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SUMMARY:Level 2 Avalanche Course - January 23-25
DESCRIPTION:Take your avalanche knowledge to the next level in route finding\, group management\, terrain and stability analysis.  Learn to manage terrain according to avalanche problem(s) and the correct mindset for conditions.  Stability test quantification and recording. \nThis class takes your skills and understanding of snow to a new level with advanced terrain and snowpack analysis.  We put you in the driver’s seat making decisions and leading a team into the backcountry. Invaluable skills so you can analyze terrain/snowpack without a forecast and route find in avalanche terrain. A must for any serious rider. \nWho’s it for: Anyone who has taken a Level I and Avalanche Rescue course. \nRiding Ability:  Don’t worry about your riding skills.  The class is fun and we work as a team to get to the learning areas using groomed trails\, single track and easy meadow riding.  If the entire group is more accomplished riders\, we’ll ramp it up.  The snowmobiles and snowbikes are used to gain access to areas where we park and then teach. \nLocation: Craig\, CO \nClass start:   8:30am – Be dressed to ride and spend the day outside. \nDates:.  January 23-25\, 2026 \nCost: $900 \nRefund policy:  No refunds will be given within 30 days of class start date. \nSchedule:  8:30 am-5:00pm \nWhat to do for preparation: Read your transceiver manual. Practice using your transceiver and switching from transmit to search.  Make sure you have new batteries. Make sure all your gear is ready.  Bring notebook and pen to class.  Read the avalanche forecast.  Make notes on questions you have for class. \nHave your machines in excellent working order\, fueled and ready. \nWhat to bring:  Snowmobile or Snow Bike. Transceiver (3 antenna)\, shovel\, probe\, tunnel bag\, backpack or airbag pack\, sunglasses\, multiple pairs of gloves\, sunscreen\, face protection\, survival and first aid gear\, hat\, food (lunch) and water for in the field\, extra layers\, head lamp\, notebook\, pens\, pencil\, camera. \nIf you don’t have avalanche gear\, please let us know and we can supply it. \nDress warmer than expected.  We are out in the elements for long periods of time at or above timberline.  You will be standing still at times\, dress much warmer than you would for nonstop aggressive riding.    Bring a thermos with hot liquids if it is going to be cold.  We do not cancel for cold weather. \nInstructor: Mike Duffy. Professional member and Certified instructor/school American Avalanche Association.  Teaching at American Avalanche Institute\, Colorado Mountain College and Silverton Avalanche School. Rescue/avalanche team leader/ Vail Mountain Rescue Group. Graduate of National Avalanche School\, National Academy of Winter Guiding\, AVPRO & Professional Avalanche Search & Rescue. Mountain Snowmobiler for 25 years. Provided training for Arctic Cat\, Polaris\, Ski-Doo\, Mountain Rescue Teams\, FBI and Navy Seals. Backcountry Guide/riding instructor. 26 years experience in proven\, effective avalanche education.
URL:https://www.savagesledderz.com/event/january-23-25-level-2-avalanche-course/
LOCATION:Savage Sledderz – Craig\, Craig\, CO\, 81625\, United States
CATEGORIES:Avalanche Course
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SUMMARY:Avalanche Rescue Course - January 22
DESCRIPTION:This is the on-snow continuation and review to your avalanche education start with your Level 1 course.  A well-rounded\, hands-on class learning a variety of rescue skills to make you more proficient with your avalanche rescue skills. \nOne full day of in the field learning and we’ll travel by snowmobile or snow bike in class.  You’ll be learning how to respond in an avalanche situation\, how to use your transceiver to find a buried rider\, use your probe to locate the missing rider under the snow\, and practice shoveling in avalanche debris. \nWho’s it for: For recreational riders\, pros\, guides\, and search and rescue teams. \nRiding Ability:  Don’t worry about your riding skills.  The class is fun and we work as a team to get to the learning areas using groomed trails\, single track and easy meadow riding.  If the entire group is more accomplished riders\, we’ll ramp it up.  The snowmobiles and snowbikes are used to gain access to areas where we park and then teach. \nLocation: Craig\, CO \nClass start:   8:30am – Be dressed to ride and spend the day outside. \nDates:.  January 22\, 2026 \nCost: $295 \nRefund policy:  No refunds will be given within 30 days of class start date. \nSchedule:  8:30 am-5:00pm \nWhat to do for preparation: Read your transceiver manual. Practice using your transceiver and switching from transmit to search.  