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SUMMARY:Intro to Rock Climbing Course
DESCRIPTION:Experience a full day of rock climbing in the mountains of Summit County with a course designed for novice adventurers seeking a structured day of learning and fun out on the rocks. Instead of simply sending you up on a top rope\, our certified guides progress the group through a curriculum designed to give participants the knowledge and skills required to navigate the often intimidating activity of rock climbing. This Intro to Rock Climbing Course will provide you with a foundation of outdoor climbing basics while leaving plenty of time to actually climb. \n3 person minimum needed to run the course \nIn this course\, climbers will learn\, practice\, and hone the following skills: \n\nProper fit and function of all personal climbing gear\, including harnesses\, shoes and helmets\nEfficient climbing movement to move gracefully across the rock\nRehearse several knots and hitches involved in the climbing system\nActive belay techniques to keep both climber and belayer safe\nSetup and rappel yourself from the top of the cliff\nDevelop a sense of stewardship for open spaces\n\nWe will meet at the CAG office or a convenient rendezvous point\, gear up and head to the field. Meeting time is 8AM. We will spend the day in field instruction where we turn the backcountry into an experiential classroom where you will learn and practice your new climbing skills. \nTrip Package Includes\n\nCAG professional climbing guide (6:1 maximum guide to student ratio)\nAll climbing equipment\nTransportation from designated meeting place to the trailhead\nA safe\, fun\, and educational experience\n\nTrip Package Does Not Include\n\nLodging\nClothing for weather conditions\nInsurance (trip or rescue)\nInstructor gratuity
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/intro-to-rock-climbing-course-4/
CATEGORIES:Rock Climbing
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260725T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260725T170000
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SUMMARY:Intro to Mountain Biking Course
DESCRIPTION:This course focuses on developing fundamental mountain biking skills. It is designed for riders with little or no mountain biking experience\, or for those with riding experience who would like to become better technical riders. In this course\, the rider’s current riding level will be assessed\, and instructors will teach skills that they deem important to elevating each participant’s riding ability. \nThe skills taught in this course are designed to make each rider safer and more efficient on the trail to make mountain biking a more fun experience. This is a full-day course and will include basic skills practice as well as on-trail skills application. The day will be completed with a short tour of trails in the Summit County trail system where students can practice their new skills. \nIn this course\, riders will learn\, practice\, and hone the following skills: \n\nPre-ride bike inspection\nMountain biking trail etiquette\nBody position\nBraking\nShifting\nFoot position\nBike/body separation\nClimbing technique\nBasic cornering\n\nItinerary\n\nWe will meet at the CAG office or a convenient rendezvous point\, gear up\, and head to the field. We will spend the day in field instruction where we turn the backcountry into an experiential classroom where you will learn and hone your mountain bike riding skills. \nTrip Package Includes\n\nCAG professional mountain bike guide\n5:1 maximum instructor to student ratio\n\nTrip Package Does Not Include\n\nMountain bike (rentals available\, including helmets)\nInsurance (trip or rescue)\nGuide gratuity
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/intro-to-mountain-biking-course-4/
CATEGORIES:Mountain Biking
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260718T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260719T170000
DTSTAMP:20260127T181916Z
CREATED:20260127T181916Z
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UID:72599-1784361600-1784480400@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Intermediate Mountain Bike Skills Course
DESCRIPTION:For intermediate to advanced riders with prior mountain biking experience\, this 2-day course focuses on honing and elevating mountain biking skills. In this course\, the rider’s current riding level will be assessed\, and instructors will teach skills that they deem important to elevating each participant’s riding ability. The skills taught will make you a more confident\, comfortable\, safer\, and faster rider on the trail to make mountain biking a more fun experience. Additionally\, we’ll introduce and practice new skills on-trail. The 2-day course may be held on any of the many trails in the Summit County trail systems. \nIn This Course Riders Will Learn\, Practice\, & Hone These Skills:\n\nUtilizing bike suspension to full potential\nFront & rear wheel lift\nHigh speed cornering\nTight turns\nDrops\nBeginning jumping\nBasic on-trail maintenance\n\nItinerary\n\nDay 1: We will focus on teaching and honing new and current skills. The day will be filled with more skills sessions than actual trail riding. \nDay 2: Put your newly-learned skills to practice on one of Summit County’s many mountain bike trails. \nCourse Package Includes\n\nCAG professional mountain bike guide\n5:1 maximum guide to student ratio\nTransportation from designated meeting place to the trailhead if needed\n\nTrip Package Does Not Include\n\nLodging\nClothing and gear\nMountain Bike (rentals available\, include helmets)\nInsurance (trip or rescue)\nFood\, lunch\, snacks\nGuide gratuity
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/intermediate-mountain-bike-skills-course-2/
CATEGORIES:Mountain Biking
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260718T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260719T170000
DTSTAMP:20260127T175911Z
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SUMMARY:Swiftwater Rescue Course
