Welcome to Colorado Mountain Club’s Fall ‘24 and Winter ’25 Course Catalog!
At the Colorado Mountain Club, we believe that nature is the greatest classroom, and adventure is the ultimate teacher Our diverse range of outdoor education programs is crafted to inspire, educate, and challenge individuals of all ages and skill levels. These programs are not only designed to enhance your outdoor skills, but also to foster environmental stewardship, promote physical and mental wellness, and celebrate the joy of adventure.
Whether you're seeking to learn how to navigate mountain trails with confidence, deepen your commitment to protecting our natural world, or improve your overall health through invigorating outdoor activities, our courses provide the tools and knowledge you need to recreate safely and sustainably. We also believe in the power of adventure to foster personal growth and build lasting connections, offering opportunities to meet fellow enthusiasts who share your passion for the outdoors.
Dive into our catalog to find courses that will challenge and inspire you. Join us in discovering the transformative power of nature Let’s explore, learn, and connect in the great outdoors!
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QUICK GUIDE TO COURSES
Welcome, friend! You're about to embark on an adventure with Colorado Mountain Club, how exciting! We know there's a lot to take in, but don't you worry, we've got you covered. Before you dive into the course catalog, stop by this handy-dandy help page We're here to guide you every step of the way!
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COURSE DIFFICULTY
Easy
LENGTH 3Days
Course is free of cost for all who choose to participate.
Course requires that you have completed other CMC courses before you are able to register Experience may be considered in lieu of prerequisites and that must be discussed with the course director. Learn more here.
Course has online components including online lectures, gear talks, and post course quizzes Learn more here
There are 4 levels course difficulty (easy, moderate, difficult, and challenging) with the level being determined by the course instructor. Every course has a unique rating.
Courses vary in length across the club. This number refers to the number of days the course meeting, both in person and virtually
FAQ’s
WHAT IF A COURSE ISN'T WHAT I EXPECTED?
Talk with you instructor and see if they can help or possibly RECOMMEND another course within the club that fits your needs and expectations better
HOW WILL I KNOW WHICH COURSE SUITS ME BEST?
Every course comes with a difficulty rating to help you find the best fit If you're not sure, feel free to contact the course director for guidance.
DO YOU OFFER PRIVATE AND CUSTOM VERSION OF CLASSES?
Yes! we can work with individuals and organizations on certain topics to create custom programming. Please reach out to our education team and learn more about these offerings by clicking here. Or if you’re a school looking for programming click here.
WHAT IF I HAVE MORE QUESTIONS?
Don't hesitate to reach out! You can start by contacting the course contact on the page If you still need help, our friendly team at the CMC office is just a call or email away. You can reach us at office@cmc.org or (303) 279-3080 ext. #3. Also, check out our member resources page for more help!
WHERE TO START
We understand that it can be intimidating to get into many outdoor sports, and that is exactly what Colorado Mountain Club us here for! From the uninitiated to the expert, there is a place for everyone here. CMC has several foundational courses that are usually the perquisites for moving through our programming
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Hiking season doesn’t have to end when summer is over. Some of the best hikes can occur in Fall and Winter. The mountains are frosted and beautiful, the crowds thin out and the bugs are gone. Risk factors increase, however, and you must
step up your safety skills. Myself and the instructors of the CMC Hiking Safety Seminar share the following suggestions to help keep your off season hikes safe and fun Read more here.
ART HOGLING
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This course teaches you where to find information on avalanche conditions and how to avoid avalanche terrain while in the backcountry
Avalanche education is a must for anyone who engages in winter activities in the backcountry, including backcountry skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, climbing and backpacking. CMC classes are a great way to do it. The club offers AIARE courses throughout the winter and spring seasons, as well as Avalanche Terrain Awareness courses.
AVALANCHE TERRAIN AVOIDANCE
This course teaches you where to find information on avalanche conditions and how to avoid avalanche terrain while in the backcountry DIFFICULTY
AIARE LEVEL 1
This 24-hour course is an introduction to managing avalanche hazard You’ll learn to use a repeatable process to manage your risk and learn from experiences in the backcountry.
