The first participants to sign up get to the pick the specifc field day locations! Moto Mountain School can operate courses at the following areas...
- Vail Pass (from Camp Hale)
- Summit County (Spring Creek, Tiger Road, Deer Creek)
- Buena Vista (East Cottonwood Pass)
- Crested Butte / Taylor Park / West Cottonwood Pass
- Lake City (Slumgullion Pass)

Objectives for this 1 day field session include:
1) Learning how to wear & effectively operate avalanche safety equipment.
2) Learning how to perform a companion rescue including single and multiple burial searches.
3) Understanding the challenges involving multiple rescuers and basic group management.

Course consists of optional pre-course e-learning & 1 Field Day.

The first participants to sign up get to the pick the specifc field day locations! Moto Mountain School can operate courses at the following areas...
- Vail Pass (from Camp Hale)
- Summit County (Spring Creek, Tiger Road, Deer Creek)
- Buena Vista (East Cottonwood Pass)
- Crested Butte / Taylor Park / West Cottonwood Pass
- Lake City (Slumgullion Pass)

Objectives for this 1 day field session include:
1) Learning how to wear & effectively operate avalanche safety equipment.
2) Learning how to perform a companion rescue including single and multiple burial searches.
3) Understanding the challenges involving multiple rescuers and basic group management.

Course consists of optional pre-course e-learning & 1 Field Day.

The first participants to sign up get to the pick the specifc field day locations! Moto Mountain School can operate courses at the following areas...
- Vail Pass (from Camp Hale)
- Summit County (Spring Creek, Tiger Road, Deer Creek)
- Buena Vista (East Cottonwood Pass)
- Crested Butte / Taylor Park / West Cottonwood Pass
- Lake City (Slumgullion Pass)

Objectives for this 1 day field session include:
1) Learning how to wear & effectively operate avalanche safety equipment.
2) Learning how to perform a companion rescue including single and multiple burial searches.
3) Understanding the challenges involving multiple rescuers and basic group management.

Course consists of optional pre-course e-learning & 1 Field Day.

The first participants to sign up get to the pick the specifc field day locations! Moto Mountain School can operate courses at the following areas...
- Vail Pass (from Camp Hale)
- Summit County (Spring Creek, Tiger Road, Deer Creek)
- Buena Vista (East Cottonwood Pass)
- Crested Butte / Taylor Park / West Cottonwood Pass
- Lake City (Slumgullion Pass)

Objectives for this 1 day field session include:
1) Learning how to wear & effectively operate avalanche safety equipment.
2) Learning how to perform a companion rescue including single and multiple burial searches.
3) Understanding the challenges involving multiple rescuers and basic group management.

Course consists of optional pre-course e-learning & 1 Field Day.

The first participants to sign up get to the pick the specifc field day locations! Moto Mountain School can operate courses at the following areas...
- Vail Pass (from Camp Hale)
- Summit County (Spring Creek, Tiger Road, Deer Creek)
- Buena Vista (East Cottonwood Pass)
- Crested Butte (Kebler Pass*), Taylor Park / West Cottonwood Pass)
- Lake City (Slumgullion Pass)

Objectives for this course include both the AIARE 1 & AIARE Rescue course. Please reference those courses for specifc objectives.

Course consists of self paced pre-course learning, + 1 Zoom, & 3 field days
*Kebler Pass may only be used by member's of the Gunnison County SnoTrackers. Join their club!

The first participants to sign up get to the pick the specifc field day locations! Moto Mountain School can operate courses at the following areas...
- Vail Pass (from Camp Hale)
- Summit County (Spring Creek, Tiger Road, Deer Creek)
- Buena Vista (East Cottonwood Pass)
- Crested Butte (Kebler Pass*, Taylor Park / West Cottonwood Pass)
- Lake City (Slumgullion Pass)

Objectives for this course include both the AIARE 1 & AIARE Rescue course. Please reference those courses for specifc objectives.

Course consists of self paced pre-course learning, + 1 Zoom, & 3 field days
*Kebler Pass may only be used by member's of the Gunnison County SnoTrackers. Join their club!

The first participants to sign up get to the pick the specifc field day locations! Moto Mountain School can operate courses at the following areas...
- Vail Pass (from Camp Hale)
- Summit County (Spring Creek, Tiger Road, Deer Creek)
- Buena Vista (East Cottonwood Pass)
- Crested Butte (Kebler Pass*, Taylor Park / West Cottonwood Pass)
- Lake City (Slumgullion Pass)

Objectives for this course include both the AIARE 1 & AIARE Rescue course. Please reference those courses for specifc objectives.

Course consists of self paced pre-course learning, + 1 Zoom, & 3 field days
*Kebler Pass may only be used by member's of the Gunnison County SnoTrackers. Join their club!

The first participants to sign up get to the pick the specifc field day locations! Moto Mountain School can operate courses at the following areas...
- Vail Pass (from Camp Hale)
- Summit County (Spring Creek, Tiger Road, Deer Creek)
- Buena Vista (East Cottonwood Pass)
- Crested Butte (Kebler Pass*, Taylor Park / West Cottonwood Pass)
- Lake City (Slumgullion Pass)

Objectives for this course include both the AIARE 1 & AIARE Rescue course. Please reference those courses for specifc objectives.

Course consists of self paced pre-course learning, + 1 Zoom, & 3 field days
*Kebler Pass may only be used by member's of the Gunnison County SnoTrackers. Join their club!

Objectives for this 3 day course include:
1.) Differentiating where specific avalanche hazards exist within the landscape.
2.) Identifying avalanche terrain where consequences may be more severe.
3.) Using and interpreting weather, snow, and avalanche observations to make more specific terrain decisions.
4.) Leadership skills to use in a small team, including facilitating small group discussion, promoting appropriate terrain selection, and utilizing simple risk management strategies.

Course consists of 3 FULL days (24 hours) with at least 60% in the Field.

Objectives for this 3 day course include:
1.) Differentiating where specific avalanche hazards exist within the landscape.
2.) Identifying avalanche terrain where consequences may be more severe.
3.) Using and interpreting weather, snow, and avalanche observations to make more specific terrain decisions.
4.) Leadership skills to use in a small team, including facilitating small group discussion, promoting appropriate terrain selection, and utilizing simple risk management strategies.

Course consists of 3 FULL days (24 hours) with at least 60% in the Field.