DESCRIPTION:About the Course\nThe ACA Level 4 Swiftwater Rescue course teaches recognition and avoidance of common river hazards\, execution of self-rescue techniques\, and rescue techniques for paddlers in distress. Emphasis is placed both on personal safety and on simple\, commonly used skills. We will also practice fundamental and more advanced techniques for dealing with hazards that carry greater risks for both victim and rescuer\, such as strainers\, rescue vest applications\, entrapments\, and pins. Scenarios will provide an opportunity for participants to practice their skills both individually and within a team/group context. \nCourse Duration:\n2-days (8 hours each) \n2026 Course Dates: \n\nMay 23-24\nJune 13-14\nJuly 18-19\nAug 8-9\n\nCourse Objectives:\n• Promote proactive prevention of river accidents and injuries.\n• Develop and practice key self-rescue skills.\n• Identify and avoid river hazards by understanding hydrology\, hazards\, and river features.\n• Focus on fast\, low-risk strategies for early management of river accidents.\n• Develop and practice methods for recovering swimmers\, and loose boats and equipment.\n• Develop and practice more advanced rope-based and in-water skills.\n• Gain experience using the rescue PFD\, and understand its strengths and weaknesses.\n• Utilize rescue scene management principles needed within a paddling group. \nCourse Prerequisites:\nAll paddle craft are welcome. Boaters should be able to competently maneuver their craft in Class I-II rapids. However\, all boaters\, and non-boaters with an interest in swiftwater rescue (e.g.\, professional rescuers)\, will benefit from the class. Participants should be in good health and overall fitness\, possess solid swimming ability\, and be comfortable swimming in moving current during river drills. Participants should dress appropriately for weather and temperature and expect to be in the water for extended periods of time. \nEssential Eligibility Criteria:\nOur ACA courses are open to all individuals who acknowledge the ability to perform the following essential eligibility\ncriteria. \n\nBreathe independently (i.e.\, not require medical devices to sustain breathing)\nIndependently maintain sealed airway passages while under water\nIndependently hold head upright without neck / head support\nManage personal care independently or with assistance of a companion\nManage personal mobility independently or with a reasonable amount of assistance\nFollow instructions and effectively communicate independently or with assistance of a companion\nIndependently turn from face-down to face-up and remain floating face up while wearing a properly fitted PFD\nGet on / off or in / out of a paddlecraft independently or with a reasonable amount of assistance\nIndependently get out and from under a capsized paddle craft\nRemount or reenter the paddle craft following deep water capsize independently or with a reasonable amount of assistance\nMaintain a safe body position while attempting skills\, activities and rescues listed in the appropriate Course Outline\, and have the ability to recognize and identify to others when such efforts would be unsafe given your\npersonal situation\n\nMinimum personal equipment for class: \n\nPFD designed for whitewater use. Rescue PFD recommended\nWhitewater helmet\nProtective clothing suitable for extended swimming in cold water\nProtective footwear\,\nBoat and paddle may be needed\nWhistle\nThrow rope\n15+ feet of one inch tubular nylon webbing\n2 locking carabiners\n2 prussic loops.\n\nMost of this gear may be rented for an additional fee
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/swiftwater-rescue-course-3/
CATEGORIES:Swiftwater Rescue
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260712T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260712T160000
DTSTAMP:20260127T184428Z
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UID:72615-1783843200-1783872000@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Intro to Rock Climbing Course
DESCRIPTION:Experience a full day of rock climbing in the mountains of Summit County with a course designed for novice adventurers seeking a structured day of learning and fun out on the rocks. Instead of simply sending you up on a top rope\, our certified guides progress the group through a curriculum designed to give participants the knowledge and skills required to navigate the often intimidating activity of rock climbing. This Intro to Rock Climbing Course will provide you with a foundation of outdoor climbing basics while leaving plenty of time to actually climb. \n3 person minimum needed to run the course \nIn this course\, climbers will learn\, practice\, and hone the following skills: \n\nProper fit and function of all personal climbing gear\, including harnesses\, shoes and helmets\nEfficient climbing movement to move gracefully across the rock\nRehearse several knots and hitches involved in the climbing system\nActive belay techniques to keep both climber and belayer safe\nSetup and rappel yourself from the top of the cliff\nDevelop a sense of stewardship for open spaces\n\nWe will meet at the CAG office or a convenient rendezvous point\, gear up and head to the field. Meeting time is 8AM. We will spend the day in field instruction where we turn the backcountry into an experiential classroom where you will learn and practice your new climbing skills. \nTrip Package Includes\n\nCAG professional climbing guide (6:1 maximum guide to student ratio)\nAll climbing equipment\nTransportation from designated meeting place to the trailhead\nA safe\, fun\, and educational experience\n\nTrip Package Does Not Include\n\nLodging\nClothing for weather conditions\nInsurance (trip or rescue)\nInstructor gratuity
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/intro-to-rock-climbing-course-3/
CATEGORIES:Rock Climbing
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260711T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260712T170000
DTSTAMP:20260423T234352Z
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UID:73152-1783756800-1783875600@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
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-course2/
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=UTC:20260711T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260711T170000
DTSTAMP:20260127T181041Z
CREATED:20260127T181041Z
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UID:72585-1783756800-1783789200@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Intro to Mountain Biking Course
