Tunnel to Towers Climb - Chicago, IL

Climbing Details How long is the T2T Tower Climb at 150 N. Riverside Drive? You will be starting at the park next to the building at ground level and climbing up to the 50th floor How many steps are there per flight? The number of steps varies per flight. Can I climb more than one time up? Yes, after your first climb, please take the elevator down to the first level. Once every wave has been sent off, there may be an opportunity to have a second, untimed climb. Will there be medical assistance if necessary? There will be medics on the premises in the event of an emergency. They will be staged at the base of the building next to the elevators so they can respond quickly to an emergency on any floor. What direction does the stairwell wind? The stairwell winds to the right. Is there a limit on how many people can register? As of now, the operational capacity of this event is 500 participants. Is this a timed climb? Yes. Timing chips will be attached to the back of your bib and will record your finish time. The timing chip should remain affixed to your bib. In order to receive an accurate time, please make sure your bib is clearly visible on the FRONT of the torso. Check back the day before the event for information on wave assignments and the link to the website with official results! Can climbers stop on a landing to catch their breath? Yes, but be aware that other participants are behind you, so please try to stay out of their way. Slower climbers should move to the left, allowing faster climbers to pass on the right. I might get tired and be unable to finish, what should I do? No problem if you cannot finish. Just find a volunteer or staff member who can escort you to the nearest rest area and direct you to an elevator. I’m a first responder/military. Can I wear my bunker/turnout gear, Scott pack, service/utility/combat uniform, etc.? Yes, you may wear your uniform with gear. In fact, we encourage it! Can I bring my cell phone? Yes, you may bring your cell phone. Pa