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SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Avalanche Safety
DESCRIPTION:Three-Day Intro to Managing Avalanche Hazard\n\nThese 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! \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-feb-27-2/
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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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260224T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260224T170000
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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-13/
LOCATION:Salt Lick Trail
CATEGORIES:Snowshoe Tours
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260224T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260224T120000
DTSTAMP:20251001T163043Z
CREATED:20251001T163043Z
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SUMMARY:Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour AM
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 shoeing 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-am-12/
LOCATION:Salt Lick Trail
CATEGORIES:Snowshoe Tours
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260221T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260221T160000
DTSTAMP:20251128T193852Z
CREATED:20251128T193852Z
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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-feb-21/
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260220T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260222T160000
DTSTAMP:20250906T030430Z
CREATED:20250903T033156Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250906T030430Z
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SUMMARY:AIARE Avalanche Rescue + WFA
DESCRIPTION:Take the one-day\, stand-alone AIARE Avalanche Rescue and combine it with a 16-hour Wilderness First Aid (WFA) course designed for the winter backcountry users. Bridge the gap between your avalanche education and medical response. Having solid rescue skills for avalanche response is crucial\, but trauma related injuries account for 1/4 of avalanche related fatalities. Most people don’t think about the next step in an avalanche rescue or what to do if there is any other backcountry incident miles from help. This is where your medical training needs to come in. Outside help will likely be hours away. And let’s face it\, accidents and medical situations in the backcountry can happen even without an avalanche. Do you have the necessary medical training and skills? The Wilderness First Aid (WFA) course is the first necessary step to learn about wilderness medicine and basic life support skills.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-avalanche-rescue-wfa/
LOCATION:Summit County Zones (within 45 minutes of Breckenridge)
CATEGORIES:AIARE Rescue + WFA
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260220T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260222T160000
DTSTAMP:20250906T025959Z
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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-feb-20/
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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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260219T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260221T160000
DTSTAMP:20260807T180516Z
CREATED:20260807T180516Z
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SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Hut Based-Sister'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-sisters-feb19-2027/
LOCATION:Sisters Cabin
CATEGORIES:AIARE 1 Hut Based
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260217T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260217T193000
DTSTAMP:20251002T180957Z
CREATED:20251002T180957Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251002T180957Z
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SUMMARY:Ski and Splitboard Backcountry 101 Clinic
DESCRIPTION:Our Backcountry Ski/Splitboarding 101 Clinics will introduce skiers and riders to backcountry equipment and available resources. We will define what the backcountry is and take a look at the specialized equipment that is necessary to use while traveling in the snowy mountains. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN: \n\n   Different types of backcountry ski and splitboarding equipment\n    Choosing the right gear for you\n    Gear for backcountry skiing & splitboarding\n    Dressing and layering for backcountry skiing\n    Packing for a day of backcountry skiing\n    Avalanche safety equipment\n    Introduction to trip planning\n    CAIC website demo\n    Necessary and recommended education\n  Guide’s tips and tricks
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/ski-and-splitboard-backcountry-101-clinic-highside/
LOCATION:Highside Brewing\, 720 Main St\, Frisco\, CO\, 80443\, United States
CATEGORIES:Avy Savvy Clinic
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260217T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260217T170000
DTSTAMP:20251001T162023Z
CREATED:20251001T162023Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251001T162023Z
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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-12/
LOCATION:Salt Lick Trail
CATEGORIES:Snowshoe Tours
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260217T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260217T120000
DTSTAMP:20251001T163015Z
CREATED:20251001T163015Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251001T163015Z
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SUMMARY:Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour AM
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 shoeing 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-am-11/