DESCRIPTION:This course focuses on developing fundamental mountain biking skills. It is designed for riders with little or no mountain biking experience\, or for those with riding experience who would like to become better technical riders. In this course\, the rider’s current riding level will be assessed\, and instructors will teach skills that they deem important to elevating each participant’s riding ability. \nThe skills taught in this course are designed to make each rider safer and more efficient on the trail to make mountain biking a more fun experience. This is a full-day course and will include basic skills practice as well as on-trail skills application. The day will be completed with a short tour of trails in the Summit County trail system where students can practice their new skills. \nIn this course\, riders will learn\, practice\, and hone the following skills: \n\nPre-ride bike inspection\nMountain biking trail etiquette\nBody position\nBraking\nShifting\nFoot position\nBike/body separation\nClimbing technique\nBasic cornering\n\nItinerary\n\nWe will meet at the CAG office or a convenient rendezvous point\, gear up\, and head to the field. We will spend the day in field instruction where we turn the backcountry into an experiential classroom where you will learn and hone your mountain bike riding skills. \nTrip Package Includes\n\nCAG professional mountain bike guide\n5:1 maximum instructor to student ratio\n\nTrip Package Does Not Include\n\nMountain bike (rentals available\, including helmets)\nInsurance (trip or rescue)\nGuide gratuity
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/intro-to-mountain-biking-course-3/
CATEGORIES:Mountain Biking
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260622T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260626T170000
DTSTAMP:20260127T184126Z
CREATED:20260127T184126Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260127T184126Z
UID:72607-1782133200-1782493200@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Youth Mountain Biking Camp-PM Sessions (10-13 years old)
DESCRIPTION:This youth mountain biking camp will consist of half-day (4 hour) sessions spanning one week in length (M-F). Throughout the duration of the camp instructors will help participants practice fundamentals of mountain biking such as bike and body positioning\, shifting\, braking\, steering\, climbing\, descending and more\, but ultimately a goal of having FUN! This youth mountain biking camp will consist of a hybrid of skills sessions and on-trail application to help kids develop a solid foundation of skills to take with them on the rest of their mountain biking journey. This camp will be held in and throughout the Summit County area with common areas being around the Town of Breckenridge and the Frisco Peninsula Trail System. Topics will include but not be limited to bike/body positioning\, braking\, gear shifting\, climbing and descending techniques\, and more! All participants should feel comfortable riding a bike and be familiar with braking and steering. \nTopics include but are not limited to: \n\nBike Anatomy Overview\nHelmet and Clothing Overview\nBeginner bike maintenance and care\nPre bike checks\nOn trail awareness\nTrail Etiquette and respect\nBasic Climbing and Descending techniques\nBody Positioning and Balance\nBike / Body Separation\nBraking and Shifting\nBeginner Cornering\n\nDuration:\nJune 22-26\, 2026\nAM Sessions (6-9 years old) : 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM \nJune 22-26\, 2026\nPM Sessions (10-13 years old) : 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM \nPrerequisites:\nAll participants should feel comfortable riding a bike and be familiar with braking and steering. \nEquipment List: \n\nFunctional bike with gears (no training wheels) : bikes must be at least 20” and have front and – rear brakes\, and gears.\nHelmet\nSmall backpack\nBike gloves\, elbow\, and knee pads – must be worn at all times when participants are on their bikes\nClose-toed shoes\nAdequate water (recommend at least 2L) and plenty of snacks
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/youth-mountain-biking-camp-pm-sessions-10-13-years-old/
CATEGORIES:Mountain Biking
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260622T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260626T120000
DTSTAMP:20260127T184046Z
CREATED:20260127T184046Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260127T184046Z
UID:72603-1782115200-1782475200@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Youth Mountain Biking Camp-AM Sessions (6-9 years old)
DESCRIPTION:This youth mountain biking camp will consist of half-day (4 hour) sessions spanning one week in length (M-F). Throughout the duration of the camp instructors will help participants practice fundamentals of mountain biking such as bike and body positioning\, shifting\, braking\, steering\, climbing\, descending and more\, but ultimately a goal of having FUN! This youth mountain biking camp will consist of a hybrid of skills sessions and on-trail application to help kids develop a solid foundation of skills to take with them on the rest of their mountain biking journey. This camp will be held in and throughout the Summit County area with common areas being around the Town of Breckenridge and the Frisco Peninsula Trail System. Topics will include but not be limited to bike/body positioning\, braking\, gear shifting\, climbing and descending techniques\, and more! All participants should feel comfortable riding a bike and be familiar with braking and steering. \nTopics include but are not limited to: \n\nBike Anatomy Overview\nHelmet and Clothing Overview\nBeginner bike maintenance and care\nPre bike checks\nOn trail awareness\nTrail Etiquette and respect\nBasic Climbing and Descending techniques\nBody Positioning and Balance\nBike / Body Separation\nBraking and Shifting\nBeginner Cornering\n\nDuration:\nJune 22-26\, 2026\nAM Sessions (6-9 years old) : 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM \nJune 22-26\, 2026\nPM Sessions (10-13 years old) : 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM. \nPrerequisites:\nAll participants should feel comfortable riding a bike and be familiar with braking and steering. \nEquipment List: \n\nFunctional bike with gears (no training wheels) : bikes must be at least 20” and have front and – rear brakes\, and gears.\nHelmet\nSmall backpack\nBike gloves\, elbow\, and knee pads – must be worn at all times when participants are on their bikes\nClose-toed shoes\nAdequate water (recommend at least 2L) and plenty of snacks
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/youth-mountain-biking-camp-am-sessions-6-9-years-old/
CATEGORIES:Mountain Biking
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260621T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260621T160000
DTSTAMP:20260127T184402Z
CREATED:20260127T184402Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260127T184402Z
