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Avalanche Skills Training Level 1 (AST 1) | Ski / Snowboard | Golden

March 1, 2024 @ 7:00 pm - March 2, 2024 @ 4:30 pm

$275

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AST 1

AST 1 | Golden | Ski / Snowboard

March 1st - evening online | March 2nd - field day

The online course must be completed prior to the field day.

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Evening online classroom session
Friday, March 1st
7 pm – 8 pm

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Field day at Rudis South
Saturday, March 2nd
8:30 am – 4:00 pm

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For a full course description please check out Avalanche Skills Training Level 1 – Ski / Snowboard.

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Start:: March 1, 2024 @ 7:00 pm
End:: March 2, 2024 @ 4:30 pm
Cost:: $275
Events Categories:: Avalanche Skills Training Level 1, Golden, Golden - AST 1 - Ski / Snowboard

Venue

: Golden, BC
: Golden, British Columbia Canada

Organizer

: Stay Wild Backcountry Skills
Phone: 2502900065

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+1 250 290-0065

staywildbackcountry@gmail.com

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An atmospheric river is upon us ❄️ A couple

An atmospheric river is upon us ❄️

A couple things we want to keep in mind with this storm:

| What surfaces are being buried in your area? Surface Hoar?
Facets?
Depth Hoar?
All of the above 😬

| Low tide |
As we all know the taps have not exactly been turned on yet this season. We currently have a weak shallow snowpack as our base.

As we madly refresh webcams and weather stations over the next few days think of how it will react with the current snowpack.

Play it safe and enjoy that pow✌️

They say absence makes the heart grow fonder and w

They say absence makes the heart grow fonder and winter sure has been playing hard to get. Keep that early season stoked in check with a couple reminders below ✌️

Avalanche Canada forecasts are in full swing!

With snow in the forecast this upcoming weekend (keep those snow dances going!) be sure to check the forecast ➡️ choose appropriate terrain and investigate changing conditions.

Let it snow!

✨Women’s specific courses ✨ Looking back at

✨Women’s specific courses ✨

Looking back at our
ladies courses last year is giving us all the feels 💛

A crew of women in the mountains learning, supporting one another and pushing themselves is what makes us tick. These students inspire us more then they will ever know and we couldn’t be more stoked to be apart of their backcountry journey.

Check out below for our upcoming ladies courses and clinics!

• Ladies Sled Shred Camp | Progression Series •
Jan 13 | Feb 10 | March 9

• Ladies Sled Shred Camp •
| Jan 20 |

• Ladies intro to sledding •
| Jan 27 |

• Women AST 1 | 🎿 🏂 | Revelstoke •
| Feb 3 / 4 |

• Women’s AST 1 | 🎿🏂 | Big White •
| Feb 9 / 10 |

• Women’s AST 1 | 🎿🏂 | Golden •
| Feb 13 / 14 |

• Women’s AST 2 | 🎿🏂 | Golden •
| Feb 16 - 19 |

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• Transceiver Interference • We have so many

• Transceiver Interference •

We have so many electronics on us now a days it’s really important to think about transceiver interference.

One thing that can happen with interference is ghost signals. Our phones or other devices can make it seem like there is a signal when there is in fact not. This can make things really tricky if you are in the middle of a search which is highly stressful on its own and then you’re getting random false signals.

We always recommend doing a couple searches with your phone purposely close by. Why do we do this? So we are able to see what interference looks like. That way we can quickly identify it and fix the problem by removing the interference or spacing it out appropriately.

For upcoming avalanche courses check out our schedule ✌️

Educate • Inspire • Empower Stay Wild is a te

Educate • Inspire • Empower

Stay Wild is a team of mountain loving folks who are passionate about sharing their backcountry knowledge and experience.

We pride ourselves in having a team of instructors who are approachable, inclusive and welcoming. We want you to build friendships, have a good time and learn how to safely navigate the beautiful bad ass mountains that surround us.

Check out our schedule for upcoming avalanche courses and sled camps.

We can’t wait to see our students this winter ✨

A quick glimpse into our avalanche courses ✨ Sn

A quick glimpse into our avalanche courses ✨

Snow falling across the province is giving us all the feelings ❄️

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