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Our AST 1 course is a combo of our custom online course + evening online meet up + field day. At Stay Wild we provide a comfortable & supportive learning environment for you to learn & build your backcountry skill set.

Our AST 1 course is a combo of our custom online course + evening online meet up + field day. At Stay Wild we provide a comfortable & supportive learning environment for you to learn & build your backcountry skill set.

Our AST 1 course is a combo of our custom online course + evening online meet up + field day. At Stay Wild we provide a comfortable & supportive learning environment for you to learn & build your backcountry skill set.

Our AST 1 course is a combo of our custom online course + evening online meet up + field day. At Stay Wild we provide a comfortable & supportive learning environment for you to learn & build your backcountry skill set.

Our AST 1 course is a combo of our custom online course + evening online meet up + field day. At Stay Wild we provide a comfortable & supportive learning environment for you to learn & build your backcountry skill set.

Our AST 1 course is a combo of our custom online course + evening online meet up + field day. At Stay Wild we provide a comfortable & supportive learning environment for you to learn & build your backcountry skill set.

Our AST 1 course is a combo of our custom online course + evening online meet up + field day. At Stay Wild we provide a comfortable & supportive learning environment for you to learn & build your backcountry skill set.

Our AST 1 course is a combo of our custom online course + evening online meet up + field day. At Stay Wild we provide a comfortable & supportive learning environment for you to learn & build your backcountry skill set.

This early season day 1 ZOOM classroom session saves you another day of shredding in season! Field days will be offered every weekend of the season and can be booked with me at your convenience.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.

This early season day 1 ZOOM classroom session saves you another day of shredding in season! Field days will be offered every weekend of the season and can be booked with me at your convenience.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.

This early season day 1 ZOOM classroom session saves you another day of shredding in season! Field days will be offered every weekend of the season and can be booked with me at your convenience.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.

This early season day 1 ZOOM classroom session saves you another day of shredding in season! Field days will be offered every weekend of the season and can be booked with me at your convenience.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.

This early season day 1 ZOOM classroom session saves you another day of shredding in season! Field days will be offered every weekend of the season and can be booked with me at your convenience.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.

This early season day 1 ZOOM classroom session saves you another day of shredding in season! Field days will be offered every weekend of the season and can be booked with me at your convenience.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.

This early season day 1 ZOOM classroom session saves you another day of shredding in season! Field days will be offered every weekend of the season and can be booked with me at your convenience.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.

This early season day 1 ZOOM classroom session saves you another day of shredding in season! Field days will be offered every weekend of the season and can be booked with me at your convenience.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.

This early season day 1 ZOOM classroom session saves you another day of shredding in season! Field days will be offered every weekend of the season and can be booked with me at your convenience.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.

An AST 1 course is where you’ll learn the fundamentals of travelling in avalanche terrain. An AST 1 course comprises a minimum of seven hours of classroom instruction with one full day in the field, and is suitable for people with basic training and little experience.

AST 1 Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the basics of avalanche formation and release.

• Identify avalanche terrain.

• Know the steps required to plan and carry out a trip.

• Use the Avaluator 2.0 as a decision-making tool in areas where trips are rated using the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) and where avalanche bulletins are available.

• Find resources for obtaining ATES terrain ratings if their trip is not rated.

• Find resources for obtaining avalanche danger ratings and avalanche bulletins if these are not available.

• use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain.

• Carry out a companion rescue.

• Understand the limits of their training.