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SUMMARY:ORTOVOX Safety Session: SAM3D Avalanche Terrain & Tour Planning – Golden\, CO
DESCRIPTION:Colorado Adventure Guides and ORTOVOX are bringing the ORTOVOX Safety Session on Avalanche Terrain and Tour Planning to Bentgate Mountaineering in Golden\, CO. \nThis interactive clinic gives participants the opportunity to work through avalanche-terrain and tour-planning scenarios using the ORTOVOX Safety Academy Mountain 3D model. Working in small groups\, participants identify terrain features\, interpret avalanche forecast information and use that information to make route-planning decisions. \nWhat We’ll Work On\nDuring the session\, participants will explore: \n\nSlope angle and why slopes over 30° matter in avalanche terrain\nSlope aspect and elevation\nTerrain traps and other terrain hazards\nHow to read avalanche danger ratings\nHow to interpret an avalanche forecast by aspect\, elevation and avalanche problem\nHow to apply forecast information to terrain\nHow to identify safer and higher-risk route options\nHow group goals\, experience and risk tolerance influence tour planning\n\nThe seminar specifically works through slope steepness\, aspect\, elevation\, weather\, terrain traps and avalanche-forecast interpretation before moving into route planning. \nHow the Clinic Works\nParticipants begin by identifying avalanche terrain on a topographic map\, including slopes steeper than 30°\, relevant aspects and terrain traps. They then transfer that information to the SAM 3D mountain and use avalanche forecast information to identify terrain of concern. \nFrom there\, each group plans and evaluates ascent and descent routes. The exercises ask participants to consider whether a route avoids avalanche terrain and terrain traps\, whether it exposes the group to remotely triggered avalanches\, and whether the route fits the group’s agreed-upon level of acceptable risk. \nGroup Decision-Making\nA central part of the session is understanding how group dynamics affect backcountry decisions. Participants consider compatibility of goals\, skills and equipment\, experience\, familiarity with terrain and risk tolerance before making route choices together. \nAbout the ORTOVOX Safety Academy Mountain 3D Model\nThe SAM model is designed to make avalanche risk management and tour planning more visual and interactive. Participants use the model to examine terrain factors such as slope steepness\, aspect and danger areas and then combine those observations with avalanche forecast information to select routes appropriate to the group’s risk tolerance. \nReserve Your Free Spot\nSpace is limited. Advance RSVP required. \nEvent Team: \n\nOrganizer: Colorado Adventure Guides\nPresented in partnership with: ORTOVOX\nHosted at: Bentgate Mountaineering\n\nExplore all free Avy Savvy Winter Clinics → \nReady for formal avalanche training? Explore CAG Avalanche Courses →
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/ortovox-sam3d-golden-bentgate-2026-10-28/
LOCATION:Bentgate Mountaineering\, 1313 Washington Ave\, Golden\, CO\, 80401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Avy Savvy Clinic
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261104T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261104T193000
DTSTAMP:20261008T134432Z
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SUMMARY:ORTOVOX Safety Session: SAM3D Avalanche Terrain & Tour Planning – Denver\, CO
DESCRIPTION:Colorado Adventure Guides and ORTOVOX are bringing the ORTOVOX Safety Session on Avalanche Terrain and Tour Planning to Cripple Creek Backcountry in Denver\, CO. \nThis interactive clinic gives participants the opportunity to work through avalanche-terrain and tour-planning scenarios using the ORTOVOX Safety Academy Mountain 3D model. Working in small groups\, participants identify terrain features\, interpret avalanche forecast information and use that information to make route-planning decisions. \nWhat We’ll Work On\nDuring the session\, participants will explore: \n\nSlope angle and why slopes over 30° matter in avalanche terrain\nSlope aspect and elevation\nTerrain traps and other terrain hazards\nHow to read avalanche danger ratings\nHow to interpret an avalanche forecast by aspect\, elevation and avalanche problem\nHow to apply forecast information to terrain\nHow to identify safer and higher-risk route options\nHow group goals\, experience and risk tolerance influence tour planning\n\nThe seminar specifically works through slope steepness\, aspect\, elevation\, weather\, terrain traps and avalanche-forecast interpretation before moving into route planning. \nHow the Clinic Works\nParticipants begin by identifying avalanche terrain on a topographic map\, including slopes steeper than 30°\, relevant aspects and terrain traps. They then transfer that information to the SAM 3D mountain and use avalanche forecast information to identify terrain of concern. \nFrom there\, each group plans and evaluates ascent and descent routes. The exercises ask participants to consider whether a route avoids avalanche terrain and terrain traps\, whether it exposes the group to remotely triggered avalanches\, and whether the route fits the group’s agreed-upon level of acceptable risk. \nGroup Decision-Making\nA central part of the session is understanding how group dynamics affect backcountry decisions. Participants consider compatibility of goals\, skills and equipment\, experience\, familiarity with terrain and risk tolerance before making route choices together. \nAbout the ORTOVOX Safety Academy Mountain 3D Model\nThe SAM model is designed to make avalanche risk management and tour planning more visual and interactive. Participants use the model to examine terrain factors such as slope steepness\, aspect and danger areas and then combine those observations with avalanche forecast information to select routes appropriate to the group’s risk tolerance. \nReserve Your Free Spot\nSpace is limited. Advance RSVP required. \nEvent Team: \n\nOrganizer: Colorado Adventure Guides\nPresented in partnership with: ORTOVOX\nHosted at: Cripple Creek Backcountry\n\nExplore all free Avy Savvy Winter Clinics → \nReady for formal avalanche training? Explore CAG Avalanche Courses →
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/ortovox-sam3d-denver-cripple-creek-2026-11-4/
LOCATION:Cripple Creek Backcountry – Denver\, 2401 15th St #100\,\, Denver\, CO\, 80202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Avy Savvy Clinic
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SUMMARY:Savvy Ski Tour Planning – Boulder\, CO
DESCRIPTION:Build essential skills for exploring the backcountry and earning those turns!\n\n\n\n\nJoin Ortovox\, and Colorado Adventure Guides at Neptune Mountaineering in Boulder\, CO to discuss planning\, prepping\, and safely executing a ski tour. We’ll alternate between three stations: \n\nSimulate collaboration\, risk management\, and tour planning with Ortovox’s Safety Academy Mountain (SAM) 3D mountain model.\nCover basic avalanche safety specifically for travelling in the Colorado backcountry.\nDiscuss touring gear and what to pack for a ski tour.\n\nThis event is designed for backcountry skiers of all ability levels. \n\n\n\nMore about the ORTOVOX Safety Academy Mountain 3D Model Station\nThe SAM model is designed to make avalanche risk management and tour planning more visual and interactive. Participants use the model to examine terrain factors such as slope steepness\, aspect and danger areas and then combine those observations with avalanche forecast information to select routes appropriate to the group’s risk tolerance. \nHow the Clinic Works\nParticipants begin by identifying avalanche terrain on a topographic map\, including slopes steeper than 30°\, relevant aspects and terrain traps. They then transfer that information to the SAM 3D mountain and use avalanche forecast information to identify terrain of concern. \nFrom there\, each group plans and evaluates ascent and descent routes. The exercises ask participants to consider whether a route avoids avalanche terrain and terrain traps\, whether it exposes the group to remotely triggered avalanches\, and whether the route fits the group’s agreed-upon level of acceptable risk. \nWhat We’ll Work On\nDuring the session\, participants will explore: \n\nSlope angle and why slopes over 30° matter in avalanche terrain\nSlope aspect and elevation\nTerrain traps and other terrain hazards\nHow to read avalanche danger ratings\nHow to interpret an avalanche forecast by aspect\, elevation and avalanche problem\nHow to apply forecast information to terrain\nHow to identify safer and higher-risk route options\nHow group goals\, experience and risk tolerance influence tour planning\n\nReserve Your Free Spot\, Space is limited.  \nEvent Team: \n\nOrganizer: Colorado Adventure Guides\nPresented in partnership with: ORTOVOX\nHosted at: Neptune Mountaineering\n\nCheck out other events from our friends at Neptune Mountaineering \nExplore all free Avy Savvy Winter Clinics → \nReady for formal avalanche training? Explore CAG Avalanche Courses →
