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Inner Basin Observations
The observations and observed conditions in the Inner Basin of the San Francisco Peaks
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20080430, 2008 5:16 pm timallard  |
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Southern Observations
Solitude in the west to The Glades in the east
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20080216, 2008 6:25 pm morgaj4  |
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Western Observations
Shiprocks in the south to Lew Canyon in the north
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20080318, 2008 9:03 am doatis  |
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Northern Observations
Night Mare in the west to Bear Jaw Canyon in the east
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20080509, 2008 12:29 pm Bix  |
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Eastern Observations
Meadow in the south to Boulderfield in the north
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Snowbowl Observations
The observations and observed conditions in-bounds at Snowbowl Ski Resort
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Find a Backcountry Partner
Use this board to see when others are traveling in the backcountry and see if you can travel in groups
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20080411, 2008 2:37 pm u2metoo  |
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Equipment and Routes
Use this forum to discuss gear, equipment, and routes/approaches
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20080502, 2008 8:31 am splitboarder  |
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Backcountry Permits
Use this to find out information on the backcountry permit for the San Francisco Peaks
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20080112, 2008 2:18 pm snow fox  |
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Weather/Climate
Use this forum for weather and climate data links
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20080212, 2008 9:04 pm Maadjurguer  |
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Press Release
Use this to see any Press Releases pertinent to the San Francisco Peaks
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20080108, 2008 12:22 pm admin  |
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How to Insert and Host Pictures
Use this forum to learn the basics on uploading and having your pictures hosted and displayed on the discussion board
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20080110, 2008 10:59 am admin  |
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Tips and Techniques
Use this forum to learn and discuss different snow tests and snow pit techniques
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20080107, 2008 12:20 pm mountainflow  |
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Avalanche Awareness Clinics
A free 2-hour clinic is expected to gain a foundational understanding of backcountry skiing or snowboarding preparedness;
where and when avalanches occur;
historical perspectives of avalanche occurrences on San Francisco Peaks;
statistics on avalanche fatalities of the past (Nationwide);
human factors in avalanche accidents;
safe travel principles; and
avalanche self-rescue tools and the uses
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Level I Avalanche Course
A more extensive, multi-day course which a student that successfully completes using AAA level 1 certification guidelines and should be able to: identify avalanche terrain; identify basic grain types, weak layers and strong layers;
perform field tests to determine snowpack stability/instability; recognize weather and terrain factors contributing to instability; perform rescue through fast and efficient transceiver use; apply safe-travel techniques; and understand factors contributing to human error in decision-making.
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Questions and Comments on Clinics
Use this forum to post any questions or comments you have regarding the Avalanche Awareness Clinics or the Level I Avalanche Course
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20080220, 2008 1:47 pm Dr Lovesnow  |
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Seeking New Members
Interested in volunteering your time and talents in the realm of avalanche education, come join the Board of Directors!
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20080404, 2008 3:56 pm admin  |