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:20260215T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260215T160000
DTSTAMP:20250906T030623Z
CREATED:20250903T033755Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250906T030623Z
UID:71011-1771142400-1771171200@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-feb-15/
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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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260213T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260215T160000
DTSTAMP:20250906T030028Z
CREATED:20250903T014455Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250906T030028Z
UID:70907-1770969600-1771171200@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-feb-13/
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:20260211T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260211T160000
DTSTAMP:20250906T030317Z
CREATED:20250903T032743Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250906T030317Z
UID:70991-1770796800-1770825600@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-feb-11/
CATEGORIES:AIARE Rescue
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260210T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260210T193000
DTSTAMP:20250923T180610Z
CREATED:20250923T180610Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250923T180610Z
UID:71371-1770746400-1770751800@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Avy Safety 101 + state of the snowpack clinic
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our Avy 101 Clinic\, a free\, one-hour introduction to avalanche awareness designed for anyone who loves being in the mountains. No complicated formulas\, no warnings to stay home — just practical knowledge to help you understand avalanches\, why they happen\, and how to enjoy the backcountry safely. You’ll also learn about essential tools\, including avalanche gear\, forecasts\, and resources for making smart decisions in the snow. \nComplementing this\, our State of the Snowpack session offers a fascinating look at the winter season so far. We’ll explore how weather and storms shape the snowpack and what that means for your backcountry adventures. Attendees will leave with a clear picture of the current snow conditions and how to use this knowledge to travel confidently and safely as the season unfolds.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/avy-safety-101-state-of-the-snowpack-clinic-3/
LOCATION:The Block\, 491 Rainbow Drive\, Silverthorne\, CO\, 80498\, United States
CATEGORIES:Avy Savvy Clinic
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260210T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260210T170000
DTSTAMP:20251001T162002Z
CREATED:20251001T162002Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251001T162002Z
UID:71468-1770728400-1770742800@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-11/
LOCATION:Salt Lick Trail
CATEGORIES:Snowshoe Tours
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260210T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260210T120000
DTSTAMP:20251001T162916Z
CREATED:20251001T162916Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251001T162916Z
UID:71515-1770710400-1770724800@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour AM
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 shoeing 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-am-10/
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:20260208T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260210T160000
DTSTAMP:20260807T180407Z
CREATED:20260807T180407Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T180407Z
UID:73692-1770537600-1770739200@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Hut Based-Sister'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-sisters-feb8-2027/
LOCATION:Sisters Cabin
CATEGORIES:AIARE 1 Hut Based
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260206T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260208T160000
DTSTAMP:20250906T031001Z
CREATED:20250903T031054Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250906T031001Z
UID:70966-1770364800-1770566400@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE 2 Hut Based
DESCRIPTION:Analyzing Snow Stability and Avalanche Hazard\nThis 3-day course provides backcountry leaders the opportunity to advance their avalanche knowledge and decision-making skills. The AIARE 2 course builds on the introductory avalanche hazard management model introduced in AIARE 1 and adds to it the evaluation of critical hazard assessment factors. All students must have taken AIARE 1\, Avalanche Rescue\, and have one season of practical experience after taking the AIARE 1 course. \nOur AIARE 2 courses are unique because we run them only in hut-based or a snow camping-based (tent\, snow shelter) format. This is an amazing way to immerse yourself in the environment while also learning how to execute an overnight in the winter backcountry. Students will describe and discuss weather\, snowpack\, and avalanche processes\, and identify how these processes relate to observations and travel within avalanche terrain. \nWhat You’ll Learn\n\nOBSERVATIONS \n\nIdentifying avalanche terrain where consequences may be more severe\nDifferentiating where specific avalanche hazards exist within the landscape\nLearning how to close gaps of uncertainty through identifying key observations within your group\, the terrain\, or the snowpack\n\nWEATHER/SNOWPACK \n\nInterpreting weather\, snow\, and avalanche observations to make terrain decisions\nMore advanced snow science and analysis\n\nLEADERSHIP \n\nLeadership skills to use in a small team\, including facilitating small group discussions\, promoting appropriate terrain selection\, and utilizing simple risk management strategies\nImplement a basic forecasting framework that can be used in conjunction with and in the absence of local supporting avalanche information