UID:72613-1782028800-1782057600@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Intro to Rock Climbing Course
DESCRIPTION:Experience a full day of rock climbing in the mountains of Summit County with a course designed for novice adventurers seeking a structured day of learning and fun out on the rocks. Instead of simply sending you up on a top rope\, our certified guides progress the group through a curriculum designed to give participants the knowledge and skills required to navigate the often intimidating activity of rock climbing. This Intro to Rock Climbing Course will provide you with a foundation of outdoor climbing basics while leaving plenty of time to actually climb. \n3 person minimum needed to run the course \nIn this course\, climbers will learn\, practice\, and hone the following skills: \n\nProper fit and function of all personal climbing gear\, including harnesses\, shoes and helmets\nEfficient climbing movement to move gracefully across the rock\nRehearse several knots and hitches involved in the climbing system\nActive belay techniques to keep both climber and belayer safe\nSetup and rappel yourself from the top of the cliff\nDevelop a sense of stewardship for open spaces\n\nWe will meet at the CAG office or a convenient rendezvous point\, gear up and head to the field. Meeting time is 8AM. We will spend the day in field instruction where we turn the backcountry into an experiential classroom where you will learn and practice your new climbing skills. \nTrip Package Includes\n\nCAG professional climbing guide (6:1 maximum guide to student ratio)\nAll climbing equipment\nTransportation from designated meeting place to the trailhead\nA safe\, fun\, and educational experience\n\nTrip Package Does Not Include\n\nLodging\nClothing for weather conditions\nInsurance (trip or rescue)\nInstructor gratuity
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/intro-to-rock-climbing-course-2/
CATEGORIES:Rock Climbing
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260620T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260620T170000
DTSTAMP:20260127T181012Z
CREATED:20260127T181012Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260127T181012Z
UID:72583-1781942400-1781974800@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Intro to Mountain Biking Course
DESCRIPTION:This course focuses on developing fundamental mountain biking skills. It is designed for riders with little or no mountain biking experience\, or for those with riding experience who would like to become better technical riders. In this course\, the rider’s current riding level will be assessed\, and instructors will teach skills that they deem important to elevating each participant’s riding ability. \nThe skills taught in this course are designed to make each rider safer and more efficient on the trail to make mountain biking a more fun experience. This is a full-day course and will include basic skills practice as well as on-trail skills application. The day will be completed with a short tour of trails in the Summit County trail system where students can practice their new skills. \nIn this course\, riders will learn\, practice\, and hone the following skills: \n\nPre-ride bike inspection\nMountain biking trail etiquette\nBody position\nBraking\nShifting\nFoot position\nBike/body separation\nClimbing technique\nBasic cornering\n\nItinerary\n\nWe will meet at the CAG office or a convenient rendezvous point\, gear up\, and head to the field. We will spend the day in field instruction where we turn the backcountry into an experiential classroom where you will learn and hone your mountain bike riding skills. \nTrip Package Includes\n\nCAG professional mountain bike guide\n5:1 maximum instructor to student ratio\n\nTrip Package Does Not Include\n\nMountain bike (rentals available\, including helmets)\nInsurance (trip or rescue)\nGuide gratuity
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/intro-to-mountain-biking-course-2/
CATEGORIES:Mountain Biking
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260613T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260614T170000
DTSTAMP:20260127T181853Z
CREATED:20260127T181807Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260127T181853Z
UID:72595-1781337600-1781456400@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Intermediate Mountain Bike Skills Course
DESCRIPTION:For intermediate to advanced riders with prior mountain biking experience\, this 2-day course focuses on honing and elevating mountain biking skills. In this course\, the rider’s current riding level will be assessed\, and instructors will teach skills that they deem important to elevating each participant’s riding ability. The skills taught will make you a more confident\, comfortable\, safer\, and faster rider on the trail to make mountain biking a more fun experience. Additionally\, we’ll introduce and practice new skills on-trail. The 2-day course may be held on any of the many trails in the Summit County trail systems. \nIn This Course Riders Will Learn\, Practice\, & Hone These Skills:\n\nUtilizing bike suspension to full potential\nFront & rear wheel lift\nHigh speed cornering\nTight turns\nDrops\nBeginning jumping\nBasic on-trail maintenance\n\nItinerary\n\nDay 1: We will focus on teaching and honing new and current skills. The day will be filled with more skills sessions than actual trail riding. \nDay 2: Put your newly-learned skills to practice on one of Summit County’s many mountain bike trails. \nCourse Package Includes\n\nCAG professional mountain bike guide\n5:1 maximum guide to student ratio\nTransportation from designated meeting place to the trailhead if needed\n\nTrip Package Does Not Include\n\nLodging\nClothing and gear\nMountain Bike (rentals available\, include helmets)\nInsurance (trip or rescue)\nFood\, lunch\, snacks\nGuide gratuity
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/intermediate-mountain-bike-skills-course/
CATEGORIES:Mountain Biking
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260613T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260614T170000
DTSTAMP:20260127T175842Z
CREATED:20260127T175842Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260127T175842Z
UID:72573-1781337600-1781456400@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Swiftwater Rescue Course