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/ortovox-sam3d-boulder-neptune-2026-11-05/
LOCATION:Neptune Mountaineering\, 633 S Broadway unit a\, Boulder\, CO\, 80305\, United States
CATEGORIES:Avy Savvy Clinic
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261114T080000
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SUMMARY:Backcountry Navigation Course
DESCRIPTION:Build confidence navigating Colorado’s backcountry with this immersive two-day course that blends foundational skills with modern tools. You can choose to take 1 of the 2 modules\, or complete the course by taking both at a discounted rate. \nModule one focuses on map and compass navigation—reading topographic maps\, understanding terrain\, and making sound route-finding decisions in the field. \nModule two introduces digital navigation using platforms like CalTopo\, including trip planning\, GPS tracking\, and managing offline maps. \nEach module is delivers a balanced mix of classroom instruction and hands-on field application. \nYou’ll learn to plan efficient routes\, stay oriented\, and adapt to changing conditions. This course emphasizes real-world decision-making\, risk management\, and integrating analog and digital systems for confident\, safe backcountry travel in Colorado and beyond. \n\n\n\nWhat’s included\n\n\nProfessional and experienced instructor \n\n\nPrinted topographic map \n\n\nCertificate of completion \n\n\n\n\nWhat’s not included\n\n\nFood/snacks/water \n\n\nInstructor gratuity \n\n\nBaseplate compass (Suunto A-10 or equivalent) \n\n\n\n\nItinerary\n\nModule 1: Map and Compass – Analog Navigation \n\nIntroduction to navigation and route finding\nTopographic maps deep dive\nMap interpretation exercises\nCompass fundamentals\nTaking and following bearings\nIn-field practical navigation exercises and scenarios\nEssential skill not dependent on your cell phone’s GPS or battery life.\n\nModule 2: Digital Navigation and Integration \n\nDigital navigation overview\nIntro to digital mapping tools\nComplete route planning session on CalTopo\nTrip planning exercises\nSharing CalTopo maps and route plan with others\nIn-field digital navigation practice\, analog + digital integration\, scenario based navigation\nTips on extending battery life in the field
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/backcountry-navigation-course6/
LOCATION:Colorado Adventure Guides\, 204 Ryan Gulch Road\, Silverthorne\, CO\, 80498\, United States
CATEGORIES:Backcountry Navigation
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261118T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261118T193000
DTSTAMP:20261008T133701Z
CREATED:20261008T131356Z
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SUMMARY:ORTOVOX Safety Session: SAM3D Avalanche Terrain & Tour Planning – Silverthorne\, CO
DESCRIPTION:Colorado Adventure Guides and ORTOVOX are bringing the ORTOVOX Safety Session on Avalanche Terrain and Tour Planning to Cripple Creek Backcountry in Silverthorne\, CO. \nThis interactive clinic gives participants the opportunity to work through avalanche-terrain and tour-planning scenarios using the ORTOVOX Safety Academy Mountain 3D model. Working in small groups\, participants identify terrain features\, interpret avalanche forecast information and use that information to make route-planning decisions. \nWhat We’ll Work On\nDuring the session\, participants will explore: \n\nSlope angle and why slopes over 30° matter in avalanche terrain\nSlope aspect and elevation\nTerrain traps and other terrain hazards\nHow to read avalanche danger ratings\nHow to interpret an avalanche forecast by aspect\, elevation and avalanche problem\nHow to apply forecast information to terrain\nHow to identify safer and higher-risk route options\nHow group goals\, experience and risk tolerance influence tour planning\n\nThe seminar specifically works through slope steepness\, aspect\, elevation\, weather\, terrain traps and avalanche-forecast interpretation before moving into route planning. \nHow the Clinic Works\nParticipants begin by identifying avalanche terrain on a topographic map\, including slopes steeper than 30°\, relevant aspects and terrain traps. They then transfer that information to the SAM 3D mountain and use avalanche forecast information to identify terrain of concern. \nFrom there\, each group plans and evaluates ascent and descent routes. The exercises ask participants to consider whether a route avoids avalanche terrain and terrain traps\, whether it exposes the group to remotely triggered avalanches\, and whether the route fits the group’s agreed-upon level of acceptable risk. \nGroup Decision-Making\nA central part of the session is understanding how group dynamics affect backcountry decisions. Participants consider compatibility of goals\, skills and equipment\, experience\, familiarity with terrain and risk tolerance before making route choices together. \nAbout the ORTOVOX Safety Academy Mountain 3D Model\nThe SAM model is designed to make avalanche risk management and tour planning more visual and interactive. Participants use the model to examine terrain factors such as slope steepness\, aspect and danger areas and then combine those observations with avalanche forecast information to select routes appropriate to the group’s risk tolerance. \nReserve Your Free Spot\nSpace is limited. Advance RSVP required. \nEvent Team: \n\nOrganizer: Colorado Adventure Guides\nPresented in partnership with: ORTOVOX\nHosted at: Cripple Creek Backcountry\n\nExplore all free Avy Savvy Winter Clinics → \nReady for formal avalanche training? Explore CAG Avalanche Courses →
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/ortovox-sam3d-silverthorne-cripple-creek-2026-11-18/
LOCATION:Cripple Creek Backcountry – Silverthorne\, 358 Blue River Pkwy Suite F\, Silverthorne\, 80498\, United States
CATEGORIES:Avy Savvy Clinic
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261124T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261124T193000
DTSTAMP:20261008T192048Z
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SUMMARY:Backcountry 101 – Taking Your First Steps into the Backcountry – Lakewood\, CO
DESCRIPTION:Thinking About Getting Into the Backcountry?\nJoin Colorado Adventure Guides and Weston for an introductory Backcountry 101 clinic designed for skiers and snowboarders who want to learn what it takes to begin exploring beyond the resort. \nThis clinic provides an overview of the equipment\, education\, safety systems\, and planning resources that form the foundation of backcountry skiing and splitboarding. \nWhether you are considering your first touring setup\, trying to understand avalanche education options\, or simply wondering what skills you need before heading into the backcountry\, this session is designed to help you build a clear starting point. \nWhat You’ll Learn\n\nHow backcountry ski and splitboard setups work\nEssential avalanche rescue and safety equipment\nThe role of avalanche education and companion rescue training\nBasic trip-planning tools and resources\nBackcountry packs\, layering\, communication\, and emergency gear\nLeave No Trace principles and backcountry etiquette\nPractical next steps for building skills and experience\n\nWho Should Attend?\nThis clinic is designed for resort skiers and snowboarders who are curious about backcountry travel\, considering their first touring setup\, or trying to understand what education and skills they need before heading beyond the resort. \nNo previous backcountry experience is required. \nYour Next Step\nBackcountry 101 is intended as a starting point. From here\, participants can continue into introductory backcountry skiing or splitboarding instruction\, avalanche rescue training\, and formal avalanche education. \nPresented By\nColorado Adventure Guides + Weston Backcountry \nColorado Adventure Guides provides backcountry skiing\, splitboarding\, avalanche education\, and mountain instruction throughout Colorado. The presentation identifies CAG as a four-season guide service and a leading Colorado AIARE avalanche education provider. \nWeston is a Colorado-based ski\, snowboard\, and splitboard manufacturer with a strong focus on backcountry education and community programming. \nReserve Your Free Spot\nSpace is limited. Advance RSVP required. \nEvent Team: \n\nOrganizer: Colorado Adventure Guides\nPresented in partnership with: Weston Backcountry\nHosted at: Weston Backcountry\n\nExplore all free Avy Savvy Winter Clinics → \nReady for formal avalanche training? Explore CAG Avalanche Courses → \n 
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/backcountry-101-lakewood-weston-2026-11-24/
LOCATION:Weston Backcountry\, 1492 Ammons St\, Lakewood\, CO\, 80214