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/aiare-2-hut-broome/
LOCATION:Broome Hut
CATEGORIES:AIARE 2
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260206T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260208T160000
DTSTAMP:20250906T032331Z
CREATED:20250903T024510Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250906T032331Z
UID:70948-1770364800-1770566400@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:AIARE 1 Avalanche Safety
DESCRIPTION:Three-Day Intro to Managing Avalanche Hazard\n\nThese 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! \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-fr-feb-6/
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:20260206T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260208T160000
DTSTAMP:20250906T030031Z
CREATED:20250903T014420Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250906T030031Z
UID:70905-1770364800-1770566400@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-feb-6/
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:20260203T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260203T170000
DTSTAMP:20251001T161946Z
CREATED:20251001T161946Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251001T161946Z
UID:71466-1770123600-1770138000@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-10/
LOCATION:Salt Lick Trail
CATEGORIES:Snowshoe Tours
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260203T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260203T120000
DTSTAMP:20251001T162857Z
CREATED:20251001T162857Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251001T162857Z
UID:71513-1770105600-1770120000@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour AM
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 shoeing 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-am-9/
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:20260201T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260201T160000
DTSTAMP:20250906T030656Z
CREATED:20250903T033723Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250906T030656Z
UID:71009-1769932800-1769961600@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-feb-1/
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:20260131T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260131T160000
DTSTAMP:20250906T030323Z
CREATED:20250903T032709Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250906T030323Z
UID:70989-1769846400-1769875200@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-jan-31/
CATEGORIES:AIARE Rescue
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260130T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260201T160000
DTSTAMP:20250906T030047Z
CREATED:20250903T014325Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250906T030047Z
UID:70903-1769760000-1769961600@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-jan-30/
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:20260127T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260127T193000
DTSTAMP:20251003T021810Z
CREATED:20251003T021810Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251003T021810Z
UID:71651-1769536800-1769542200@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Avy Safety 101 + state of the snowpack clinic
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our Avy 101 Clinic\, a free\, one-hour introduction to avalanche awareness designed for anyone who loves being in the mountains. No complicated formulas\, no warnings to stay home — just practical knowledge to help you understand avalanches\, why they happen\, and how to enjoy the backcountry safely. You’ll also learn about essential tools\, including avalanche gear\, forecasts\, and resources for making smart decisions in the snow. \nComplementing this\, our State of the Snowpack session offers a fascinating look at the winter season so far. We’ll explore how weather and storms shape the snowpack and what that means for your backcountry adventures. Attendees will leave with a clear picture of the current snow conditions and how to use this knowledge to travel confidently and safely as the season unfolds.
URL:https://www.coloradoadventureguides.com/event/avy-safety-101-state-of-the-snowpack-clinic-4/
LOCATION:Hideaway Park Brewing\, 78927 US-40\, Winter Park\, CO\, 80446\, United States
CATEGORIES:Avy Savvy Clinic
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260127T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260127T170000
DTSTAMP:20251001T161920Z
CREATED:20251001T161920Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251001T161920Z
UID:71464-1769518800-1769533200@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-9/
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:20260127T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260127T120000
DTSTAMP:20251001T162841Z
CREATED:20251001T162841Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251001T162841Z
UID:71511-1769500800-1769515200@www.coloradoadventureguides.com
SUMMARY:Salt Lick Trail Group Snowshoe Tour AM
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 shoeing 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-am-8/
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:20260126T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260128T160000
DTSTAMP:20250906T030052Z
CREATED:20250903T014257Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250906T030052Z
UID:70901-1769414400-1769616000@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-jan-26/
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:20260124T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260124T160000
DTSTAMP:20251128T193817Z
CREATED:20251128T193817Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251128T193817Z
UID:72175-1769241600-1769270400@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-jan-24/
ORGANIZER;CN="Colorado Adventure Guides":MAILTO:info@coloradoadventureguides.com
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