Contact: Linda Lawson
Registration Opens: Oct. 1st, 2024
Start Date: Multiple
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Contact: Uwe Sartori
Registration Opens: Multiple
Start Date: Multiple
Watching a group of students go from having limited avalanche knowledge to fully function group decision makers over a three day AIARE Level 1 course gives me delight knowing that my students will gain the knowledge to be safe is why I keep teaching year after year.
KRISTEN BUCKLAND Member Since 2012
“Rab supports Colorado Mountain Club's commitment to building communities through education and recreation in the outdoors.” says Roger Huang, Rab’s Ecommerce Manger, as well as proud CMC Member and CMC Board Member!
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Rab is a gear sponsor for several CMC avalanche courses including Avalanche Terrain Avoidance and AIARE Level 1 In fact, their gear is so good that we wrote a whole blog about it! As an added bonus, members can receive an exclusive 20% off code to use on Rab gear!
ROGER HUANG
Member Since 2022
AIARE LEVEL 2
This course builds on your experience from AIARE 1. You will focus the repeatable process you learned in an AIARE 1, to new situations and to self-direct your learning after the course
DIFFICULTY Challenging
AIARE AVALANCHE RESCUE
This one-day (8-hour) course is intended to be retaken on a regular basis in order to keep abreast of best practices in rescue techniques and gear
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Contact: Uwe Sartori
Registration Opens: Multiple Start Date: Multiple
Contact: Uwe Sartori
Registration Opens: Multiple Start Date: Multiple
HIKING & MOUNTAINEERING
Avalanche education is a must for anyone who engages in winter activities in the backcountry, including backcountry skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, climbing and backpacking CMC classes are a great way to do it The club offers AIARE courses throughout the winter and spring seasons, as well as Avalanche Terrain Awareness courses.
DAY HIKER SCHOOL (DHS)
The school is intended for ALL skill levels, from new hikers to experienced hikers who wish to brush up on their skill set Combining online classes with in-person field days.
KNOT TYING SCHOOL
Learn the essential knots for most situations you might encounter in the outdoors. We will cover a selection of knots specific to climbing and mountaineering, and other activities
The best class to start with! It is a prerequisite for all the rock, snow, and ice climbing classes Upon completion of this class you’ll be able to climb indoors at any rock climbing gym
PPARTNER PARTNER ARTNER
Contact: Jane McManus
Registration Opens: Multiple Start Date: Multiple
Rendezvous is a proud partner of the CMC helping to support our Glacier Travel Mountaineering School by allowing us to practice skills on their beautiful open space in Winter Park, CO.
Learn more about stay safe on trail this fall with Rendezvous here!
ALPINE CLIMBING SCHOOL TEAM TRACK
In this course you take 6 of our 17 classes.Think of the Alpine Climbing School (ACS) as an academic/vocational degree within the Technical Climbing School.
Contact: Sheryl Lampert
Registration Opens: Nov. 1st, 2024
Start Date: Mar. 5th, 2025
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For me ACS [Alpine Climbing School] was a gateway not just to mountaineering but to a much larger world in which we realize how much more we're capable than what we think Life has many teachers, and few seem as potent as the mountains. Getting the chance to assistant instruct was one of the coolest things I've done
ALEX TZINOV
Member Since 2018
NAVIGATION
Hey there, adventurer! Ready to explore the great outdoors? Whether you're in your backyard or the backcountry, knowing your way around is key! Our Basic and Advanced Navigation and GPS courses are here to help you master the map. We can't wait for you to join us!
While you’re learning how to use your GPS system and getting out on trail consider downloading the CMC RIMS app This app empowers users to collect data on Colorado's public lands, aiding in trail safety and sustainability. Launched by in 2019, the app supports agencies in making informed decisions regarding stewardship and land management Learn more about the RIMS Mobile App.
KENDALL CHASTAIN Member
Since 2022
SNOW & ICE CLIMBING
Beginners can start with our Introduction or Basic Level classes without any prerequisites. For those with more experience, there is a waiver process that can permit a climber to jump into the Intermediate or Advanced classes.
