Sponsored by CAMP Equipment 

Whether you are an experienced alpinist or a beginning mountaineer, the benefits of the light & fast approach are indisputable.

Get ready to take the lead. Climbing on “the sharp end” is a huge step in an ice climber’s growth arc, and we’re here to help you make the leap with safety and confidence.

When things don’t go according to plan, having a few basic rescue skills can make all the difference. Intro to Self Rescue is a hands on clinic designed to give ice climbers the fundamental tools to solve common problems in the vertical environment.

This is ideal for Intermediate to Advanced climbers

Learn the systems that keep you connected to the mountain. This hands-on clinic introduces climbers to the fundamentals of placing ice protection and building solid, efficient anchor systems

Get the full Western experience with this 2-day clinic: 1 day ice climbing that fits your skill level, and 1 day ripping a snowmobile around the Beartooth mountains with Beartooth Rides and Guides.

Cost Breakdown- $250 for ice climbing day and $700 for snowmobile rental and guide

Creativity on Ice -Sponsored by CAMP Equipment 

An ice and mixed climbing clinic in adaptability, improvisation, and creative problem-solving.

What happens when your tools, equipment, or original plan fail you? Through fun, unexpected, and safely managed climbing scenarios, participants explore creative movement, unconventional solutions, and adaptive thinking. Rather than prescribing answers, this clinic cultivates curiosity, collaboration, and sound judgment, including knowing when to change course or retreat. Discover why your most valuable climbing tool isn’t hanging from your harness, it’s how you think.

 4:1 Guide Ratio Sponsored by Black Diamond 

Great ice climbing isn't just about strength. It's about moving efficiently, conserving energy, and making every placement count. Whether you're just getting started or have years of experience swinging tools, there's always room to improve your technique.

Led by IFMGA Mountain Guide Angela Hawse, this hands-on clinic breaks down the fundamentals of ice climbing movement into simple, repeatable drills designed to improve your balance, footwork, body positioning, tool placements, and overall efficiency on the ice.

Through focused exercises and personalized coaching, participants will learn to identify inefficient movement patterns, develop better habits, and climb with greater precision and confidence. You'll discover how small adjustments in technique can make a huge difference in your ability to climb longer, tackle steeper terrain, and conserve energy throughout the day.

The goal isn't just to climb harder ice. It's to make the ice you climb feel easier.

Sponsored By Black Diamond 

Being a strong ice climber is about more than swinging tools and kicking crampons. Understanding rope systems, building reliable anchors, and knowing how to safely manage yourself and your partner are essential skills that often get overlooked.

Led by IFMGA Mountain Guide Angela Hawse, this hands on clinic focuses on developing the technical skills, confidence, and decision making needed to become a more competent, self-reliant ice climber. Participants will explore anchor construction, effective belay techniques, V-threads, rappelling, and safe descent strategies for both single- and multi-pitch ice climbing.

Whether you're new to ice climbing or an experienced climber looking to refine your systems and eliminate bad habits, this clinic will help you become a safer, more efficient, and more dependable climbing partner.

Because climbing the ice is only half the equation. Knowing how to get yourself and your partner up and down safely is just as important.

Movement, Mindset & Confidence on the Sharp End

Instructor: AMGA Guide Lindsay Fixmer 

Taking the sharp end of the rope requires more than knowing how to place an ice screw. It takes efficient movement, body control, sound judgment, and the confidence to trust your abilities.

Designed for women who are comfortable climbing ice and ready to explore the next step, this clinic combines the physical, technical, and mental skills needed to become a confident and capable ice leader.

Participants will focus on refining movement, improving footwork and body positioning, maintaining balance on steep terrain, and learning how to climb efficiently while conserving energy. The clinic will also cover ice protection, screw placement, route assessment, and the fundamentals of leading safely.

Equally important, we'll explore the mental side of leading: managing fear, staying composed under pressure, recognizing your limits, and developing the confidence to make smart decisions when it matters most.

Through personalized coaching, controlled exercises, and mock-leading scenarios, participants will build a stronger foundation for eventually taking the sharp end.

Because confident leading isn't about being fearless or simply climbing harder. It's about moving with control, trusting your skills, and knowing when to commit and when to back off.

This two day course taught by Seth Timpano, a certified RFR instructor, will teach this 2-day seminar, focusing on technical rescue systems in winter environments and the nuances and challenges they present.