The Advance Rock Climbing Workshop is a week long workshop devoted to advancing and refining climbing techniques. See Class Syllabus . Avalanches are, by far, the most serious montain hazard in the winter, and this course helps equip winter travelers with the knowledge and skills to minimize or avoid these hazards. For more information, see Class Syllabus . This course is the summer version of the Map and Compass Workshop.
Topics are the same, but are oriented towards land navigation skills in remote areas.
For more information, see Class Syllabus . This workshop begins with introductory pool sessions and then quickly moves outdoor where students can learn and practice kayaking skills on rivers. Skills and topics covered include paddling and rolling techniques, water hydraulics, reading whitewater, route selection, safety procedures and planning and organizing trips. See Class Syllabus . This is a beginning class on climbing taught in a workshop format.