Is looking through this catalog and wondering how you can get involved as a trip leader or instructor? We would love to have you! Check out our Volunteer Resources pages to learn more about leadership opportunities with CMC! Still want to know more, please contact the office at office@cmc.org or by phone at 303-279-3080 extension #3.
ICE LEAD CLIMBING
This class is for experienced ice climbers who are ready to get on the sharp end. You'll learn how to place ice screws, ice leading strategy, and the option for a technical descent.
DIFFICULTY
Challenging LENGTH 5days
GLACIER TRAVEL MOUNTAINEERING SCHOOL
This course is for those who are interested in learning and practicing the glacier travel and alpine skills that are needed to safely climb and enjoy glaciated mountains.
DIFFICULTY
Challenging
I [Director of Glacier Travel School] can’t thank the Colorado Mountain Club enough for the skills I learned taking classes with them that allowed us to do this [Denali Expedition left photo] on our own
JENN BEALER
Member Since 2021
Contact: Jonathan Hieb
Registration Opens: Oct. 10, 2024
Start Date: Feb. 13th, 2025
Contact: Jenn Bealer
Registration Opens: Sept. 16. 2024
Start Date: Jan. 8th, 2025
LENGTH 2months
Read about Jenn’s recent Denali expedition.
SNOW SPORTS
CMC offers skiing courses from resort to backcountry, nordic to telemark to alpine to snowboarding and flat-land ski touring to ski mountaineering. Find your preferred way to play in the snow below:
BEGINNER SNOWSHOE SCHOOL
A free, one-day class near Denver with equipment supplied. Learn about snowshoe selection and fit, prepping for a trip, trail techniques, breaking trail, and fall recovery.
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TELEMARK SKI SCHOOL
Telemark Ski School is designed to help beginners and experts alike learn or improve their tele skills, and put those skills to use in the backcountry.
Contact: Wayne Howell
Registration Opens: Dec. 14th, 2024
Start Date: Multiple
Contact: Marilyn Choske
Registration Opens: Nov. 1st, 2024
Start Date: Multiple LEARN MORE
When it comes to gear in the backcountry, we believe that having the best quality gear is imperative for safety of yourself and others. Our CMC instructors for Introduction to Backcountry Skiing & Splitboarding are no exception!
Like the saying “its’ fun until it isn’t,” backcountry communications and staying connected in the wild is something that’s often overlooked that is, until it isn’t, and you find yourself out of contact with those you’re adventuring with. Learn more about our recommendations for backcountry comms!
KAHLE TOOTHILL
Member Since 2015
Wondering how to afford all this gear?
Having the right gear is one of the best ways to ensure you are recreating responsibly We also know that buying the right gear can be expensive! CMC’s exclusive member benefits are a great way to get the gear you need! More questions? Please contact the office at office@cmc.org or by phone at 303-279-3080 extension #3.
INTRO TO BACKCOUNTRY SKI/SPLITBOARDING
We want to help our Colorado community learn the skills necessary to get started on their backcountry ski or snowboard journey!
BACKCOUNTRY NORDIC SKI SCHOOL
Learn the nuances of nordic skiing in the backcountry! Learn to cross-country ski and get prepared for backcountry trails using classic Nordic-style technique
Contact: Kahle Toothill
Registration Opens: TBA
Start Date: TBA
Contact: Carol Munch
Registration Opens: Nov. 1st, 2024
Start Date: Dec. 4th, 2024
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SKI MOUNTAINEERING SCHOOL
This course is intended to develop the skills, attitudes, and awareness needed for ski mountaineering tours, such as 13′er and 14′er ski descents in Colorado
DIFFICULTY
Difficult
Contact: Matt Bender
Registration Opens: TBA
Start Date: TBA
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WILDERNESS MEDICINE
A wilderness medicine course prepares you for the possibility of a backcountry emergency and is your first step toward becoming more self-sufficient on the trail. You’ll learn how to assess patients, provide effective treatment for common outdoor illnesses and injuries, and make evacuation decisions
Earn college credit for CMC Wilderness Medicine classes through Red Rocks Community College Outdoor Education Program! Earn 1 credit for Wilderness First Aid or 4 credits for Wilderness First Responder. Not all WFA or WFR courses may be approved. Please see these attached documents to receive credit for WFA or WFR.