CATEGORIES:Avy Savvy Clinic
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261201T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261201T193000
DTSTAMP:20261008T212539Z
CREATED:20261008T211918Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261008T212539Z
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SUMMARY:ORTOVOX Safety Session: SAM3D Avalanche Terrain & Tour Planning – Evergreen\, CO
DESCRIPTION:Colorado Adventure Guides and ORTOVOX are bringing the ORTOVOX Safety Session on Avalanche Terrain and Tour Planning to Boone Mountain Sports in Evergreen\, CO. \nThis interactive clinic gives participants the opportunity to work through avalanche-terrain and tour-planning scenarios using the ORTOVOX Safety Academy Mountain 3D model. Working in small groups\, participants identify terrain features\, interpret avalanche forecast information and use that information to make route-planning decisions. \nWhat We’ll Work On\nDuring the session\, participants will explore: \n\nSlope angle and why slopes over 30° matter in avalanche terrain\nSlope aspect and elevation\nTerrain traps and other terrain hazards\nHow to read avalanche danger ratings\nHow to interpret an avalanche forecast by aspect\, elevation and avalanche problem\nHow to apply forecast information to terrain\nHow to identify safer and higher-risk route options\nHow group goals\, experience and risk tolerance influence tour planning\n\nThe seminar specifically works through slope steepness\, aspect\, elevation\, weather\, terrain traps and avalanche-forecast interpretation before moving into route planning. \nHow the Clinic Works\nParticipants begin by identifying avalanche terrain on a topographic map\, including slopes steeper than 30°\, relevant aspects and terrain traps. They then transfer that information to the SAM 3D mountain and use avalanche forecast information to identify terrain of concern. \nFrom there\, each group plans and evaluates ascent and descent routes. The exercises ask participants to consider whether a route avoids avalanche terrain and terrain traps\, whether it exposes the group to remotely triggered avalanches\, and whether the route fits the group’s agreed-upon level of acceptable risk. \nGroup Decision-Making\nA central part of the session is understanding how group dynamics affect backcountry decisions. Participants consider compatibility of goals\, skills and equipment\, experience\, familiarity with terrain and risk tolerance before making route choices together. \nAbout the ORTOVOX Safety Academy Mountain 3D Model\nThe SAM model is designed to make avalanche risk management and tour planning more visual and interactive. Participants use the model to examine terrain factors such as slope steepness\, aspect and danger areas and then combine those observations with avalanche forecast information to select routes appropriate to the group’s risk tolerance. \nReserve Your Free Spot\nSpace is limited. Advance RSVP required. \nEvent Team: \n\nOrganizer: Colorado Adventure Guides\nPresented in partnership with: ORTOVOX & Boone Mountain Sports\nHosted at: Evergreen Brewery\, 2962 Evergreen Pkwy #201\, Evergreen\, CO 80439\,\n\nExplore all free Avy Savvy Winter Clinics → \nReady for formal avalanche training? Explore CAG Avalanche Courses →
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/ortovox-sam3d-evergreen-boone-mountain-sports-2026-12-01/
LOCATION:Boone Mountain Sports\, 2962 Evergreen Pkwy\, Evergreen\, CO\, 80439\, United States
CATEGORIES:Avy Savvy Clinic
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261202T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261202T193000
DTSTAMP:20261008T133521Z
CREATED:20261008T131849Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261008T133521Z
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SUMMARY:ORTOVOX Safety Session: SAM3D Avalanche Terrain & Tour Planning – Edwards\, CO
DESCRIPTION:Colorado Adventure Guides and ORTOVOX are bringing the ORTOVOX Safety Session on Avalanche Terrain and Tour Planning to Cripple Creek Backcountry in Edwards\, CO. \nThis interactive clinic gives participants the opportunity to work through avalanche-terrain and tour-planning scenarios using the ORTOVOX Safety Academy Mountain 3D model. Working in small groups\, participants identify terrain features\, interpret avalanche forecast information and use that information to make route-planning decisions. \nWhat We’ll Work On\nDuring the session\, participants will explore: \n\nSlope angle and why slopes over 30° matter in avalanche terrain\nSlope aspect and elevation\nTerrain traps and other terrain hazards\nHow to read avalanche danger ratings\nHow to interpret an avalanche forecast by aspect\, elevation and avalanche problem\nHow to apply forecast information to terrain\nHow to identify safer and higher-risk route options\nHow group goals\, experience and risk tolerance influence tour planning\n\nThe seminar specifically works through slope steepness\, aspect\, elevation\, weather\, terrain traps and avalanche-forecast interpretation before moving into route planning. \nHow the Clinic Works\nParticipants begin by identifying avalanche terrain on a topographic map\, including slopes steeper than 30°\, relevant aspects and terrain traps. They then transfer that information to the SAM 3D mountain and use avalanche forecast information to identify terrain of concern. \nFrom there\, each group plans and evaluates ascent and descent routes. The exercises ask participants to consider whether a route avoids avalanche terrain and terrain traps\, whether it exposes the group to remotely triggered avalanches\, and whether the route fits the group’s agreed-upon level of acceptable risk. \nGroup Decision-Making\nA central part of the session is understanding how group dynamics affect backcountry decisions. Participants consider compatibility of goals\, skills and equipment\, experience\, familiarity with terrain and risk tolerance before making route choices together. \nAbout the ORTOVOX Safety Academy Mountain 3D Model\nThe SAM model is designed to make avalanche risk management and tour planning more visual and interactive. Participants use the model to examine terrain factors such as slope steepness\, aspect and danger areas and then combine those observations with avalanche forecast information to select routes appropriate to the group’s risk tolerance. \nReserve Your Free Spot\nSpace is limited. Advance RSVP required. \nEvent Team: \n\nOrganizer: Colorado Adventure Guides\nPresented in partnership with: ORTOVOX\nHosted at: Cripple Creek Backcountry\n\nExplore all free Avy Savvy Winter Clinics → \nReady for formal avalanche training? Explore CAG Avalanche Courses →
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/ortovox-sam3d-edwards-cripple-creek-2026-12-02/
LOCATION:Cripple Creek Backcountry – Edwards\, 34237 US-6\, Edwards\, CO\, 81632\, United States
CATEGORIES:Avy Savvy Clinic
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261204T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261206T160000
DTSTAMP:20260807T162134Z
CREATED:20260807T162134Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T162134Z
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SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Avalanche Safety
DESCRIPTION:These courses will take place along the continental divide with a classroom in Dumont and field days near Loveland and/or Berthoud Passes. \nLearn. Practice. Stay Alive.\nTraveling in the backcountry requires a solid understanding of avalanche risk and the knowledge to mitigate these risks through appropriate terrain assessment and decision making. Colorado is home to one of the most complex snowpacks in the entire world\, and people come from all across the globe to study the snowpack here. Our local team of AIARE-certified leaders and instructors have an intimate relationship with the local terrain and snowpack conditions where we operate & will teach you how to recognize\, manage\, and minimize these hazards\, and to reduce risks. Avalanche Safety education is the core of our winter operations and we are pleased to offer education in six Colorado Counties\, including ski resort-based and hut-based courses. \nOur 3-Day AIARE Level 1 Avalanche Courses in the Front Range zone combines pre-course e-learning\, classroom\, and field instruction to introduce participants to the hazards of traveling in avalanche terrain. All of our Level 1 courses will include 24 hours of coursework at a minimum\, and two days on snow. \nAs an Ortovox Safety Academy partner\, our AIARE courses include the complimentary use of Ortovox avalanche safety equipment like their Diract Voice beacon\, a shovel like their Beast\, an ALU probe\, and an Ortovox backpack designed to hold them for easy access. \nWe want to make sure that you get the education that you need and don’t cut corners in delivering the best product so that we can maximize your benefit!
