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February 20, 2016 - February 21, 2016

A two-day advanced course geared towards those with previous ice climbing experience who are ready to take the next “mono point” step.  This second level course picks up where our Ice Climbing 101 course left off and covers the advanced waterfall ice climbing skills and techniques. This course requires a minimum of 2 to run at the dates and prices listed and has a maximum 3:1 guiding ratio. We are happy to arrange this course or similar on a custom ...

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High Sierra Peak Descents – North

February 20, 2016 - February 21, 2016

The Eastern Sierra is well-known for its easy access to hundreds of ski summits. Nothing beats ripping turns off an alpine summit and then sniffing the desert sage of the valley bottom. For skiers who want to rise above the crowds and ski from a mountaintop! This program requires a minimum of 2 to run on these scheduled dates at this promotional price, and will have a maximum guiding ratio of 4:1. We are happy to arrange this program on ...

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AIARE 1 Refresher

February 21, 2016

This one day refresher designed for AIARE 1 alumni is a great way to kick the snow season into gear. Review and practice the backcountry decision-making framework and upgrade companion rescue skills in a primarily field- based format. Minimum of 2 to run. Custom scheduling available. BOOK NOW

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