WILDERNESS FIRST AID
2 day in person 16 hour training that covers environmental, medical, and traumatic injuries with a focus on inclusive care and rescue, patient, and bystander mental health
DIFFICULTY
Moderate
WILDERNESS FIRST RESPONDER
80 hour training taught in a hybrid format. This in-depth course provides valuable hands-on experience in assessment, incident command, treatment, evacuations, and more
Contact: Graham Ottley
Registration Opens: Multiple
Start Date: Multiple
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Contact: Raquel Sapp
Registration Opens: Oct. 1st, 2024
Start Date: Apr. 15th, 2025
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WILDERNESS FIRST AID INSTRUCTOR TRAINING
Are you passionate about Wilderness Medicine? Do you want to share your skills with others? Participate in our instructor training program & give back to the Club.
Contact: Graham Ottley
Registration Opens: Multiple Start Date: Multiple
WILDERNESS FIRST RESPONDER VOLUNTEER
Volunteer shifts are ~3 hours on a Saturday at Betasso Preserve in Boulder. Refresh your skills, gain a new perspective, and earn a $50 credit towards your own WFR course!
We're always looking for stories to share that reflect the essence of the club and showcase real-world experiences of our members Two CMC trip leaders recently used their Wilderness First Aid training to help a hiker in need Their story really shows the importance of taking wilderness medicine courses for you and for the people you might encounter on the trail Read more about their story here!
FELICIA BROWER
Member Since 2021
Have you used skills you've learned from CMC in the real world?
We want to hear about it! Reach out to marketing@cmc.org to share your story.
Contact: Graham Ottley
Registration Opens: Multiple
You're about to embark on an amazing adventure to the great outdoors. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned expert, these schools offer wilderness survival skills courses that will make sure you're more than prepared. So, grab your gear, let's get you signed up and ready for the wilderness!
WINTER CAMPING SCHOOL
A course for those who want to enjoy the winter, snow and moonlight in comfort The goal is to understand the equipment and techniques to keep warm in the cold on an overnight stay
Contact: Gyorgy Kereszti
Start Date: Feb. 11th, 2025
Registration Opens: Nov. 1st, 2025
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NORTHERN COLORADO AREA
Hey there, adventurer! You've found your way to the Northern Colorado Group of Colorado Mountain Club. Picture this: over 300 nature enthusiasts just like you, all sharing in the sheer joy of Colorado's mountains. From first-timers to seasoned climbers, we're a big, happy outdoor-loving family, and we can't wait to welcome you in!
AVALANCHE TERRAIN AVOIDANCE (ATA)
This course teaches you where to find information on avalanche conditions and how to avoid avalanche terrain while in the backcountry.
AIARE LEVEL 1
This 24-hour course is an introduction to managing avalanche hazard You’ll learn to use a repeatable process to manage your risk and learn from experiences in the backcountry.
Contact: Steven Dielman
Registration Opens: Aug. 30th, 2024
Start Date: Dec. 10th, 2024
AIARE AVALANCHE RESCUE
This one-day (8-hour) course is intended to be retaken on a regular basis in order to keep abreast of best practices in rescue techniques and gear.
Contact: Uwe Sartori
Registration Opens: Oct. 1st, 2024
Start Date: Mar. 28th, 2025
Contact: Ken Yaphe
Registration Opens: Oct. 1st, 2024
Start Date: Mar. 8th, 2025
Ready to hit the trails?
Let’s make sure you’re dressed right so you stay dry and comfy out there Here’s the scoop on the best fabrics to pack and wear:
1. Merino Wool
This stuff is amazing. It’s breathable, wicks moisture, and even keeps you warm when it’s wet Plus, it’s odor-resistant no funky smells after a long hike!
2. Synthetic Fabrics
Think polyester or nylon. They’re lightweight, quick-drying, and perfect for keeping sweat at bay Just avoid cotton it holds onto water and takes forever to dry.
3. Blends
A mix of Merino wool and synthetics gives you the best of both worlds: moisture-wicking and temperature control in one.
