Deep-water Solo
Free-solo over 45′ high at the world’s only artificial deep-water solo complex.
Deep-water Solo is a form of free-solo rock climbing where the climber lands into a deep pool of water. The Whitewater Center’s deep-water solo complex has five walls ranging from 20 to 45 feet in height offering various levels of difficulty. Whitewater hosts the world’s largest deep-water solo competition every year during Tuckfest featuring the world’s preeminent climbers.
Available late-spring through fall.
Check-In at Deep Water Solo Complex on Hawk Island
What is Deep Water Solo?
Deep Water Solo is a climbing discipline involving free climbing over a body of water. Rather than utilizing ropes and harnesses, a climber free falls into the water upon release from the climbing surface.
Do I need to know how to swim to participate in DWS?
Yes, the ability to swim is a requirement for this activity.
Are life guards on duty at the Deep Water Solo climbing complex?
Yes, Deep Water Solo will have a certified lifeguard on duty at all times when the activity is accessible to pass holders.