!

Click here for a PDF printable version of the Red Rock Wonder

The PDF 'What to bring and expect' sheet for groups

We have provided this program for Lufthansa Airlines, Wyeth Pharmaceuticals, Muscular Dystrophy Association, Hilton Resorts, Outward Bound Professional and many others. The location and activities are ideal for all abilities. Please call  for a reference sheet. 

There are many metaphors in climbing that can transfer into individual and team development.  A few of the areas that we can highlight for your groups are:

Increasing Trust
Goal Setting
Improving The Decision Making Process
Breaking unproductive behaviors
Accepting Challenges
Evaluating Perceived Risk vs. Actual Risk
Accepting Challenges 
Enhancing Teamwork and Group Unity

Terra Trax is insured by the World Wide Outfitters and Guides Association.  We use state of the art equipment and have a perfect safety record.  Our staff has years of experience with years of medical and rescue accreditation.  There is always at least one Emergency Medical Technician on every program. Our Climbing programs are designed and monitored by owner and head guide Glenn Slattery. Glenn has introduced climbing to over 1000 people.   Currently, Glenn is a certified Emergency Medical Technician, Member and Rope Rescue instructor for the Sedona Fire Department, assistant instructor for Ropes that Rescue, and member of the Arizona Department of Public Safety Helicopter rescue team.