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ACMG Climbing Guide Manual
This manual was developed to support the ACMG’s Training and Assessment Program (TAP) courses in the hiking and mountain guiding streams, and as a reference for ACMG-certified guides.
ACMG Ski Guiding Manual
This manual was developed to support the ACMG’s Training and Assessment Program (TAP) courses in the ski guiding stream, and as a reference for ACMG-certified guides.
ACMG Core Guiding Skills Manual
The profession of guiding in North America has a long and distinguished history that dates back more than one hundred years. In that time, a great number of guides from around the world, including Canada, have used and revised traditional techniques and developed skills specifically suited to local areas. Today’s guiding industry is based on this groundwork and continues to evolve at a significant pace. This manual defines technical guidelines for professional guides who are trained and certified by the Association of Canadian Mountain Guides (ACMG); however, no one person or organization can lay claim to the techniques included here.
ACMG Top Rope Climbing Instructor Manual
This manual was developed to support the Top-Rope Climbing Instructor (TRCI) Program, and as a reference for ACMG-certified instructors and guides in the climbing industry. As such, it is assumed that this manual is utilized by students who are enrolled in the TRCI course and have a significant amount of recreational climbing experience, or by certified climbing instructors.
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ACMG Climbing Gym Instructor Manual
This manual was developed to support the ACMG Climbing Gym Instructor (CGI) program, and as a reference for certified Association of Canadian Mountain Guides (ACMG) instructors and guides in the climbing gym industry. As such, it is assumed that this manual is utilized by students with a significant amount of recreational climbing gym experience enrolled in the ACMG's CGI course, or certified climbing instructors.
Buried
On January 20, 2003, at 10:45 a.m., a massive avalanche released from Tumbledown Mountain in the Selkirk Range of British Columbia. Tonnes of snow carried 13 members of two guided backcountry skiing groups down the 37-degree incline of a run called La Traviata and buried them. After a frantic hour of digging by remaining group members, an unthinkable outcome became reality. Seven people were dead. The tragedy made international news, splashing photos of the seven dead Canadian and US skiers on television screens and the pages of newspapers. The official analysis did not specifically note guide error as a contributing factor in the accident. This interpretation has been insufficient for some ...