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-1-dec4-2026/
LOCATION:Front Range Zones (Loveland or Berthoud Passes)
CATEGORIES:AIARE 1 Front Range Zone
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261204T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261206T160000
DTSTAMP:20260807T163139Z
CREATED:20260807T163139Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T163139Z
UID:73644-1796371200-1796572800@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Avalanche Safety
DESCRIPTION:Learn. Practice. Stay Alive.\nThese course dates will be based out of the Summit County area with classroom in Silverthorne \nTraveling in the backcountry requires a solid understanding of avalanche risk and the knowledge to mitigate these risks through appropriate terrain assessment and decision making. Colorado is home to one of the most complex snowpacks in the entire world\, and people come from all across the globe to study the snowpack here. Our local team of AIARE-certified leaders and instructors have an intimate relationship with the local terrain and snowpack conditions where we operate & will teach you how to recognize\, manage\, and minimize these hazards\, and to reduce risks. Avalanche Safety education is the core of our winter operations and we are pleased to offer education in six Colorado Counties\, including ski resort-based and hut-based courses. \nOur 3-Day AIARE Level 1 Avalanche Courses based out of the Summit County area combine pre-course e-learning\, classroom\, and field instruction to introduce participants to the hazards of traveling in avalanche terrain. All of our Level 1 courses will include 24 hours of coursework at a minimum\, and two days on snow. \nAs an Ortovox Safety Academy partner\, our AIARE courses include the complimentary use of Ortovox avalanche safety equipment like their Diract Voice beacon\, a shovel like their Beast\, an ALU probe\, and an Ortovox backpack designed to hold them for easy access.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-1-dec4-2026-2/
LOCATION:Summit County Zones (within 45 minutes of Breckenridge)
CATEGORIES:AIARE 1 Summit Zone
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261205T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261205T160000
DTSTAMP:20260811T164004Z
CREATED:20260811T164004Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260811T164004Z
UID:73727-1796457600-1796486400@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE Rescue- Summit
DESCRIPTION:AIARE Rescue is appropriate for both new and experienced recreational backcountry travelers\, as well as aspiring avalanche professionals. This one-day (8-hour) course is intended to be retaken on a regular basis. New participants will learn companion rescue\, and returning students will expand their skills and knowledge with advanced topics and realistic scenario practice. AIARE recommends that all backcountry travelers keep their skills current by taking an Avalanche Rescue Course at least every other year. Each participant will receive professional coaching in rescue skills and will receive a certificate of completion at course end. The Rescue course is a prerequisite for the AIARE 2 and Pro 1 Courses. \nAs an Ortovox Safety Academy partner\, our AIARE courses include the complimentary use of Ortovox avalanche safety equipment like their Diract Voice beacon\, a shovel like their Beast\, an ALU probe\, and an Ortovox backpack designed to hold them for easy access.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-rescue-summit-dec5-2026/
CATEGORIES:AIARE Rescue
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261209T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261209T160000
DTSTAMP:20260811T164038Z
CREATED:20260811T164038Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260811T164038Z
UID:73729-1796803200-1796832000@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE Rescue- Summit
DESCRIPTION:AIARE Rescue is appropriate for both new and experienced recreational backcountry travelers\, as well as aspiring avalanche professionals. This one-day (8-hour) course is intended to be retaken on a regular basis. New participants will learn companion rescue\, and returning students will expand their skills and knowledge with advanced topics and realistic scenario practice. AIARE recommends that all backcountry travelers keep their skills current by taking an Avalanche Rescue Course at least every other year. Each participant will receive professional coaching in rescue skills and will receive a certificate of completion at course end. The Rescue course is a prerequisite for the AIARE 2 and Pro 1 Courses. \nAs an Ortovox Safety Academy partner\, our AIARE courses include the complimentary use of Ortovox avalanche safety equipment like their Diract Voice beacon\, a shovel like their Beast\, an ALU probe\, and an Ortovox backpack designed to hold them for easy access.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-rescue-summit-dec9-2026/
CATEGORIES:AIARE Rescue
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261209T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261209T193000
DTSTAMP:20261008T192822Z
CREATED:20261008T150621Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261008T192822Z
UID:74215-1796839200-1796844600@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE Avalanche Aware – Golden\, CO
DESCRIPTION:Build a Better Understanding of Avalanche Risk\nJoin Colorado Adventure Guides at Bentgate Mountaineering in Golden for AIARE Avalanche Aware\, an introductory avalanche awareness clinic designed to help winter recreationists better understand avalanche hazards\, recognize avalanche terrain\, use the avalanche forecast\, identify obvious warning signs\, and determine appropriate next steps in avalanche education. \nNo previous avalanche education is required. \nWhat You’ll Learn\n\nHow avalanches form and where they can occur\nHow to recognize avalanche terrain and terrain traps\nHow to read an avalanche forecast\nHow danger ratings\, weather\, and recent observations inform travel decisions\nFive common warning signs of avalanche instability\nBasic strategies for avoiding avalanche terrain\nWhat education and skills to pursue next\n\nReading the Forecast & Recognizing Red Flags\nParticipants will learn where to find the most important information in an avalanche forecast\, including danger ratings\, travel advice\, elevation\, weather\, observations\, and recent avalanche activity. \nWe’ll also discuss five obvious signs of increasing avalanche danger: wind-drifted snow\, rapid warming\, heavy snowfall or rain\, cracking or collapsing snow\, and recent avalanches. \nAvalanche Terrain & Safer Choices\nAvalanches occur on and below steep\, snow-covered slopes. The clinic introduces participants to start zones\, avalanche tracks\, runouts\, terrain traps\, and basic tools for recognizing terrain where avalanche exposure may exist. \nThe goal isn’t to turn one evening into a full avalanche course — it’s to help you recognize when avalanche terrain may be present and understand when additional training is needed. \nWhat Comes Next?\nYour next step depends on how you plan to recreate. \nIf your goal is to avoid avalanche terrain\, useful skills include terrain identification\, map reading\, winter travel skills\, and first aid. \nIf you plan to travel in or around avalanche terrain\, you’ll need additional training in avalanche rescue\, risk management\, forecast interpretation\, terrain selection\, and group communication. \nTravelers entering avalanche terrain should also carry and know how to use a transceiver\, probe\, and shovel. \nWho Should Attend?\nIdeal for backcountry skiers and splitboarders\, snowshoers\, snowmobilers\, winter hikers\, mountaineers\, and anyone who recreates around steep\, snow-covered terrain. \nNo previous avalanche education required. \nReserve Your Free Spot\nSpace is limited. Advance RSVP required. \nEvent Team:\n\nOrganizer: Colorado Adventure Guides\nPresented in partnership with: AIARE (American Institute for Avalanche Research and Education)\nHosted at: Bentgate Mountaineering\n\nExplore all free Avy Savvy Winter Clinics → \nReady for formal avalanche training? Explore CAG Avalanche Courses →