DESCRIPTION:About the Course\nThe ACA Level 4 Swiftwater Rescue course teaches recognition and avoidance of common river hazards\, execution of self-rescue techniques\, and rescue techniques for paddlers in distress. Emphasis is placed both on personal safety and on simple\, commonly used skills. We will also practice fundamental and more advanced techniques for dealing with hazards that carry greater risks for both victim and rescuer\, such as strainers\, rescue vest applications\, entrapments\, and pins. Scenarios will provide an opportunity for participants to practice their skills both individually and within a team/group context. \nCourse Duration:\n2-days (8 hours each) \n2026 Course Dates: \n\nMay 23-24\nJune 13-14\nJuly 18-19\nAug 8-9\n\nCourse Objectives:\n• Promote proactive prevention of river accidents and injuries.\n• Develop and practice key self-rescue skills.\n• Identify and avoid river hazards by understanding hydrology\, hazards\, and river features.\n• Focus on fast\, low-risk strategies for early management of river accidents.\n• Develop and practice methods for recovering swimmers\, and loose boats and equipment.\n• Develop and practice more advanced rope-based and in-water skills.\n• Gain experience using the rescue PFD\, and understand its strengths and weaknesses.\n• Utilize rescue scene management principles needed within a paddling group. \nCourse Prerequisites:\nAll paddle craft are welcome. Boaters should be able to competently maneuver their craft in Class I-II rapids. However\, all boaters\, and non-boaters with an interest in swiftwater rescue (e.g.\, professional rescuers)\, will benefit from the class. Participants should be in good health and overall fitness\, possess solid swimming ability\, and be comfortable swimming in moving current during river drills. Participants should dress appropriately for weather and temperature and expect to be in the water for extended periods of time. \nEssential Eligibility Criteria:\nOur ACA courses are open to all individuals who acknowledge the ability to perform the following essential eligibility\ncriteria. \n\nBreathe independently (i.e.\, not require medical devices to sustain breathing)\nIndependently maintain sealed airway passages while under water\nIndependently hold head upright without neck / head support\nManage personal care independently or with assistance of a companion\nManage personal mobility independently or with a reasonable amount of assistance\nFollow instructions and effectively communicate independently or with assistance of a companion\nIndependently turn from face-down to face-up and remain floating face up while wearing a properly fitted PFD\nGet on / off or in / out of a paddlecraft independently or with a reasonable amount of assistance\nIndependently get out and from under a capsized paddle craft\nRemount or reenter the paddle craft following deep water capsize independently or with a reasonable amount of assistance\nMaintain a safe body position while attempting skills\, activities and rescues listed in the appropriate Course Outline\, and have the ability to recognize and identify to others when such efforts would be unsafe given your\npersonal situation\n\nMinimum personal equipment for class: \n\nPFD designed for whitewater use. Rescue PFD recommended\nWhitewater helmet\nProtective clothing suitable for extended swimming in cold water\nProtective footwear\,\nBoat and paddle may be needed\nWhistle\nThrow rope\n15+ feet of one inch tubular nylon webbing\n2 locking carabiners\n2 prussic loops.\n\nMost of this gear may be rented for an additional fee
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/swiftwater-rescue-course-2/
CATEGORIES:Swiftwater Rescue
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260607T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260607T160000
DTSTAMP:20260127T184341Z
CREATED:20260127T184341Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260127T184341Z
UID:72609-1780819200-1780848000@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Intro to Rock Climbing Course
DESCRIPTION:Experience a full day of rock climbing in the mountains of Summit County with a course designed for novice adventurers seeking a structured day of learning and fun out on the rocks. Instead of simply sending you up on a top rope\, our certified guides progress the group through a curriculum designed to give participants the knowledge and skills required to navigate the often intimidating activity of rock climbing. This Intro to Rock Climbing Course will provide you with a foundation of outdoor climbing basics while leaving plenty of time to actually climb. \n3 person minimum needed to run the course \nIn this course\, climbers will learn\, practice\, and hone the following skills: \n\nProper fit and function of all personal climbing gear\, including harnesses\, shoes and helmets\nEfficient climbing movement to move gracefully across the rock\nRehearse several knots and hitches involved in the climbing system\nActive belay techniques to keep both climber and belayer safe\nSetup and rappel yourself from the top of the cliff\nDevelop a sense of stewardship for open spaces\n\nWe will meet at the CAG office or a convenient rendezvous point\, gear up and head to the field. Meeting time is 8AM. We will spend the day in field instruction where we turn the backcountry into an experiential classroom where you will learn and practice your new climbing skills. \nTrip Package Includes\n\nCAG professional climbing guide (6:1 maximum guide to student ratio)\nAll climbing equipment\nTransportation from designated meeting place to the trailhead\nA safe\, fun\, and educational experience\n\nTrip Package Does Not Include\n\nLodging\nClothing for weather conditions\nInsurance (trip or rescue)\nInstructor gratuity
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/intro-to-rock-climbing-course/
CATEGORIES:Rock Climbing
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260606T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260607T170000
DTSTAMP:20260423T234312Z
CREATED:20260423T234312Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260423T234312Z
UID:73147-1780732800-1780851600@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
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/mountain-navigation-course/
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=UTC:20260606T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260606T170000
DTSTAMP:20260127T180947Z
CREATED:20260127T180947Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260127T180947Z
UID:72579-1780732800-1780765200@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Intro to Mountain Biking Course
