ASG2 - Special Registration

Avalanche Science ASG2 course includes 3 field days, 4 hours of interactive classroom, and 8 hours of online material. The ASG2 is an updated course replacing the old REC1+. It exceeds AAA L1 requirements. Prerequisite: Able to ski deep powder and is familiar with ski touring (on skis or split-board). Able to ski tour 3 consecutive days for a cumulative up to a total of 6-8,000 vertical feet.   Pre-course material: 2-hour online   Course Format: 3 days of fieldwork and backcountry ski touring at Mores Creek Summit, Idaho City. 4-hour interactive classroom session with an instructor. 8-hours online video and multimedia material.   Learning Outcomes for ASG2 Module: Gain an understanding of snow science: snow metamorphism and slab avalanche fracture mechanics. Anticipate the impact of weather in the snowpack. Track precipitation, wind, and temperature critical thresholds driving avalanche instability. Make relevant weather, weather, and avalanche observations. Target observations relev