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-avalanche-aware-golden-bentgate-2026-12-09/
LOCATION:Bentgate Mountaineering\, 1313 Washington Ave\, Golden\, CO\, 80401\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261211T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261213T160000
DTSTAMP:20260807T162205Z
CREATED:20260807T162205Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T162205Z
UID:73622-1796976000-1797177600@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Avalanche Safety
DESCRIPTION:These courses will take place along the continental divide with a classroom in Dumont and field days near Loveland and/or Berthoud Passes. \nLearn. Practice. Stay Alive.\nTraveling in the backcountry requires a solid understanding of avalanche risk and the knowledge to mitigate these risks through appropriate terrain assessment and decision making. Colorado is home to one of the most complex snowpacks in the entire world\, and people come from all across the globe to study the snowpack here. Our local team of AIARE-certified leaders and instructors have an intimate relationship with the local terrain and snowpack conditions where we operate & will teach you how to recognize\, manage\, and minimize these hazards\, and to reduce risks. Avalanche Safety education is the core of our winter operations and we are pleased to offer education in six Colorado Counties\, including ski resort-based and hut-based courses. \nOur 3-Day AIARE Level 1 Avalanche Courses in the Front Range zone combines pre-course e-learning\, classroom\, and field instruction to introduce participants to the hazards of traveling in avalanche terrain. All of our Level 1 courses will include 24 hours of coursework at a minimum\, and two days on snow. \nAs an Ortovox Safety Academy partner\, our AIARE courses include the complimentary use of Ortovox avalanche safety equipment like their Diract Voice beacon\, a shovel like their Beast\, an ALU probe\, and an Ortovox backpack designed to hold them for easy access. \nWe want to make sure that you get the education that you need and don’t cut corners in delivering the best product so that we can maximize your benefit!
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-1-avalanche-safety-2/
LOCATION:Front Range Zones (Loveland or Berthoud Passes)
CATEGORIES:AIARE 1 Front Range Zone
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261211T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261213T160000
DTSTAMP:20260807T163217Z
CREATED:20260807T163217Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T163217Z
UID:73646-1796976000-1797177600@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Avalanche Safety
DESCRIPTION:Learn. Practice. Stay Alive.\nThese course dates will be based out of the Summit County area with classroom in Silverthorne \nTraveling in the backcountry requires a solid understanding of avalanche risk and the knowledge to mitigate these risks through appropriate terrain assessment and decision making. Colorado is home to one of the most complex snowpacks in the entire world\, and people come from all across the globe to study the snowpack here. Our local team of AIARE-certified leaders and instructors have an intimate relationship with the local terrain and snowpack conditions where we operate & will teach you how to recognize\, manage\, and minimize these hazards\, and to reduce risks. Avalanche Safety education is the core of our winter operations and we are pleased to offer education in six Colorado Counties\, including ski resort-based and hut-based courses. \nOur 3-Day AIARE Level 1 Avalanche Courses based out of the Summit County area combine pre-course e-learning\, classroom\, and field instruction to introduce participants to the hazards of traveling in avalanche terrain. All of our Level 1 courses will include 24 hours of coursework at a minimum\, and two days on snow. \nAs an Ortovox Safety Academy partner\, our AIARE courses include the complimentary use of Ortovox avalanche safety equipment like their Diract Voice beacon\, a shovel like their Beast\, an ALU probe\, and an Ortovox backpack designed to hold them for easy access.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-1-dec11-2026/
LOCATION:Summit County Zones (within 45 minutes of Breckenridge)
CATEGORIES:AIARE 1 Summit Zone
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261215T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261215T193000
DTSTAMP:20261010T002549Z
CREATED:20261008T144217Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261010T002549Z
UID:74213-1797357600-1797363000@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Backcountry 101 – Taking Your First Steps into the Backcountry – Denver\, CO
DESCRIPTION:Thinking About Getting Into the Backcountry?\nJoin Colorado Adventure Guides and Weston for an introductory Backcountry 101 clinic designed for skiers and snowboarders who want to learn what it takes to begin exploring beyond the resort. \nThis clinic provides an overview of the equipment\, education\, safety systems\, and planning resources that form the foundation of backcountry skiing and splitboarding. \nWhether you are considering your first touring setup\, trying to understand avalanche education options\, or simply wondering what skills you need before heading into the backcountry\, this session is designed to help you build a clear starting point. \nWhat You’ll Learn\n\nHow backcountry ski and splitboard setups work\nEssential avalanche rescue and safety equipment\nThe role of avalanche education and companion rescue training\nBasic trip-planning tools and resources\nBackcountry packs\, layering\, communication\, and emergency gear\nLeave No Trace principles and backcountry etiquette\nPractical next steps for building skills and experience\n\nWho Should Attend?\nThis clinic is designed for resort skiers and snowboarders who are curious about backcountry travel\, considering their first touring setup\, or trying to understand what education and skills they need before heading beyond the resort. \nNo previous backcountry experience is required. \nYour Next Step\nBackcountry 101 is intended as a starting point. From here\, participants can continue into introductory backcountry skiing or splitboarding instruction\, avalanche rescue training\, and formal avalanche education. \nPresented By\nColorado Adventure Guides + Weston Backcountry + Confluence Kayak & Ski \nColorado Adventure Guides provides backcountry skiing\, splitboarding\, avalanche education\, and mountain instruction throughout Colorado. The presentation identifies CAG as a four-season guide service and a leading Colorado AIARE avalanche education provider. \nWeston is a Colorado-based ski\, snowboard\, and splitboard manufacturer with a strong focus on backcountry education and community programming. \nFrom kayaks and SUPs to skis and avalanche gear\, Confluence Kayak & Ski (CKS Online)’s got what you need for every Colorado season and the know-how to make the most of it. \nReserve Your Free Spot\nSpace is limited. Advance RSVP required. \nEvent Team: \n\nOrganizer: Colorado Adventure Guides\nPresented in partnership with: Weston Backcountry\nHosted at: Confluence Kayak & Ski\n\nExplore all free Avy Savvy Winter Clinics → \nReady for formal avalanche training? Explore CAG Avalanche Courses →
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/backcountry-101-lakewood-weston-2026-12-15/
LOCATION:Confluence Kayak & Ski — Denver\, CO\, 2301 7th St\,\, Denver\, CO\, 80211
CATEGORIES:Avy Savvy Clinic
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ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261218T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261220T160000
DTSTAMP:20260807T163247Z
CREATED:20260807T163247Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T163247Z
UID:73648-1797580800-1797782400@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Avalanche Safety