DESCRIPTION:This course focuses on developing fundamental mountain biking skills. It is designed for riders with little or no mountain biking experience\, or for those with riding experience who would like to become better technical riders. In this course\, the rider’s current riding level will be assessed\, and instructors will teach skills that they deem important to elevating each participant’s riding ability. \nThe skills taught in this course are designed to make each rider safer and more efficient on the trail to make mountain biking a more fun experience. This is a full-day course and will include basic skills practice as well as on-trail skills application. The day will be completed with a short tour of trails in the Summit County trail system where students can practice their new skills. \nIn this course\, riders will learn\, practice\, and hone the following skills: \n\nPre-ride bike inspection\nMountain biking trail etiquette\nBody position\nBraking\nShifting\nFoot position\nBike/body separation\nClimbing technique\nBasic cornering\n\nItinerary\n\nWe will meet at the CAG office or a convenient rendezvous point\, gear up\, and head to the field. We will spend the day in field instruction where we turn the backcountry into an experiential classroom where you will learn and hone your mountain bike riding skills. \nTrip Package Includes\n\nCAG professional mountain bike guide\n5:1 maximum instructor to student ratio\n\nTrip Package Does Not Include\n\nMountain bike (rentals available\, including helmets)\nInsurance (trip or rescue)\nGuide gratuity
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/intro-to-mountain-biking-course/
CATEGORIES:Mountain Biking
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260523T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260524T170000
DTSTAMP:20260127T175802Z
CREATED:20260127T175802Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260127T175802Z
UID:72569-1779523200-1779642000@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Swiftwater Rescue Course
DESCRIPTION:About the Course\nThe ACA Level 4 Swiftwater Rescue course teaches recognition and avoidance of common river hazards\, execution of self-rescue techniques\, and rescue techniques for paddlers in distress. Emphasis is placed both on personal safety and on simple\, commonly used skills. We will also practice fundamental and more advanced techniques for dealing with hazards that carry greater risks for both victim and rescuer\, such as strainers\, rescue vest applications\, entrapments\, and pins. Scenarios will provide an opportunity for participants to practice their skills both individually and within a team/group context. \nCourse Duration:\n2-days (8 hours each) \n2026 Course Dates: \n\nMay 23-24\nJune 13-14\nJuly 18-19\nAug 8-9\n\nCourse Objectives:\n• Promote proactive prevention of river accidents and injuries.\n• Develop and practice key self-rescue skills.\n• Identify and avoid river hazards by understanding hydrology\, hazards\, and river features.\n• Focus on fast\, low-risk strategies for early management of river accidents.\n• Develop and practice methods for recovering swimmers\, and loose boats and equipment.\n• Develop and practice more advanced rope-based and in-water skills.\n• Gain experience using the rescue PFD\, and understand its strengths and weaknesses.\n• Utilize rescue scene management principles needed within a paddling group. \nCourse Prerequisites:\nAll paddle craft are welcome. Boaters should be able to competently maneuver their craft in Class I-II rapids. However\, all boaters\, and non-boaters with an interest in swiftwater rescue (e.g.\, professional rescuers)\, will benefit from the class. Participants should be in good health and overall fitness\, possess solid swimming ability\, and be comfortable swimming in moving current during river drills. Participants should dress appropriately for weather and temperature and expect to be in the water for extended periods of time. \nEssential Eligibility Criteria:\nOur ACA courses are open to all individuals who acknowledge the ability to perform the following essential eligibility\ncriteria. \n\nBreathe independently (i.e.\, not require medical devices to sustain breathing)\nIndependently maintain sealed airway passages while under water\nIndependently hold head upright without neck / head support\nManage personal care independently or with assistance of a companion\nManage personal mobility independently or with a reasonable amount of assistance\nFollow instructions and effectively communicate independently or with assistance of a companion\nIndependently turn from face-down to face-up and remain floating face up while wearing a properly fitted PFD\nGet on / off or in / out of a paddlecraft independently or with a reasonable amount of assistance\nIndependently get out and from under a capsized paddle craft\nRemount or reenter the paddle craft following deep water capsize independently or with a reasonable amount of assistance\nMaintain a safe body position while attempting skills\, activities and rescues listed in the appropriate Course Outline\, and have the ability to recognize and identify to others when such efforts would be unsafe given your\npersonal situation\n\nMinimum personal equipment for class: \n\nPFD designed for whitewater use. Rescue PFD recommended\nWhitewater helmet\nProtective clothing suitable for extended swimming in cold water\nProtective footwear\,\nBoat and paddle may be needed\nWhistle\nThrow rope\n15+ feet of one inch tubular nylon webbing\n2 locking carabiners\n2 prussic loops.\n\nMost of this gear may be rented for an additional fee
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/swiftwater-rescue-course/
CATEGORIES:Swiftwater Rescue
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260512T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260512T170000
DTSTAMP:20251001T162459Z
CREATED:20251001T162459Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251001T162459Z
UID:71494-1778590800-1778605200@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour PM
DESCRIPTION:Traveling solo or want to meet some new friends? Join a group on our Salt Lick Trail Group Tour Day on Tuesdays at 8AM or 1PM. \nPart of Red Mountain Open Space\, Salt Lick Trail offers a range of shorter and more accessible options for a casual snowshoe. This area is right out the back door from the CAG headquarters in Silverthorne\, where you will be snowshoeing minutes after your arrival. This series of trails pass through stands of lodgepole pine and aspen\, where you are greeted with amazing views of Lake Dillon\, the Continental Divide\, and the surrounding areas. \n\n$90 – Price/Person\nIndividuals encouraged\, minimum trip size three people\nMinimum age for public trips is 12 years. Younger kids welcomed on private tours.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/salt-lick-trail-group-snowshoe-tour-pm-24/
