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This blog was written by a Backcountry Babes Scholarship Recipient, Lexie Gritlefield. Thanks to Lexie for authentically sharing what it’s like to go ski mountaineering for the first time on…
Our mission at Backcountry Babes is to provide more opportunities for women to become leaders in the outdoors. Our clients use their Backcountry Babes course experience to become stronger leaders…
What is Backcountry Skiing and Splitboarding? The author backcountry skiing Mt. Shasta, California. A long hike with epic views and 4000ft corn descent. The author skiing powder in Colorado’s backcountry….
What will I learn in AIARE Level 1 vs. AIARE Level 2? AIARE Level 1 AIARE Level 2 Role: Contributor to a Group Facilitator of a Group Learning Approach:…
Coming on a Guided Sun Valley Backcountry Ski Trip? Check out these tips from Crystal Winn, Backcountry Country Babes Trip Leader, Guide and Ski Patroller. 1. Come Prepared: Your…
“…If you’re a lady and want to learn without the pressure of testosterone, sign up for a Chicks with Stix clinic out of Ouray or a Backcountry Babes course out of Breckenridge…”
Tips for Backcountry Skiing in Japan 1. It’s COLD. It’s a dry cold, but still cold! The weather is more like East coast of the US type of cold….
Special thanks to Backcountry Babes AIARE Level 1 student, Perrin Tourangeau for sharing her awesome piece from her blog PrettyGood4AGirl Two women. Twenty(ish) mountain passes. One hundred miles. And a lot…
We need more Lead AIARE Avalanche Instructors! A post shared by Backcountry Babes (@backcountrybabes) on Sep 29, 2015 at 6:25pm PDT Backcountry Babes, and all AIARE course providers, need a…
