You can search CAIC's website for forecasts, field reports, blog posts, and information web pages to find current and past weather conditions throughout the state and to learn about avalanche safety in the backcountry.
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Mountain Trip's Avalanche Rescue Course focuses on the latest companion rescue tools and techniques, and the steps to take if someone in your party is caught in an avalanche. It is a one-day, stand-alone course recommended for anyone venturing into backcountry avalanche terrain.
Mountain Trip's Avalanche Rescue Course focuses on the latest companion rescue tools and techniques, and the steps to take if someone in your party is caught in an avalanche. It is a one-day, stand-alone course recommended for anyone venturing into backcountry avalanche terrain.
Mountain Trip's Avalanche Rescue Course focuses on the latest companion rescue tools and techniques, and the steps to take if someone in your party is caught in an avalanche. It is a one-day, stand-alone course recommended for anyone venturing into backcountry avalanche terrain.
Mountain Trip's Avalanche Rescue Course focuses on the latest companion rescue tools and techniques, and the steps to take if someone in your party is caught in an avalanche. It is a one-day, stand-alone course recommended for anyone venturing into backcountry avalanche terrain.
Mountain Trip's Level 1 Avalanche Course is designed to teach the fundamentals of making sound decisions while traveling in avalanche terrain. This course is ideal for participants who have previous knowledge of their ski touring gear, uphill travel, and are highly skilled downhill skiers and riders. This course includes three days of in-depth, hands-on instruction in the backcountry, in addition to a mix of online and in-person classroom learning with an AMGA trained or certified avalanche instructor.
Mountain Trip's Level 1 Avalanche Course is designed to teach the fundamentals of making sound decisions while traveling in avalanche terrain. This course is ideal for participants who have previous knowledge of their ski touring gear, uphill travel, and are highly skilled downhill skiers and riders. This course includes three days of in-depth, hands-on instruction in the backcountry, in addition to a mix of online and in-person classroom learning with an AMGA trained or certified avalanche instructor.
Mountain Trip's Level 1 Avalanche Course is designed to teach the fundamentals of making sound decisions while traveling in avalanche terrain. This course is ideal for participants who have previous knowledge of their ski touring gear, uphill travel, and are highly skilled downhill skiers and riders. This course includes three days of in-depth, hands-on instruction in the backcountry, in addition to a mix of online and in-person classroom learning with an AMGA trained or certified avalanche instructor.
Mountain Trip's Level 2 Avalanche Course is a four-day course designed for advanced backcountry skiers and riders with a minimum of two full seasons of touring experience. Meticulously refined based upon feedback from previous course graduates, this capstone experience represents the pinnacle of training for recreationalists in the United States. Students are required to have completed a Level 1 and Avalance Rescue course prior to enrollment.
Mountain Trip's Level 1 Avalanche Course is designed to teach the fundamentals of making sound decisions while traveling in avalanche terrain. This course is ideal for participants who have previous knowledge of their ski touring gear, uphill travel, and are highly skilled downhill skiers and riders. This course includes three days of in-depth, hands-on instruction in the backcountry, in addition to a mix of online and in-person classroom learning with an AMGA trained or certified avalanche instructor.