Welcome to the Front Range Slackline Alliance
Access
We are committed to maintaining and improving access to slacklining across the Front Range. Join us in our efforts to keep these areas open and accessible for everyone, by participating in advocacy, proper outdoor hygiene, courteous use of our shared spaces, and trail work days.
Events
Stay updated on our upcoming events, clinics, and community gatherings.
Several informal gatherings occur every year, most notably Dream Triangle over Boulder Falls, typically over Memorial Day weekend, and Fancy Day, in the fall, at Boulder Bowl.
Nearly every week, there are community meetups in most major cities along the Front Range.
- Fort Collins
- Denver - Wu Wednesdays - Cheeseman Park
- Colorado Springs
- Boulder - Slack Fridays - North Boulder Park
- Golden
Education
A safe community starts with educated and knowledgeable members. From regular rigging practice sessions, to indoor rescue trainings at PMI, and coordination with local search and rescue, we are committed to ensuring all who slack are able to learn best practices from some of the leaders of our sport.
About
FRSA is an organization to unify and represent slackliners in the Front Range of Colorado and beyond. There is no membership, and no official leaders, for now. The goal is to provide easy references to our wonderful community members with their wealth of knowledge, and facilite getting into the sport at any level. We are students, working professionals, and have been known to go our own way in the past. FRSA is a mechanism for us to tame our rowdier tendencies and work together to protect the spaces we love for all outdoor activities and all people. A unified public face for communicating with land managers, decisionmakers, and recruitment.
Where are the highlines, and how can I get on one?
If you are excited to try the extremes of the sport, we strongly encourage developing a relationship with folks who are actively in the community. While it is theoretically possible to teach yourself everything you need to know to rig from online resources, nothing is a replacement for true, hands on learning, from experienced riggers. Slacklining in general has undergone explosive growth in the last decade, and many online resources are outdated and considered bad practice, despite only being a few years old. While some locations for areas to rig are available online, many are kept semi private due to agreements with landowners.
Get Involved
Learn more about access in the Front Range and how you can contribute to our community. Join us in preserving and expanding slacklining opportunities throughout Colorado.