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Snow Anchors and Crevasse Rescue Course

Snow Anchors and Crevasse Rescue Overview

Snow Anchors and Crevasse Rescue covers essential skills needed to climb snowy terrain steep enough warrant placing anchors for protection, or on glaciated routes.

Topics discussed include pulley systems and the application of different types of snow anchors. We will also cover related subjects such as rescue priorities and procedures, team management, and safety considerations. The advantages and disadvantages of different types of equipment will be discussed throughout the day.

This course is a great add-on to our 1-day Snow Travel School. We schedule the Snow Travel School on the previous days to this course allowing for two days of excellent training and review.

Cost

$190 per person

2024 Dates

January 14, 28
February 11, 25
March 3, 17, 24, 31
April 7, 14, 21
May 5
And on a Private Basis

Trip Registration

Travel Insurance

We strongly recommend protecting the cost of your trip and other non-refundable travel expenses with travel insurance. Global Rescue’s Signature Travel Insurance allows you to insure all of your expenses. While a Signature Travel Insurance policy can be purchased at any time, purchasing a policy within 20 days of making your initial trip deposit gives you the widest range of policy options.

Global Rescue

Safety is our top priority, but unforeseen emergencies can occur. A Global Rescue membership will provide you with 24 hour advisory services, field rescue (evacuation from your point of injury/illness to the nearest appropriate medical facility), and also evacuation to your home hospital of choice for continuing care all at no cost to you. Memberships start at just $119.

To purchase Signature Travel Insurance or a Global Rescue membership, click on the Safe Travel Partner logo, visit www.globalrescue.com/sierrami, or call +1-617-459-4200.

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