The club organizes five-month courses open to children aged 6-14. The lessons include both theoretical and practical sessions, all based on the principle of maintaining safety rules.

  • setting up a tent,
  • knots,
  • how and what kind of campfire to build,
  • river crossing,
  • indoor and rock climbing,
  • orientation,
  • first aid,
  • expeditions: mountain ascents, hiking through forest trails, canyons, and gorges,
  • camp organization activities.

Practical Lessons

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Imaginary River

What an intense practical session! Today we learned how 14 people can cross a river while only one person gets into the water. Yes, indeed,

Climbing Sunday

Another successful Sunday! By training on various surfaces, climbers work both their external and internal muscles—the ones that support the spine and internal organs. So,

Practical Orienteering Lesson

350 degrees – 30 steps, 150 degrees – 18 steps, 260 degrees – 12 steps, and so on—we were able to find the checkpoints. This

First Rock Climbing

Why not try something new? It’s time to move from the gym walls to the rocks. With every training session, the club members add new

If you can, keep walking

Today we had a slackline training session. Before the lesson, the children were very curious about what slacklining is and how useful it is in

First Aid

When going to the mountains, you must prepare correctly and be able to overcome any danger, whether it be weather-related, natural obstacles, or physical injury.

Clean Armenia: Cleanup in Garni Gorge

The risk of irreversible changes to the natural environment in certain regions of the country has expanded along with the scale of human economic activity.

Tie Fast and Correctly

4 PEAKS Mountain Club children learn a knot at the end of every class, and today we decided to see how they were doing. But

Physical Fitness

Physical fitness is aimed at strengthening and maintaining health, as well as developing a person’s mental and physical abilities. It contributes to the harmony of

Team Defeat

“It was very cold; we found ourselves in a forest where there was a lot of snow. We emerged from the dense trees and found

For us, climbing is an expression of friendship.

Even though climbing is a unique sport, we believe that success here can only be achieved with the support of friends. We strive to instill

Birdwatching

The first phase of the “Vultures of Armenia” lecture series, organized in schools as part of “Vulture Month,” has concluded. During this phase, NABU Armenia

Cleanup at Azat Reservoir

Once or twice a year (except for 2020), the “4 Peaks” mountain club organizes a major cleanup with two goals: to educate children on caring