DESCRIPTION:Learn. Practice. Stay Alive.\nThese course dates will be based out of the Summit County area with classroom in Silverthorne \nTraveling in the backcountry requires a solid understanding of avalanche risk and the knowledge to mitigate these risks through appropriate terrain assessment and decision making. Colorado is home to one of the most complex snowpacks in the entire world\, and people come from all across the globe to study the snowpack here. Our local team of AIARE-certified leaders and instructors have an intimate relationship with the local terrain and snowpack conditions where we operate & will teach you how to recognize\, manage\, and minimize these hazards\, and to reduce risks. Avalanche Safety education is the core of our winter operations and we are pleased to offer education in six Colorado Counties\, including ski resort-based and hut-based courses. \nOur 3-Day AIARE Level 1 Avalanche Courses based out of the Summit County area combine pre-course e-learning\, classroom\, and field instruction to introduce participants to the hazards of traveling in avalanche terrain. All of our Level 1 courses will include 24 hours of coursework at a minimum\, and two days on snow. \nAs an Ortovox Safety Academy partner\, our AIARE courses include the complimentary use of Ortovox avalanche safety equipment like their Diract Voice beacon\, a shovel like their Beast\, an ALU probe\, and an Ortovox backpack designed to hold them for easy access.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-1-dec18-2026/
LOCATION:Summit County Zones (within 45 minutes of Breckenridge)
CATEGORIES:AIARE 1 Summit Zone
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261219T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261219T160000
DTSTAMP:20260807T164522Z
CREATED:20260807T164522Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T164522Z
UID:73678-1797667200-1797696000@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Refresher Course
DESCRIPTION:Kick the rust off your avalanche skills with our one-day AIARE 1 Refresher! Designed for backcountry travelers who’ve taken an AIARE 1 or equivalent course\, this course combines an online learning component with a full day in the field. \nPractice leading a tour\, hone companion rescue skills\, and revisit the AIARE decision-making framework—all with guidance from an experienced mentor. \n\nOne-day course for backcountry travelers looking to refresh their avalanche skills\nHands-on field experience with guidance from an experienced mentor\nIncludes an online learning component plus a full day in the field\nAffordable—less than the cost of a day at many major ski resorts\nPerfect way to start the season with your touring partners on the same page\n\n\n\n\nWhat’s included\n\n\nAIARE Certified Course Leader and Instructor(s) (6:1 maximum guide to student ratio)\nAIARE Fieldbook\nComplimentary use of Ortovox avalanche transceiver\, shovel\, probe\, and pack if needed\nDiscounted touring rentals\n\n\n\n\nWhat’s not included\n\n\nBackcountry skis\, splitboards with skins\, or snowshoes- rentals available\nClothing\, gear\, goggles\, helmet\nLunch\, snacks\, water\nTransportation to designated meeting place\nInsurance (trip or rescue)\nInstructor gratuity
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-1-refresher-dec19-2026/
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261219T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261219T160000
DTSTAMP:20260811T164105Z
CREATED:20260811T164105Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260811T164105Z
UID:73731-1797667200-1797696000@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE Rescue- Summit
DESCRIPTION:AIARE Rescue is appropriate for both new and experienced recreational backcountry travelers\, as well as aspiring avalanche professionals. This one-day (8-hour) course is intended to be retaken on a regular basis. New participants will learn companion rescue\, and returning students will expand their skills and knowledge with advanced topics and realistic scenario practice. AIARE recommends that all backcountry travelers keep their skills current by taking an Avalanche Rescue Course at least every other year. Each participant will receive professional coaching in rescue skills and will receive a certificate of completion at course end. The Rescue course is a prerequisite for the AIARE 2 and Pro 1 Courses. \nAs an Ortovox Safety Academy partner\, our AIARE courses include the complimentary use of Ortovox avalanche safety equipment like their Diract Voice beacon\, a shovel like their Beast\, an ALU probe\, and an Ortovox backpack designed to hold them for easy access.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-rescue-summit-dec19-2026/
CATEGORIES:AIARE Rescue
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261220T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261220T160000
DTSTAMP:20260807T182138Z
CREATED:20260807T182138Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T182138Z
UID:73707-1797753600-1797782400@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Intro to Backcountry
DESCRIPTION:So\, Colorado’s pristine backcountry has been calling but you\, but you still haven’t taken that first step? This is it. This is the winter. Let’s go! This adventure is the perfect introduction to the skills necessary to confidently take those first steps and venture into the backcountry. This class is a stepping stone to get out of the resort and explore the backcountry. Not only is it an excellent full-day adventure for those new to backcountry skiing\, but it is also a great way to gather experience prior to taking an AIARE Level 1 Avalanche course. The AIARE Level 1 course curriculum does not include the use of touring equipment or touring technique\, but this trip does. This one-day adventure is customized for both skiers and splitboarders. Grab some friends\, pick a date\, and our guides will handle everything else! \nWhat You Will Learn:\nEquipment \n\nIntro and overview of touring gear\nProper and efficient transitions\nIntro to avalanche safety gear\n\nAwareness \n\nIntro to trip planning and backcountry navigation\nIntro to hazard management\nIntroduction to avalanche awareness\n\nMovement \n\nUse of uphill climbing skins\nIntro to track setting\nIntro to using kick turns
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/intro-to-backcountry-dec-20-2026/
LOCATION:Summit County Zones (within 45 minutes of Breckenridge)
CATEGORIES:Intro to Backcountry
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261228T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261230T160000
DTSTAMP:20260807T162253Z
CREATED:20260807T162253Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T162253Z
UID:73624-1798444800-1798646400@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Avalanche Safety
DESCRIPTION:These courses will take place along the continental divide with a classroom in Dumont and field days near Loveland and/or Berthoud Passes. \nLearn. Practice. Stay Alive.\nTraveling in the backcountry requires a solid understanding of avalanche risk and the knowledge to mitigate these risks through appropriate terrain assessment and decision making. Colorado is home to one of the most complex snowpacks in the entire world\, and people come from all across the globe to study the snowpack here. Our local team of AIARE-certified leaders and instructors have an intimate relationship with the local terrain and snowpack conditions where we operate & will teach you how to recognize\, manage\, and minimize these hazards\, and to reduce risks. Avalanche Safety education is the core of our winter operations and we are pleased to offer education in six Colorado Counties\, including ski resort-based and hut-based courses. \nOur 3-Day AIARE Level 1 Avalanche Courses in the Front Range zone combines pre-course e-learning\, classroom\, and field instruction to introduce participants to the hazards of traveling in avalanche terrain. All of our Level 1 courses will include 24 hours of coursework at a minimum\, and two days on snow. \nAs an Ortovox Safety Academy partner\, our AIARE courses include the complimentary use of Ortovox avalanche safety equipment like their Diract Voice beacon\, a shovel like their Beast\, an ALU probe\, and an Ortovox backpack designed to hold them for easy access. \nWe want to make sure that you get the education that you need and don’t cut corners in delivering the best product so that we can maximize your benefit!
