by cascademtnacnt | Sep 30, 2024 | Avalanche, Avalanche Education, Education, Women in the Backcountry
Continue your avalanche education with our Women’s Affinity AIARE 2 Avalanche Course. This course is for women (queer, trans, and cis-gendered) who are ready to deepen their understanding of the avalanche phenomenon and hone their skills in decision making, terrain management, and tour planning.
by cascademtnacnt | Sep 21, 2024 | Avalanche, Avalanche Education, Education, Ski & Ride, Women in the Backcountry
Join our Women’s Affinity AIARE 1 Avalanche Course and take your first steps towards becoming a confident and informed backcountry traveler. This course is for women (queer, trans, and cis-gendered) aiming to begin their avalanche education journey in a supportive and community-focused learning environment.
by Katie Doyle | Mar 30, 2022 | Avalanche, Avalanche Education, Education
Cascade Mountain Ascents is excited to offer custom AIARE programs for interested parties. If you’re looking for a more private or catered experience, or if you’ve got an awesome crew of skiers and riders you want to learn with, we can create a course that both meets your needs and the standards outlined by AIARE. Inquire here about your custom avalanche course today.
by cascademtnacnt | Mar 30, 2022 | Alpine, Alpine Education, Education, The Sharp End
Crevasse rescue is a necessary skill for glacier travel at any level. Get your glacier climbing career started right with a comprehensive crevasse rescue course. Our two-day program efficiently teaches the necessary skills for dealing with various crevasse fall scenarios, without rushing through practice of these important tools.
by Katie Doyle | Mar 30, 2022 | Alpine, Alpine Education, Education, The Sharp End
Our four-day Glacier Mountaineering Course on Mount Baker is a technical course designed for recreationists seeking a concise and affordable approach to learning technical alpine climbing skills in glaciated terrain. The well scaffolded curriculum is designed to meet students where they are in their understanding of alpine climbing systems (be that complete novice or more advanced). Starting with the basics, students will engage with essential knots, hitches, anchor systems, self and team arrest, and roped team travel. Towards the end of course, the culmination of these skills will come to bear on learning and practicing crevasse rescue and a summit attempt of Mount Baker.