backcountry Courses
Natural wind slab avalanche, Mt. Washington, May 2022.
Human triggered D1 wind slab avalanche, June Lake, Jan 2025
Surface Hoar crystals found near Yosemite National Park, Feb 2024
because luck should never be a part of the plan.
Moving through the mountains is about managing uncertainty.
It’s important to have a tool box of tools to help you move safely when conditions change! We’ve got numerous courses to help you build up that toolbox.
which course is right for you?
-
Our Beginner Backcountry Weekend is the perfect course for you!
-
But I still don’t really know what I’m doing. I’ve never had professional guidance. I can follow along, but I don’t really know what’s going on.
Check out:
Beginner Backcountry Weekend
AIARE 1 (if you’re pretty comfortable on your gear)
WFA/WFR Recert
-
and I’ve toured more than a handful of times. I’m looking to build on fundamentals, and start to develop as a backcountry leader. I want a more advanced skillset!
Check out:
Season Long Mentorship Program
WFA/WFR Recert
Ski/Splitboard Mountaineering
-
I’ve been touring for at least a season. I’ve taken an avalanche education course. I’m a strong skiier/rider. I want to ski the steeps, I’m into free ride, etc.
Check out:
Season Long Mentorship Program
WFA/WFR Recert
Ski/Splitboard Mountaineering