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-1-dec28-2026/
LOCATION:Front Range Zones (Loveland or Berthoud Passes)
CATEGORIES:AIARE 1 Front Range Zone
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20270101T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20270103T160000
DTSTAMP:20260807T163331Z
CREATED:20260807T163331Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T163331Z
UID:73650-1798790400-1798992000@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Avalanche Safety
DESCRIPTION:Learn. Practice. Stay Alive.\nThese course dates will be based out of the Summit County area with classroom in Silverthorne \nTraveling in the backcountry requires a solid understanding of avalanche risk and the knowledge to mitigate these risks through appropriate terrain assessment and decision making. Colorado is home to one of the most complex snowpacks in the entire world\, and people come from all across the globe to study the snowpack here. Our local team of AIARE-certified leaders and instructors have an intimate relationship with the local terrain and snowpack conditions where we operate & will teach you how to recognize\, manage\, and minimize these hazards\, and to reduce risks. Avalanche Safety education is the core of our winter operations and we are pleased to offer education in six Colorado Counties\, including ski resort-based and hut-based courses. \nOur 3-Day AIARE Level 1 Avalanche Courses based out of the Summit County area combine pre-course e-learning\, classroom\, and field instruction to introduce participants to the hazards of traveling in avalanche terrain. All of our Level 1 courses will include 24 hours of coursework at a minimum\, and two days on snow. \nAs an Ortovox Safety Academy partner\, our AIARE courses include the complimentary use of Ortovox avalanche safety equipment like their Diract Voice beacon\, a shovel like their Beast\, an ALU probe\, and an Ortovox backpack designed to hold them for easy access.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-1-jan1-2027/
LOCATION:Summit County Zones (within 45 minutes of Breckenridge)
CATEGORIES:AIARE 1 Summit Zone
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20270101T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20270103T160000
DTSTAMP:20260807T175813Z
CREATED:20260807T175813Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T175813Z
UID:73686-1798790400-1798992000@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Splitboard Specific
DESCRIPTION:Learn. Practice. Stay Alive.\nTraveling in the backcountry requires a solid understanding of avalanche risk and the knowledge to mitigate these risks through appropriate terrain assessment and decision making. Colorado is home to one of the most complex snowpacks in the entire world\, and people come from all across the globe to study the snowpack here. Our local team of AIARE-certified leaders and instructors have an intimate relationship with the local terrain and snowpack conditions where we operate & will teach you how to recognize\, manage\, and minimize these hazards\, and to reduce risks. Avalanche Safety education is the core of our winter operations\, and we are pleased to offer education in six Colorado Counties\, including ski resort-based and hut-based courses. \nColorado Adventure Guides is proud to be one of the original splitboard specific course developers and providers in the country\, supported by Weston Backcountry. Want more? Check out our Splitboard Progression Program! To take this class\, students must be familiar with their touring setups and be able to ride at a steep blue or black level on resort. If you are not yet at this level\, please check out our 1-Day Intro to Splitboarding Courses! \nWe offer AIARE Level 1 Avalanche Course 3-Day courses in a traditional in-person format that combine advance e-learning\, classroom\, and field instruction to introduce participants to the hazards of traveling in avalanche terrain. All Level 1 courses include a minimum 24 hours of coursework\, and two days on snow. \nAs an Ortovox Safety Academy partner\, our AIARE courses include the complimentary use of Ortovox avalanche safety equipment like their Diract Voice beacon\, a shovel like their Beast\, an ALU probe\, and an Ortovox backpack designed to hold them for easy access. \nWe want to make sure that you get the education that you need and don’t cut corners in delivering the best product to maximize your benefit! \nWhat You’ll Learn:\n\nEfficient use of beacon/shovel/probe\nPre-trip equipment check\nSurvival gear checklist\nWeather\nUnderstanding a mountain snowpack\nReading and understanding the avalanche forecast\nClassifications of avalanches\nCharacteristics of different types of avalanches\n\nTrip Preparation \n\nBasics of route selection and terrain management\nTrip planning and preparation\nRescue and emergency preparation\nGroup management\n\nHazards/Rescue \n\nRecognizing hazardous conditions\nManaging risk and decision making\nHuman factors and influence\nCompanion rescue techniques
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-1-splitboard-specific-jan1-3-2027/
LOCATION:Sisters Cabin
CATEGORIES:AIARE 1 Splitboard Specific
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20270102T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20270102T160000
DTSTAMP:20260811T164137Z
CREATED:20260811T164137Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260811T164137Z
UID:73733-1798876800-1798905600@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE Rescue- Summit
DESCRIPTION:AIARE Rescue is appropriate for both new and experienced recreational backcountry travelers\, as well as aspiring avalanche professionals. This one-day (8-hour) course is intended to be retaken on a regular basis. New participants will learn companion rescue\, and returning students will expand their skills and knowledge with advanced topics and realistic scenario practice. AIARE recommends that all backcountry travelers keep their skills current by taking an Avalanche Rescue Course at least every other year. Each participant will receive professional coaching in rescue skills and will receive a certificate of completion at course end. The Rescue course is a prerequisite for the AIARE 2 and Pro 1 Courses. \nAs an Ortovox Safety Academy partner\, our AIARE courses include the complimentary use of Ortovox avalanche safety equipment like their Diract Voice beacon\, a shovel like their Beast\, an ALU probe\, and an Ortovox backpack designed to hold them for easy access.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-rescue-summit-jan2-2027/
CATEGORIES:AIARE Rescue
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UID:73709-1798963200-1798992000@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Intro to Backcountry
DESCRIPTION:So\, Colorado’s pristine backcountry has been calling but you\, but you still haven’t taken that first step? This is it. This is the winter. Let’s go! This adventure is the perfect introduction to the skills necessary to confidently take those first steps and venture into the backcountry. This class is a stepping stone to get out of the resort and explore the backcountry. Not only is it an excellent full-day adventure for those new to backcountry skiing\, but it is also a great way to gather experience prior to taking an AIARE Level 1 Avalanche course. The AIARE Level 1 course curriculum does not include the use of touring equipment or touring technique\, but this trip does. This one-day adventure is customized for both skiers and splitboarders. Grab some friends\, pick a date\, and our guides will handle everything else! \nWhat You Will Learn:\nEquipment \n\nIntro and overview of touring gear\nProper and efficient transitions\nIntro to avalanche safety gear\n\nAwareness \n\nIntro to trip planning and backcountry navigation\nIntro to hazard management\nIntroduction to avalanche awareness\n\nMovement \n\nUse of uphill climbing skins\nIntro to track setting\nIntro to using kick turns
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/intro-to-backcountry-jan3-2027/
LOCATION:Summit County Zones (within 45 minutes of Breckenridge)
CATEGORIES:Intro to Backcountry
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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UID:74218-1799258400-1799263800@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Avalanche Safety + State of the Snowpack – Golden\, CO