4. Gore-Tex/Waterproof Shells
For rainy hikes, a Gore-Tex shell is key. It keeps you dry while letting sweat escape That’s it! Now go enjoy the outdoors, and remember I’m always up for a hike with you. Happy trails! ��
PIKES PEAK AREA
Welcome to the Pikes Peak Group! Nestled in the heart of Colorado Springs since May 6, 1919, we're passionate about getting everyone outdoors. From thrilling adventures to educational activities, social events and more, we've got something for everyone. So come on, join the fun! There's a spot here with your name on it.
WILDERNESS FUNDAMENTALS
An introduction of important skills and back country knowledge to enable participants to plan and safely implement a day’s outing in the great outdoors.
LAND NAVIGATION
In one evening and one field day on ice, this course will introduce novice or experienced rock climbers to the basics of ice climbing. Focusing on equipment, safety, and technique.
DIFFICULTY
BASIC ROCK SCRAMBLING
Fill the gap between on or off-trail hiking and technical climbing. Skills include assessing hazards, decision making, scrambling techniques, choosing routes in scrambling terrain.
Contact: Joseph Preiss
Registration Opens: Dec. 1st, 2024
Start Date: Feb. 3rd, 2025
Contact: Joseph Preiss
Registration Opens: Jul.1st, 2024
Start Date: Oct. 2nd, 2024
Contact: Britt Jones
Registration Opens: Sept. 1st, 2024
Start Date: Nov. 9th, 2024
Pikes Peak Area School Directors: Scott Kime & Greg Long
AVALANCHE TERRAIN AVOIDANCE (ATA)
This course teaches you where to find information on avalanche conditions and how to avoid avalanche terrain while in the backcountry.
WINTER WILDERNESS SURVIVAL
A classroom session held in Colorado Springs to discuss gear and concepts of surviving an overnight in the Colorado winter, followed by overnight practice
Contact: Joseph Preiss
Registration Opens: Dec. 1st, 2024
Start Date: Jan. 9th, 2025
Contact: Joseph Preiss
Registration Opens: Dec. 1st, 2024
Start Date: Mar. 5th, 2025
AIARE LEVEL 1
This 24-hour course is an introduction to managing avalanche hazard You’ll learn to use a repeatable process to manage your risk and learn from experiences in the backcountry
Contact: Kristen Buckland
Registration Opens: Dec. 8th, 2024
Start Date: Jan. 14th, 2025
AIARE AVALANCHE RESCUE
This one-day (8-hour) course is intended to be retaken on a regular basis in order to keep abreast of best practices in rescue techniques and gear.
DIFFICULTY
Contact: Kristen Buckland
Registration Opens: Feb. 1st, 2025
Start Date: Mar. 2nd, 2025
PIKES PEAK AREA
Hey there, welcome to the Pikes Peak Group! Nestled in the heart of Colorado Springs since May 6, 1919, we're passionate about getting everyone outdoors. From thrilling adventures to educational activities, social events and more, we've got something for everyone. So come on, join the fun! There's a spot here with your name on it.
INTRO TO SNOWSHOEING
Learn the gear, maintenance, safety and entry level techniques for this entry into the winter wonderland for many people and a common activity in the winter schedule
Contact: Joseph Preiss
Registration Opens: Sept. 1st, 2024
Start Date: Jan. 2nd, 2025
BASIC ICE CLIMBING
In one evening and one field day on ice, this course will introduce novice or experienced rock climbers to the basics of ice climbing Focusing on equipment, safety, and technique
INTRODUCTION TO SELF-RESCUE
Students will be introduced to basic self-rescue skills applicable to single-pitch technical climbing including a climber pick-off, escaping a belay, and passing knots on rappel
Contact: Ed Anderson
Registration Opens: Nov. 1st, 2024
Start Date: Jan. 29th, 2025
Contact: Scott Kime
Registration Opens: July 1st, 2024
Start Date: Oct. 12th, 2024
TRADITIONAL GEAR & ANCHORS
Students will be introduced to traditional gear placement and will learn how to use natural and traditional protection to build safe climbing anchors
Contact: Scott Kime
Registration Opens: Feb. 1st, 2025
Start Date: Mar. 22nd, 2025
Did you know...?
