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Programs matching location:
"Canada" |
| Alpine Mountaineering and Technical Leadership - Part 2 |
| 12-days |
Intermediate |
Squamish, BC and the North Cascades, WA |
May - September |
| Advance technical, evaluative, and rescue skills on snow, ice, and rock; develop techniques for leading multi-pitch rock routes; acquire skills to be a rope team leader on technical alpine terrain including both rock and glacial routes. |
| Alpine Mountaineering and Technical Leadership - Part 3 |
| 12 days |
Intermediate |
Picketts, Bugaboos, or Mt. Waddington, BC Coast Range |
June - September |
| Co-lead an expedition to the remote Picket Range in Washington or either to British Columbia's Bugaboo Spires in the Purcell Range or to spectacular Mount Waddington in the Coast Range. |
| Alpine Rock Climbing in the Bugaboos |
| 7 Days |
Intermediate & Advanced |
Bugaboos, BC |
July - September |
| These spires, which rise from glaciers in the Purcell Range of BC, are among the worlds most beautiful peaks, where quality of climbing is unsurpassed. Routes from 5.4 - 5.10 on Eastpost, Crescent Spire, Pigeon Spire, Bugaboo Spire, and Snowpatch Spire. |
| Ice Climbing (Waterfall) - Sierra and Rockies |
| 2-6 Days (can combine with winter mountaineering) |
Beginner to Advanced |
Eastern Sierra, CA and San Juans, CO; Canadian Rockies, BC and AB, Canada |
December - March |
| Develop a full repertoire of technical and judgmental skills for technical ice climbing. Advanced participants develop leading ability on difficult terrain. |
| Pacific Northwest Rock Climbing |
| 1 Day and Up |
Beginner to Advanced |
Western Washington and British Columbia |
April - October |
| AAI leads rock climbing instructional courses at several locations across Western Washington - including Leavenworth, Index, and Mt. Erie - and also in Squamish, British Columbia. |
| Rock Rescue - Intro and Advanced |
| 2 days, 1-day practicum available upon request |
None |
BC, WA, CA, NV |
Year-round |
| Intro: Build fundamental rescue skills to manage the problems and accidents that frequently confront recreational climbers.
Advanced: Develop a repertoire of techniques for safely reaching, packaging, and transporting victims over high angle terrain. |
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