DESCRIPTION:Refresh the Fundamentals. Understand This Season.\nThis clinic is designed for backcountry travelers who already have some experience and want a practical refresher on the avalanche-safety fundamentals that matter most before and during a tour. \nWe’ll review forecast interpretation\, rescue gear\, weather and snowpack observations\, terrain selection\, and group communication — then connect those skills to the actual evolution of this season’s Colorado snowpack. \nWhat We’ll Review\n\nAvalanche rescue gear and training progression\nReading the avalanche forecast beyond the headline danger rating\nWeather\, wind\, snowfall\, and field observations\nSnowpack layering and common avalanche problems\nSlope angle\, aspect\, elevation\, terrain traps\, and trigger points\nGroup communication and exposure management\nHow the season’s weather has shaped the snowpack we are traveling on now\n\nThese themes come directly from the clinic presentation\, which moves through gear\, training\, forecast use\, field observation\, snowpack structure\, terrain\, and group management. \nReading the Mountain\nA forecast is only part of the picture. Participants will review what to look for in the field\, including wind direction and drifting snow\, recent snowfall\, temperature changes\, snowpack structure\, terrain characteristics\, and signs of instability. The presentation’s observation framework centers on weather\, snowpack\, terrain\, and team. \nState of the Snowpack\nThe key differentiator in this clinic is tracking the story of the season. \nAvalanche conditions develop over time. Early-season snow\, dry periods\, faceting\, wind loading\, buried weak layers\, warming events\, and later storms all influence the structure we are traveling on today. \nWe’ll look at how the season has progressed and connect that history to the current avalanche forecast and terrain choices. The presentation’s State of the Snowpack section specifically follows the season month by month\, showing how persistent weak layers\, wind loading\, storm cycles\, and new loading can build on one another. \nWho Should Attend?\nBest for backcountry skiers\, splitboarders\, snowmobilers\, and other winter recreationists who have some previous experience or avalanche education and want a seasonal refresher. \nExperience Level: Beginner–Intermediate / Refresher \nReserve Your Free Spot\nSpace is limited. Advance RSVP required. \nEvent Team:\n\nOrganizer: Colorado Adventure Guides\nHosted in partnership with: Bentgate Mountaineering\n\nExplore all free Avy Savvy Winter Clinics → \nReady for formal avalanche training? Explore CAG Avalanche Courses →
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/avalanche-safety-state-of-the-snowpack-golden-bentgate-2027-01-06/
LOCATION:Bentgate Mountaineering\, 1313 Washington Ave\, Golden\, CO\, 80401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Avy Savvy Clinic
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ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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UID:73626-1799395200-1799596800@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Avalanche Safety
DESCRIPTION:These courses will take place along the continental divide with a classroom in Dumont and field days near Loveland and/or Berthoud Passes. \nLearn. Practice. Stay Alive.\nTraveling in the backcountry requires a solid understanding of avalanche risk and the knowledge to mitigate these risks through appropriate terrain assessment and decision making. Colorado is home to one of the most complex snowpacks in the entire world\, and people come from all across the globe to study the snowpack here. Our local team of AIARE-certified leaders and instructors have an intimate relationship with the local terrain and snowpack conditions where we operate & will teach you how to recognize\, manage\, and minimize these hazards\, and to reduce risks. Avalanche Safety education is the core of our winter operations and we are pleased to offer education in six Colorado Counties\, including ski resort-based and hut-based courses. \nOur 3-Day AIARE Level 1 Avalanche Courses in the Front Range zone combines pre-course e-learning\, classroom\, and field instruction to introduce participants to the hazards of traveling in avalanche terrain. All of our Level 1 courses will include 24 hours of coursework at a minimum\, and two days on snow. \nAs an Ortovox Safety Academy partner\, our AIARE courses include the complimentary use of Ortovox avalanche safety equipment like their Diract Voice beacon\, a shovel like their Beast\, an ALU probe\, and an Ortovox backpack designed to hold them for easy access. \nWe want to make sure that you get the education that you need and don’t cut corners in delivering the best product so that we can maximize your benefit!
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-1-jan8-2027/
LOCATION:Front Range Zones (Loveland or Berthoud Passes)
CATEGORIES:AIARE 1 Front Range Zone
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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UID:73652-1799395200-1799596800@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Avalanche Safety
DESCRIPTION:Learn. Practice. Stay Alive.\nThese course dates will be based out of the Summit County area with classroom in Silverthorne \nTraveling in the backcountry requires a solid understanding of avalanche risk and the knowledge to mitigate these risks through appropriate terrain assessment and decision making. Colorado is home to one of the most complex snowpacks in the entire world\, and people come from all across the globe to study the snowpack here. Our local team of AIARE-certified leaders and instructors have an intimate relationship with the local terrain and snowpack conditions where we operate & will teach you how to recognize\, manage\, and minimize these hazards\, and to reduce risks. Avalanche Safety education is the core of our winter operations and we are pleased to offer education in six Colorado Counties\, including ski resort-based and hut-based courses. \nOur 3-Day AIARE Level 1 Avalanche Courses based out of the Summit County area combine pre-course e-learning\, classroom\, and field instruction to introduce participants to the hazards of traveling in avalanche terrain. All of our Level 1 courses will include 24 hours of coursework at a minimum\, and two days on snow. \nAs an Ortovox Safety Academy partner\, our AIARE courses include the complimentary use of Ortovox avalanche safety equipment like their Diract Voice beacon\, a shovel like their Beast\, an ALU probe\, and an Ortovox backpack designed to hold them for easy access.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-1-jan8-2027-2/
LOCATION:Summit County Zones (within 45 minutes of Breckenridge)
CATEGORIES:AIARE 1 Summit Zone
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Hut Based-Carner's
DESCRIPTION:Immerse Yourself in the Backcountry on a Learning Retreat\nWhat sets our hut based AIARE courses apart from the others? Not only do we offer a weekend in a clean\, off-grid backcountry hut\, we also provide the dinners and breakfasts! By choosing the hut-based setting\, you’ll have the opportunity to pick your instructors’ brains during fireside chats in the evening. \nTraveling in the backcountry requires a solid understanding of avalanche risk and the knowledge to mitigate these risks through appropriate terrain assessment and decision making. Colorado is home to one of the most complex snowpacks in the entire world\, and people come from all across the globe to study the snowpack here. Our local team of AIARE-certified leaders and instructors have an intimate relationship with the local terrain and snowpack conditions where we operate & will teach you how to recognize\, manage\, and minimize these hazards\, and to reduce risks. Avalanche Safety education is the core of our winter operations and we are pleased to offer education in six Colorado Counties\, including ski resort-based and hut-based courses. \nAll of our Level 1 courses will include 24 hours of coursework at a minimum\, including advance e-learning\, followed by 3 days in the classroom setting and on-snow field time with your instructors. \nAs an Ortovox Safety Academy partner\, our AIARE courses include the complimentary use of Ortovox avalanche safety equipment like their Diract Voice beacon\, a shovel like their Beast\, an ALU probe\, and an Ortovox backpack designed to hold them for easy access. \nWe want to make sure that you get the safety education that you need\, and we don’t cut corners in delivering the best product to maximize your benefit! \nWhat You’ll Learn:\n\nEfficient use of beacon/shovel/probe\nPre-trip equipment check\nSurvival gear checklist\nWeather\nUnderstanding a mountain snowpack\nReading and understanding the avalanche forecast\nClassifications of avalanches\nCharacteristics of different types of avalanches\n\nTrip Preparation \n\nBasics of route selection and terrain management\nTrip planning and preparation\nRescue and emergency preparation\nGroup management\n\nHazards/Rescue \n\nRecognizing hazardous conditions\nManaging risk and decision making\nHuman factors and influence\nCompanion rescue techniques
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-1-hut-based-carners-jan8-2027/
LOCATION:Carner’s Cabin
CATEGORIES:AIARE 1 Hut Based
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTAMP:20260807T164554Z
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UID:73680-1799481600-1799510400@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Refresher Course
DESCRIPTION:Kick the rust off your avalanche skills with our one-day AIARE 1 Refresher! Designed for backcountry travelers who’ve taken an AIARE 1 or equivalent course\, this course combines an online learning component with a full day in the field. \nPractice leading a tour\, hone companion rescue skills\, and revisit the AIARE decision-making framework—all with guidance from an experienced mentor. \n\nOne-day course for backcountry travelers looking to refresh their avalanche skills\nHands-on field experience with guidance from an experienced mentor\nIncludes an online learning component plus a full day in the field\nAffordable—less than the cost of a day at many major ski resorts\nPerfect way to start the season with your touring partners on the same page\n\n\n\n\nWhat’s included\n\n\nAIARE Certified Course Leader and Instructor(s) (6:1 maximum guide to student ratio)\nAIARE Fieldbook\nComplimentary use of Ortovox avalanche transceiver\, shovel\, probe\, and pack if needed\nDiscounted touring rentals\n\n\n\n\nWhat’s not included\n\n\nBackcountry skis\, splitboards with skins\, or snowshoes- rentals available\nClothing\, gear\, goggles\, helmet\nLunch\, snacks\, water\nTransportation to designated meeting place\nInsurance (trip or rescue)\nInstructor gratuity
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-1-jan9-2027/
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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