Building Your Wilderness First Aid Kit
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…covers movement techniques that are hard to practice in a gym — like crack climbing, jamming, and friction — helping both beginners and experienced indoor climbers transition outside successfully. In…
Technical Ski Alpinism Ski Mountaineering & Avalanche Leadership – Part II is the second step in our progressive winter backcountry curriculum, designed to build technical competence, efficiency, and confidence for…
As the Summer fades and Fall’s crisp temperatures begin to turn cold, ice climbers around the nation begin to think about tall, shaded walls of hard water ice. With dozens…
…and adapt to changing conditions. Avalanche awareness, snowpack evaluation, and rescue techniques are reviewed, making this a complete introduction to ski mountaineering in one of the Northwest’s most stunning settings….
…and south faces provide excellent technical rock climbing. Mount Tyndall, 14,025′ First climbed in 1864 by surveyors who thought they were climbing Mount Whitney, this peak features technical rock climbs…
…cracks are often uneven and do not demand impeccable crack technique, flock to J-Tree to hone their jamming and offwidth skills. For Bouldering, J-Tree is a dream, the perfect location…
…the Polish Glacier at 19,200 feet. From here, the technical climbing begins and you ascend the most direct line up the Polish Glacier climbing 45-60 degree ice on the exposed…
…skills such as ice-axe use and self-arrest, French crampon technique, and glacier travel practices Alpine rock climbing and ice climbing at a moderate difficulty level High-altitude and cold-weather mountaineering, camp…
Only 31 miles apart, Mount Adams and Mount Saint Helens have a lot in common. Both mountains are still considered active volcanoes. This might seem odd due to the fact…
…like gneiss and quartzite, and ancient granite bedrock, producing an astonishing variety of landforms and offering climbers a smorgasbord of technical challenges on routes ranging from short sport climbs to…
…climbs, Red Rock boasts an unusually large number of very long, high-quality routes of moderate technical difficulty. Many fine climbs of grade III or IV in length lie in the…
…and techniques to the Snow, Weather, and Avalanche Guidelines of the American Avalanche Association (A3). The Pro 2 takes the “trained observer and technician” and begins the process of making…
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