Rigging and rope access, anywhere on earth.

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Who We Are

We live in the vertical world.

GravityLine is a technical rope work company built on the idea that good rigging doesn’t belong to any one discipline. We bring together decades of combined experience in rope access, big wall rock climbing, high-angle rescue, and international expedition logistics.

Today we work alongside a global network of elite specialists, united by one goal: helping people access the world's most extraordinary vertical environments safely and confidently.

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Services

Rope Access & Rigging

Safe, efficient access to vertical, remote, and otherwise unreachable environments — personnel, systems, and expertise, so you can focus on the work.

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Risk Management & Safety Planning

Risk assessment, safety planning, and emergency action plans for high-angle and remote operations.

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Via Ferrata Design & Build

End-to-end design and installation — from route planning through anchor hardware and ongoing inspection.

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Expedition Consulting

Technical planning and logistics for expeditions built on complex rope systems and high-angle access.

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Training & Workshops

Bespoke, instructor-led rope and rescue training built around your team, terrain, and equipment.

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Specialties

Inside Rope Access & Rigging

Rope Access & Rigging covers four specialties, each with its own page.

01

TV & Film Production

Camera rigging, crew access, and rope support for productions in vertical terrain.

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02

Scientific Expeditions

Rope systems for reaching remote research sites such as cliffs, canopies, caves, and canyon walls.

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03

Standby Rescue

Certified rope rescue personnel on site during an event.

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04

Custom Adventures

Private guided access to technical and remote terrain.

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Recent Projects

Días de la Gloria

Two women attempt the first free ascent of Las Guerreras in the Sierra Madre of northeastern Mexico.

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Flashed project

Flashed

Babsi Zangerl makes history by completing the first-ever flash of El Capitan.

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BORSTAR

US Border Patrol's Search, Trauma, and Rescue unit training high level technical rescue on Mt Lemmon, Arizona.

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Taipei 101

Alex Honnold climbs one of the tallest buildings in the world - without a rope, live on Netflix.

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Where to start

Not Sure Where to Start?

Find the line that sounds like your project, or tell us about it and we'll point you to the right one.

01

Your project needs people on a rope in vertical or remote terrain
Rope Access & Rigging →

02

You need safety documentation for an insurer, an agency, or a review board
Risk Management & Safety Planning →

03

You want to build a via ferrata route
Via Ferrata Design & Build →

04

Your expedition depends on rope systems, remote terrain, or complex logistics
Expedition Consulting →

05

Your team needs rope and rescue skills developed or refreshed
Training & Workshops →

“

We appreciate the adaptability of the training curriculum. Our missions are often unpredictable, so we always need to be prepared to solve new problems. GravityLine sets us up for success with a principles-based approach to rope skills that allows us to improvise.

— A. Jones, US Air Force Pararescue

Every project starts with a conversation.

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