The Alta Project
The Alta Project is a long-term program that tracks how high you have climbed during their time at CSUB. 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. |