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AVALANCHE LEVEL 1 2023-2024

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NASTC is proud to be the oldest continuous AIARE school in Tahoe/Truckee, and we have offerered avalanche education since 1996.
 
All AIARE L1 classes take place in Truckee/Donner Summit.
 
Day 1 is comprised of self-paced online coursework plus a 3-hour Zoom class with your instructor(s). When you enroll, we send you the online links. The Zoom is held usually on a Thurs night within 2 weeks of your fieldwork.
 
Days 2&3 are 8-hour fieldwork days with your instructor(s). 
 
2023-2024   
EARLYBIRD PRICE $595 UNTIL DEC 15…$660 AFTER DEC 15
Dec 9-10
Dec 16-17
Jan 14-15 (MLK)
Jan 27-28
Feb 3-4
Feb 10-11
Feb 18-19 (PRESIDENTS’)
Mar 9-10

Skier or Rider Skill Level: strong intermediate to expert. 

TEXT or CALL 530-386-2102 or email jennyNASTC@gmail.com and we will enroll you!

$300 DEP REQ TO HOLD SPOT.

VENMO @JENNY-FELLOWS-3

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Each year more skiers are venturing into the backcountry lured by the opening up of resort boundary lines and the promise of pristine powder fields and underpopulated terrain.  However, with more access the risk has never been greater, and the need to know basic safety protocols, rescue techniques, avalanche hazard awareness and management are essential to survival and having a great time out there.

The AIARE curriculum is a 3-day intensive seminar designed to give you an understanding of avalanche formation, “nature’s billboard” observation skills, the ability to use an avalanche transceiver and probe and how to dig a snow study pit.  This is a minimum amount of know-how if you want to travel, ski or ride in the backcountry or sidecountry safely.  There is time spent daily in the classroom and in the field.

The goals of the course are:

  • The student will be taught safe travel methods in avalanche terrain including trip planning and preparation, interpretation of the avalanche bulletin, observational techniques for snowpack, weather, avalanches, terrain analysis, safe travel techniques, and decision-making fundamentals
  • The student be will shown how to use various rescue equipment, and companion rescue protocols
  • The student will be taught how to execute mock rescues in the field
  • The student will be introduced to the avalanche triangle, weather, snowpack, terrain and the human factor
  • Attain Level 1 certification upon successful completion
Upon enrolling in our course, you will receive the link for your on-line coursework. You will complete that before your first class, a 3-hour Zoom session with your full class and instructor(s). You will meet from 8AM-4PM for your two days of fieldwork on Donner Summit (usually Boreal Snowpark).  We’ll also send you an equipment and reading list.  We can rent you the beacon, shovel and probe avy kits or any one piece. For field work/ski touring days be sure to dress in layers.  Bring a bag lunch with snacks and plenty of water.

We will send you an updated itinerary as we get closer to the start of the course.  This schedule may change slightly based on the group, weather, etc.  If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call the NASTC office.

Avalanche Kit Rental (beacon, shovel, probe) $25/day

Visit our site for the 1-day Rescue Course, AIARE Level 2 and Intro to Backcountry Skiing

Dec 2-4, 2023 (Sat-Mon)
Mar 2-4, 2024 (Sat-Mon)
 
Dec 1, 2023 (Fri)
Mar 1, 2024
 

 

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