LOCATION:Salt Lick Trail
CATEGORIES:Snowshoe Tours
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260505T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260505T170000
DTSTAMP:20251001T162436Z
CREATED:20251001T162436Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251001T162436Z
UID:71492-1777986000-1778000400@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour PM
DESCRIPTION:Traveling solo or want to meet some new friends? Join a group on our Salt Lick Trail Group Tour Day on Tuesdays at 8AM or 1PM. \nPart of Red Mountain Open Space\, Salt Lick Trail offers a range of shorter and more accessible options for a casual snowshoe. This area is right out the back door from the CAG headquarters in Silverthorne\, where you will be snowshoeing minutes after your arrival. This series of trails pass through stands of lodgepole pine and aspen\, where you are greeted with amazing views of Lake Dillon\, the Continental Divide\, and the surrounding areas. \n\n$90 – Price/Person\nIndividuals encouraged\, minimum trip size three people\nMinimum age for public trips is 12 years. Younger kids welcomed on private tours.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/salt-lick-trail-group-snowshoe-tour-pm-23/
LOCATION:Salt Lick Trail
CATEGORIES:Snowshoe Tours
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260428T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260428T170000
DTSTAMP:20251001T162419Z
CREATED:20251001T162419Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251001T162419Z
UID:71490-1777381200-1777395600@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour PM
DESCRIPTION:Traveling solo or want to meet some new friends? Join a group on our Salt Lick Trail Group Tour Day on Tuesdays at 8AM or 1PM. \nPart of Red Mountain Open Space\, Salt Lick Trail offers a range of shorter and more accessible options for a casual snowshoe. This area is right out the back door from the CAG headquarters in Silverthorne\, where you will be snowshoeing minutes after your arrival. This series of trails pass through stands of lodgepole pine and aspen\, where you are greeted with amazing views of Lake Dillon\, the Continental Divide\, and the surrounding areas. \n\n$90 – Price/Person\nIndividuals encouraged\, minimum trip size three people\nMinimum age for public trips is 12 years. Younger kids welcomed on private tours.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/salt-lick-trail-group-snowshoe-tour-pm-22/
LOCATION:Salt Lick Trail
CATEGORIES:Snowshoe Tours
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260421T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260421T170000
DTSTAMP:20251001T162354Z
CREATED:20251001T162354Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251001T162354Z
UID:71488-1776776400-1776790800@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour PM
DESCRIPTION:Traveling solo or want to meet some new friends? Join a group on our Salt Lick Trail Group Tour Day on Tuesdays at 8AM or 1PM. \nPart of Red Mountain Open Space\, Salt Lick Trail offers a range of shorter and more accessible options for a casual snowshoe. This area is right out the back door from the CAG headquarters in Silverthorne\, where you will be snowshoeing minutes after your arrival. This series of trails pass through stands of lodgepole pine and aspen\, where you are greeted with amazing views of Lake Dillon\, the Continental Divide\, and the surrounding areas. \n\n$90 – Price/Person\nIndividuals encouraged\, minimum trip size three people\nMinimum age for public trips is 12 years. Younger kids welcomed on private tours.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/salt-lick-trail-group-snowshoe-tour-pm-21/
LOCATION:Salt Lick Trail
CATEGORIES:Snowshoe Tours
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260414T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260414T170000
DTSTAMP:20251001T162339Z
CREATED:20251001T162339Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251001T162339Z
UID:71486-1776171600-1776186000@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour PM
DESCRIPTION:Traveling solo or want to meet some new friends? Join a group on our Salt Lick Trail Group Tour Day on Tuesdays at 8AM or 1PM. \nPart of Red Mountain Open Space\, Salt Lick Trail offers a range of shorter and more accessible options for a casual snowshoe. This area is right out the back door from the CAG headquarters in Silverthorne\, where you will be snowshoeing minutes after your arrival. This series of trails pass through stands of lodgepole pine and aspen\, where you are greeted with amazing views of Lake Dillon\, the Continental Divide\, and the surrounding areas. \n\n$90 – Price/Person\nIndividuals encouraged\, minimum trip size three people\nMinimum age for public trips is 12 years. Younger kids welcomed on private tours.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/salt-lick-trail-group-snowshoe-tour-pm-20/
LOCATION:Salt Lick Trail
CATEGORIES:Snowshoe Tours
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260412T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260413T160000
DTSTAMP:20250906T031048Z
CREATED:20250903T034412Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250906T031048Z
UID:71019-1775980800-1776096000@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Ski/ Splitboard Mountaineering
