“You need to take an avalanche course.” Have you heard that and wondered what exactly that means or where to start?
“You need to take an avalanche course.” Have you heard that and wondered what exactly that means or where to start?
We often hear that people want to learn more about snow science. Well, here is your opportunity.
Know Before You Go is a free avalanche awareness program developed by the Utah Avalanche Center
Need to brush up on your knot skills? Check out these animated references of different knots for different occasions.
Check out this handy card we distribute to participants of our annual Winter Workshop.
All teams that are members of the National Mountain Rescue Association, which includes Mountain Rescue Aspen, contribute mission statistics to a national database. View them here.
Join Mountain Rescue Aspen member Liz White as she outlines the basic essentials to carry on any outing.
Join Mountain Rescue Aspen member Liz Bergdahl as she outlines the various items that make up our standard med kit.
Stories from locals who have been rescued. What might you do in a rescue? How are you prepared?
Join five ski touring partners as they discuss planning a backcountry tour.
A list of resources. Apen Weather forecast, Colorado Avalanche Information Center, Pitkin County Sheriff.
Mountain Rescue Aspen is pleased to announce the installation of our new beacon park at the Snowmass Ski Area
A series of presentations on various aspects of backcountry winter travel.