Make sure you have new batteries. Make sure all your gear is ready.  Bring notebook and pen to class.  Read the avalanche forecast.  Make notes on questions you have for class. \nHave your machines in excellent working order\, fueled and ready. \nWhat to bring:  Snowmobile or Snow Bike. Transceiver (3 antenna)\, shovel\, probe\, tunnel bag\, backpack or airbag pack\, sunglasses\, multiple pairs of gloves\, sunscreen\, face protection\, survival and first aid gear\, hat\, food (lunch) and water for in the field\, extra layers\, head lamp\, notebook\, pens\, pencil\, camera. \nIf you don’t have avalanche gear\, please let us know and we can supply it. \nDress warmer than expected.  We are out in the elements for long periods of time at or above timberline.  You will be standing still at times\, dress much warmer than you would for nonstop aggressive riding.    Bring a thermos with hot liquids if it is going to be cold.  We do not cancel for cold weather. \nInstructor: Mike Duffy. Professional member and Certified instructor/school American Avalanche Association.  Teaching at American Avalanche Institute\, Colorado Mountain College and Silverton Avalanche School. Rescue/avalanche team leader/ Vail Mountain Rescue Group. Graduate of National Avalanche School\, National Academy of Winter Guiding\, AVPRO & Professional Avalanche Search & Rescue. Mountain Snowmobiler for 25 years. Provided training for Arctic Cat\, Polaris\, Ski-Doo\, Mountain Rescue Teams\, FBI and Navy Seals. Backcountry Guide/riding instructor. 26 years experience in proven\, effective avalanche education.
URL:https://www.savagesledderz.com/event/january-22-avalanche-rescue-course/
LOCATION:Savage Sledderz – Craig\, Craig\, CO\, 81625\, United States
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SUMMARY:Level 1 Avalanche Course - January 10-11
DESCRIPTION:This is the on-snow start to your avalanche education.  A well-rounded hands-on class learning a variety of practical skills to make you more knowledgeable and safer in the backcountry. \nTwo full days of learning and we’ll travel by snowmobile or snow bike in class.  You’ll be learning a proven morning routine that works\, group dynamics\, transceiver and rescue skills\, identifying avalanche terrain\, signs of instability\, terrain traps\, stability tests and participate in a rescue scenario. \nWho’s it for:  Anyone who hasn’t taken an on-snow avalanche class and any recreational motorized users. \nRiding Ability:  Don’t worry about your riding skills.  The class is fun and we work as a team to get to the learning areas using groomed trails\, single track and easy meadow riding.  If the entire group is more accomplished riders\, we’ll ramp it up.  The snowmobiles and snowbikes are used to gain access to areas where we park and then teach. \nLocation: Craig\, CO \nClass start:   8:30am – Be dressed to ride and spend the day outside. \nDates:.  January 10-11\, 2026 \nCost: $590 \nRefund policy:  No refunds will be given within 30 days of class start date. \nSchedule:  8:30 am-5:00pm \nWhat to do for preparation: Read your transceiver manual. Practice using your transceiver and switching from transmit to search.  Make sure you have new batteries. Make sure all your gear is ready.  Bring notebook and pen to class.  Read the avalanche forecast.  Make notes on questions you have for class. \nHave your machines in excellent working order\, fueled and ready. \nWhat to bring:  Snowmobile or Snow Bike. Transceiver (3 antenna)\, shovel\, probe\, tunnel bag\, backpack or airbag pack\, sunglasses\, multiple pairs of gloves\, sunscreen\, face protection\, survival and first aid gear\, hat\, food (lunch) and water for in the field\, extra layers\, head lamp\, notebook\, pens\, pencil\, camera. \nIf you don’t have avalanche gear\, please let us know and we can supply it. \nDress warmer than expected.  We are out in the elements for long periods of time at or above timberline.  You will be standing still at times\, dress much warmer than you would for nonstop aggressive riding.    Bring a thermos with hot liquids if it is going to be cold.  We do not cancel for cold weather. \nInstructor: Mike Duffy. Professional member and Certified instructor/school American Avalanche Association.  Teaching at American Avalanche Institute\, Colorado Mountain College and Silverton Avalanche School. Rescue/avalanche team leader/ Vail Mountain Rescue Group. Graduate of National Avalanche School\, National Academy of Winter Guiding\, AVPRO & Professional Avalanche Search & Rescue. Mountain Snowmobiler for 25 years. Provided training for Arctic Cat\, Polaris\, Ski-Doo\, Mountain Rescue Teams\, FBI and Navy Seals. Backcountry Guide/riding instructor. 26 years experience in proven\, effective avalanche education.