DESCRIPTION:Join like-minded enthusiasts and take your splitboarding or skiing to a higher level! This course is for passionate winter athletes with a strong foundation of backcountry snow skills and avalanche education\, who are ready to put in the work\, and who want to learn how to travel through technical terrain with splitboards or skis. \nIn this 2-day course we will focus on learning the ins and outs of technical gear\, and techniques\, and we’ll work on the practical application of skills for steep terrain. Learn about equipment like ice axes and crampons\, rope-work in the ski mountaineering world\, advanced terrain management\, and more. We also offer customizable\, private group mountaineering courses. \nWhat you will Learn\n\nEquipment \n\nIntroduction and overview of technical gear\nRopework: knots\, tie-ins\, belays\, anchors\, and rappelling\nIce axe: self-arrest\, belay\, and climbing techniques\nCrampon usage\n\nTrip Preparation \n\nAdvanced trip planning and route selection\nRescue and emergency preparation\n\nTechniques \n\nTechniques for traveling through technical terrain\nSteep skinning and bootpacking techniques\nClimbing and snowboarding couloirs\nSteep riding\n\nWho is this Course Designed For?\nStudents are required to have at least 3 seasons of backcountry touring experience including completion of a Level 1 (Level 2 recommended) avalanche course as well as an Avalanche Rescue course within the past 2 seasons. \nStudents must be comfortable skiing and riding all terrain on a ski resort (double black diamond skier at minimum). Students should be able to travel off-trail on exposed\, ungroomed or unmaintained terrain for extended periods of time and bring appropriate equipment for traveling on snow. Touring skis and splitboards are available for rent from our Silverthorne\, CO basecamp.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/ski-splitboard-mountaineering/
LOCATION:Summit County Zones (within 45 minutes of Breckenridge)
CATEGORIES:Ski & Splitboard Mountaineering
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260407T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260407T170000
DTSTAMP:20251001T162315Z
CREATED:20251001T162315Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251001T162315Z
UID:71484-1775566800-1775581200@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour PM
DESCRIPTION:Traveling solo or want to meet some new friends? Join a group on our Salt Lick Trail Group Tour Day on Tuesdays at 8AM or 1PM. \nPart of Red Mountain Open Space\, Salt Lick Trail offers a range of shorter and more accessible options for a casual snowshoe. This area is right out the back door from the CAG headquarters in Silverthorne\, where you will be snowshoeing minutes after your arrival. This series of trails pass through stands of lodgepole pine and aspen\, where you are greeted with amazing views of Lake Dillon\, the Continental Divide\, and the surrounding areas. \n\n$90 – Price/Person\nIndividuals encouraged\, minimum trip size three people\nMinimum age for public trips is 12 years. Younger kids welcomed on private tours.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/salt-lick-trail-group-snowshoe-tour-pm-19/
LOCATION:Salt Lick Trail
CATEGORIES:Snowshoe Tours
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260403T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260405T160000
DTSTAMP:20250925T185504Z
CREATED:20250903T015054Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250925T185504Z
UID:70922-1775203200-1775404800@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-april-3/
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:20260331T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260331T170000
DTSTAMP:20251001T162257Z
CREATED:20251001T162257Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251001T162257Z
UID:71482-1774962000-1774976400@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour PM
DESCRIPTION:Traveling solo or want to meet some new friends? Join a group on our Salt Lick Trail Group Tour Day on Tuesdays at 8AM or 1PM. \nPart of Red Mountain Open Space\, Salt Lick Trail offers a range of shorter and more accessible options for a casual snowshoe. This area is right out the back door from the CAG headquarters in Silverthorne\, where you will be snowshoeing minutes after your arrival. This series of trails pass through stands of lodgepole pine and aspen\, where you are greeted with amazing views of Lake Dillon\, the Continental Divide\, and the surrounding areas. \n\n$90 – Price/Person\nIndividuals encouraged\, minimum trip size three people\nMinimum age for public trips is 12 years. Younger kids welcomed on private tours.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/salt-lick-trail-group-snowshoe-tour-pm-18/
LOCATION:Salt Lick Trail
CATEGORIES:Snowshoe Tours
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260327T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260329T160000
DTSTAMP:20250906T030003Z
CREATED:20250903T014840Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250906T030003Z
UID:70920-1774598400-1774800000@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-march-27/
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
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260324T170000
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SUMMARY:Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour PM
DESCRIPTION:Traveling solo or want to meet some new friends? Join a group on our Salt Lick Trail Group Tour Day on Tuesdays at 8AM or 1PM. \nPart of Red Mountain Open Space\, Salt Lick Trail offers a range of shorter and more accessible options for a casual snowshoe. This area is right out the back door from the CAG headquarters in Silverthorne\, where you will be snowshoeing minutes after your arrival. This series of trails pass through stands of lodgepole pine and aspen\, where you are greeted with amazing views of Lake Dillon\, the Continental Divide\, and the surrounding areas. \n\n$90 – Price/Person\nIndividuals encouraged\, minimum trip size three people\nMinimum age for public trips is 12 years. Younger kids welcomed on private tours.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/salt-lick-trail-group-snowshoe-tour-pm-17/
LOCATION:Salt Lick Trail
CATEGORIES:Snowshoe Tours
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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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-march-21/
CATEGORIES:AIARE Rescue
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SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Hut Based-NOLO
DESCRIPTION:Immerse Yourself in the Backcountry on a Learning Retreat\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. \nWhat sets our hut based AIARE courses apart from the others? Not only do we offer a weekend in an immaculate\, off-grid backcountry hut\, we also provide the breakfasts and dinners! By choosing the hut-based setting\, you’ll have the opportunity to pick your instructors’ brains during fireside chats in the evening. All of our Level 1 courses will include 24 hours of coursework at a minimum\, and two days on snow training. \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:\nEquipment \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-nolo-march-20/
LOCATION:NOLO
CATEGORIES:AIARE 1 Hut Based
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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