The Pikes Peak Group, headquartered in Colorado Springs, was formed May 6, 1919. The Group offers a variety of outdoor activities, educational opportunities, and social events. It is the 3rd largest group in the club and you can click here to learn more about this group!
WINTER CAMP - DAY EXPEDITIONS
Join the Colorado Mountain Club Youth Program for one day or a multiple days of adventure! Programs run from 9am-4pm and are open to grades 1st-6th.
1st-3rd Graders
4th-6th Graders
Contact: Hana Hamilton
Registration Opens: Oct. 1st, 2024
Start Date: Dec. 23rd, 2024
TEEN ADVENTURE CAMPS - OVERNIGHT
Join the Colorado Mountain Club Youth Program for overnight programs to engage your teen in the wonders of the outdoors! Open to grades 6th-12th.
NTER HUT SNOWSHOE TRIP
youth ages 12-18 with previous rock climbing experience, is the course for you. Learn the basics of ice climbing in this -day program
Are you ready to dive into the wild with us at CMC, but maybe need some financial support for our camps? Here at CMC we believe that the outdoors are for all, and we never want cost to be a barrier
Don't hesitate, just click here to apply for financial assistance! Want to discuss payment options for your next thrilling adventure? Reach out to hanahamilton@cmc.org We can't wait to chat!
HANA HAMILTON Member Since 2022
PREREQUISITES
Why Do Some Courses Have Prerequisites?
Courses with prerequisites at Colorado Mountain Club (CMC) are designed for participants who are practicing higher-level skills that require a solid foundation in related disciplines These prerequisites are essential for ensuring the safety and success of all participants and instructors during these advanced courses The experience or training required helps maintain the integrity of the learning environment and allows for a focus on more complex skills
Two Examples of Waivers to Meet Course Requirements:
OVERVIEW: WTS is offered every spring and fall, consisting of five mandatory lectures and five mandatory field days. Topics include clothing, nutrition, navigation by map and compass, snow travel (including ice axe use and selfarrest), avalanche awareness, mountain weather, and basic survival skills.
REQUIREMENTS: Participants must demonstrate equivalent experience or training in these skills to be eligible for a waiver. This process allows experienced CMC members to earn a Wilderness Trekking Skill badge, acknowledging their competencies without needing to complete the entire WTS course
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OVERVIEW: This is not a refresher course Participants must demonstrate proficiency in all the skills covered in the Basic Climbing class. It is crucial to arrive at 6 PM if you do not have a climbing partner enrolled with you
PURPOSE: The waiver is designed for experienced climbers who have not taken CMC's Basic Climbing course. By successfully completing the waiver, participants can skip the Basic Climbing class and gain access to more advanced climbing courses and participate in CMC Top-Rope Climbing Trips.
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ONLINE LEARNING
Why Do Many Courses Include Online Components?
At the Colorado Mountain Club (CMC), we recognize that our members have diverse needs and preferences when it comes to learning. That's why we offer online components for many of our courses. Here are the top three reasons we include these digital course elements:
ACCESSIBILITY FOR ALL
We understand that not everyone can attend in-person classes due to location, time constraints, or other commitments. By offering online components, we ensure that our courses are accessible to all members, regardless of where they are This flexibility allows more people to participate in our educational programs and gain the skills they need to enjoy the outdoors safely and confidently.
SELF-PACED LEARNING
Everyone learns at their own pace. With online components, students can absorb the material at a speed that works best for them. Whether you prefer to take your time reviewing complex topics or need to revisit a lesson before moving on, our online modules give you the freedom to learn in a way that suits your individual learning style.
EMBRACING YOUR STYLE OF LEARNING
People learn in different ways, and our online components are designed to cater to various learning styles. We incorporate a variety of content formats, including videos, matching games, quizzes, and interactive exercises, to keep learning engaging and effective This variety ensures that all participants can find a method that resonates with them, making the learning process more enjoyable and impactful.
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Thank you to all the contributors who helped bring our Fall/Winter Course Catalog to life. Your dedication, expertise, and passion for outdoor education have made this season’s offerings truly exceptional. We are grateful for the time and effort you put into creating engaging, informative content that will inspire and guide our community through another exciting season of learning and adventure.
