Tree climbing

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This Oregon farm is dedicated to teaching people the professional art of tree climbing.

Words and Pictures by Grant Snider

Tree Steps – a Tree Friendly Climbing Device for the Adventurous: I have kids. Kids like to climb. On everything. Unfortunately for them, I like to mow the grass without crashing the tractor into tree branches so I’ve pretty much pruned off anything that’s 7’ or lower in the “mow zone”. This makes climbing tre…

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Tree Climbing

The author of 'The Tree Climber’s Guide' explains why we quit climbing trees and how we can get back into the branches.

No climbing gym can compete with the peace and connection to nature you find at the top of a tree. Free climbing, or climbing without safety ropes, brings you there quickly and without the hassle of carrying equipment. Make up for it with...

Children love to climb trees - they appear to be magnetically pulled upwards when they discover a branch beckoning up to them. Happily, it is really good for them! Climbing trees helps children develop physical strength, gross motor-skills, an enhanced vestibular sense, focus, confidence and resilience.

A young boy climbing an apple tree

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