URL:https://www.savagesledderz.com/event/level-1-avalanche-course-2/
LOCATION:Savage Sledderz – Craig\, Craig\, CO\, 81625\, United States
CATEGORIES:Avalanche Course
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SUMMARY:Avalanche Short Course - December 29
DESCRIPTION:Course Description: \nI’m glad to see this excellent short course being re-introduced by the American Avalanche Association.  Much knowledge and hands-on training gained in a one day on the snow course. \nFull day of learning and we’ll travel by snowmobile or snow bike in class.  You’ll be learning a proven morning routine that works\, group dynamics\, transceiver and rescue skills\, identifying avalanche terrain\, signs of instability\, terrain traps\, stability tests and participate in a rescue scenario. \nWho’s it for:  Anyone who hasn’t taken an on-snow avalanche class\, those wanting to refresh skills after taking a level 1\, and recreational riders. \nRiding Ability:  Don’t worry about your riding skills.  The class is fun and we work as a team to get to the learning areas using groomed trails\, single track and easy meadow riding.  If the entire group is more accomplished riders\, we’ll ramp it up.  The snowmobiles and snowbikes are used to gain access to areas where we park and then teach. \nLocation: Yampa\, CO Dunkley Pass Parking Area (Sheriffs Reservoir) \nClass start:   8:30am – Be dressed to ride and spend the day outside. \nDates:.  December 29\, 2024 \nCost: $290 \nRefund policy:  No refunds will be given within 30 days of class start date. \nSchedule:  8:30 am-5:00pm \n\nGroup meeting/discussion outside:\n8:30am-9:30am.  Daily preparation-4 steps.  Waivers. Bring a lunch. Dress warm.\n9:30-5:00 Travel and learning in the Backcountry.\n\nWhat to do for preparation: Read your transceiver manual. Practice using your transceiver and switching from transmit to search.  Make sure you have new batteries. Make sure all your gear is ready.  Bring notebook and pen to class.  Read the avalanche forecast.  Make notes on questions you have for class. \nHave your machines in excellent working order\, fueled and ready. \nWhat to bring:  Snowmobile or Snow Bike. Transceiver (3 antenna)\, shovel\, probe\, tunnel bag\, backpack or airbag pack\, sunglasses\, multiple pairs of gloves\, sunscreen\, face protection\, survival and first aid gear\, hat\, food (lunch) and water for in the field\, extra layers\, head lamp\, notebook\, pens\, pencil\, camera. \n If you don’t have avalanche gear\, please let me know and I can supply it. \nDress warmer than expected.  We are out in the elements for long periods of time at or above timberline.  You will be standing still at times\, dress much warmer than you would for nonstop aggressive riding.    Bring a thermos with hot liquids if it is going to be cold.  We do not cancel for cold weather. \nInstructor: Mike Duffy. Professional member and Certified instructor/school American Avalanche Association.  Teaching at American Avalanche Institute\, Colorado Mountain College and Silverton Avalanche School. Rescue/avalanche team leader/ Vail Mountain Rescue Group. Graduate of National Avalanche School\, National Academy of Winter Guiding\, AVPRO & Professional Avalanche Search & Rescue. Mountain Snowmobiler for 25 years. Provided training for Arctic Cat\, Polaris\, Ski-Doo\, Mountain Rescue Teams\, FBI and Navy Seals. Backcountry Guide/riding instructor. 26 years experience in proven\, effective avalanche education. \nAny questions or running late\, please contact Mike Duffy at (970) 390-9433 email duffyavalanche1@gmail.com
URL:https://www.savagesledderz.com/event/avalanche-short-course/
LOCATION:Dunkley Pass Parking Area – Yampa\, CO\, Yampa\, CO\, United States
CATEGORIES:Avalanche Course
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