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Anyone who travels on glaciers outside of tour groups is (or at least should be) trained in crevasse rescue. That's part of the deal of being on a rope team, ev
by ahelwer 6y ago
Anyone who travels on glaciers outside of tour groups is (or at least should be) trained in crevasse rescue. That's part of the deal of being on a rope team, everyone can rescue everyone else if one of them falls into a crevasse. These are skills you can master within 5-10 hours of practice. It isn't knowledge restricted to professional mountain guides or SAR folk.
- jameshart 6y agoAnd the basic climbing orientation covers covert entry, alarm systems, and antiquarian book valuation? Or is that only with the advanced course?