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For over 60 years, West Coast Wire Rope & Rigging, Inc. (WCWR) has been a leader in serving the logging, construction, marine, and OEM industries with the most extensive full-service rigging fabrication facilities on the West Coast. With four locations strategically placed in three states, we pride ourselves on the value added services we provide, the relationships we build, and the diversity of vendors we represent. WCWR‘s longevity and reputation in the industry is a testament of our commitment to our customers; whether the need is a sling assembly for an overhead lifting application, a hard to find piece of hardware, or a WCWR is ready to find a solution. Learn more: ABOUT US

We have a 70,000 square foot location including a retail store, comprehensive wire rope and rigging shop, custom nylon sling sewing loft, industrial hose and fittings department and expansive metal division with the ability to cut and shear your purchase. From scaffolding to diamond plate, from custom nylon slings to crab pots, we have more under one roof than any other Northwest supplier. Need something you don’t see? Our salesmen are happy to assist you with what you are looking for. Interested in opening an account? Drop in or call for a credit application, we’d be happy to help. As always, we appreciate your business!

Sensation is the pinnacle of the four-course Zip Wild complex. Imagine standing several stories above the forest floor on a wood platform in the midst of the fir-tree canopy. The only way forward is straight out of a Tarzan movie, and it’s called a Jane Swing. Grab a rope. Jump off the platform. Swing 30-to-40 feet and catch a suspended net.

Monkey Ropes, a series of suspended rope loops into which participants must step on as they cross from one platform to the next. They’re slanted upward, so climbing through them requires both core strength and balancing skill.

Monkey Bridge (an option to the Jane swing). This is a very small tightrope bridge that requires participants to maneuver around a tree – a difficult feat of balancing skill.