Pro 1 is designed for avalanche workers just starting in the field. Learn the important fundamentals of managing avalanches as well as how to recognize and travel through avalanche terrain. Read full description here.

This course introduces the student to “the state of the art” in avalanche rescue for the professional. This course is intended for any avalanche professional and rescuers who will encounter avalanche rescue. More information can be found here.

The Pro 1 Bridge Exam is an opportunity for those who have completed an Level 2 avalanche course prior to 2017/2018 and would like to have Professional Level 1 equivalency. More information can be found here.

This Continuing Development course teaches avalanche professionals what GIS can do and how they can apply the technology to understanding and monitoring avalanches. Read full description here.

The Pro 2 is the capstone course for Avalanche Professionals.  Designed to meet their needs for managing avalanches and to go deeper with their avalanche terrain knowledge. More information can be found here.

Designed for avalanche practitioners looking for a better understanding of meteorological principles applied to weather in mountainous areas and using publicly available weather information to create a local forecasts. Read full description here.

The Level 1 Avalanche course is the starting point for backcountry travelers and aspiring avalanche professionals. The course is required for progression to Level 2 and/or Professional Avy 1. Read full course description here.

Companion Rescue is a one-day stand alone course that is intended to be retaken on a regular basis in order to keep abreast of best practices in rescue techniques and gear. Read full description here.

The Level 2 has been redesigned to meet the needs of advanced recreational students who have taken the Level 1 and Avalanche Rescue class and want to go deeper with their avalanche knowledge. Read full course description here.

Created specifically for snowmobilers. Learn what equipment works best, how to effectively evaluate terrain, analyze stability and increase your skills in the mountains. Read full description here.