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2012-2013 SEASON PASS SALEPASS SALE ON NOW!2012-2013 season passes are on sale at the lowest rates through June 30th! -
SERIOUS RECOGNITION!Stevens Wins 2 Environmental AwardsThe snow industry’s premier award hasn’t returned to the PNW in 18 years – we just changed that! What's more, we’re also WA Recycler of the Year! -
COMPOSTING EXPANDS!Public Composting @ StevensComposting has been a huge success, capturing 25 tons last season. Now we're expanding to the DELI. Look for the new composting containers! -
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David Pettigrew Memorial Foundation
The David Pettigrew Memorial Foundation is pleased to announce its third season sponsoring mountain safety courses. The course will also be sponsored by the Association of Professional Patrollers (“APP”) with the support and collaboration of Stevens Pass, The Summit at Snoqualmie and Mission Ridge. The courses are FREE and open to the public with the schedule listed below.
The Mountain Safety and Awarness Course will emphasize ski area basics (know the code), skiing with buddies, tree well and deep snow safety and basic first-aid. Although the courses will be directed primarily to 10-15 year olds, others are welcome to register. Class size will be limited to no more than 25 students per class, and there will be at least 3 instructors for each class.
The Companion Rescue Workshop will cover Beacon Operations (fundamentals, Coarse Search, Fine Search and Practice), Probes usage, Strategic Shoveling and putting it all together with a mock search and rescue.
The primary instructors will be Corey Rubinfeld (an APP certified ski patroller, professional ski patroller and medical trainer at Stevens Pass, AIARE Avalanche Instructor, high school science teacher and course director for Outward Bound Wilderness) and Kevin Marston (16 years professional ski patroller, currently at Alpental Ski Area at Snoqualmie, a Washington State DOT avalanche forecaster, and current president of the Backcountry Rescue Canines Association). The additional instructors will be from the three participating ski areas.
Classes are FREE and open to the public please follow the link below for this seasons class offering.
