Snowshoe avalanche safety in Colorado gaining awareness Snowshoeing feels so simple. Strap in, start walking, and the mountains open up. It’s accessible, affordable, and beginner-friendly — one of the reasons it’s become such a popular...
Bridging Past and Present in Colorado's High Country Explore the legacy of Duck Lake—a haven for generations, now revitalized for today’s adventurers. Duck Lake, located off the winter-closed Guanella Pass Road above Georgetown, has always been...
Inside the AIARE Rescue Course: Skills and Training Breakdown Key Skills Taught in the AIARE Rescue Course When venturing into the backcountry, safety is paramount. The American Institute for Avalanche Research and Education (AIARE) Rescue Course...
Early Season Snowfall: The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly Early season snowfall in the West brings both excitement for winter sports enthusiasts and warnings of potential hazards, as recent avalanche activity underscores the unpredictable...
Tips To Get Ready For Backcountry Touring Season Set Yourself Up For A Successful Backcountry Skiing Season in Colorado Prepare for an unforgettable backcountry skiing season in Colorado with our comprehensive guide. From checking your gear—ensuring...
What is appealing about snowshoeing in Colorado? The combination of beautiful scenery, peace, and solitude with a fitness challenge! Traversing snow-covered trails, exploring untouched landscapes, and immersion in tranquil nature while engaging in a physical...
Colorado Backcountry Hut Information Backcountry Hut Activities, Courses, & Guided Trips Hut trips are the quintessential Colorado experience for mountain adventurers of all skill levels. It is possible that you and your family can enjoy a...
Get to know Patrick "Perry" Johnson, one of Colorado Adventure Guides professional ice climbing guides. What is your current ice climbing experience and background? I’ve been climbing ice for 10 years. I learned how to...
Winter Hiking in Colorado: Difficulty Levels Whatever your goal, you’ll enjoy pristine winter beauty and uncrowded trails. The national forests and mountains around the Breckenridge area boast some of the world’s best hiking, and that’s true...
Colorado Ice Climbing Frequently Asked Questions Ice Climbing: An artistic dance and a demonstration of power, where finesse meets skills. When can I go Ice Climbing in Colorado? The prime ice climbing season in Colorado typically begins...
AIARE Courses Proven Effective at Increasing Avalanche Preparedness Practices AIARE Course Effectiveness Case Study The American Institute for Avalanche Research and Education, AIARE, the leading provider of recreational avalanche education in the United States, conducted a...
CAG’s Backcountry Avalanche Safety Mentorship Program Let Us Lead the Way Colorado boasts some of the most intricate snow layers worldwide, attracting researchers globally. Navigating the backcountry, regardless of transportation means, necessitates a comprehensive grasp of...
Industry Standard AIARE Avalanche Education Courses in Colorado Did you know that “AIARE” is not synonymous with all avalanche education programs? AIARE is the American Institute of Avalanche Research and Education, but the governing...
Why Should I Take an AIARE Course with Colorado Adventure Guides? The growth of backcountry skiing and riding in recent years has been incredible. With the fantastic images that we see in ski movies and...
The First Steps Breckenridge and Vail ski areas average about 1.6 million skier visits per season. If I break out my calculator and do some quick math, based on a 150 day season, that’s a...
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