Are you fond of outdoor activity when the countryside and hilly states truly become a “winter wonderland”? The days become shorter and chillier, and it becomes quite trickier to move across the landscape when snow and ice are present. The best way for an outdoor enthusiast to embrace the chill is to join the “winter basic guide program “by COAGS, an outdoor adventure institute of national repute.

The program comprises specific skill training, including alpine and Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, backpacking, Snowmobiling, Ice Fishing, navigation, outdoor photography, and many more.

 If you are already in a similar profession, our training program sharpens the skills of professionals. It opens a new career path for young ones. It is the perfect way for veterans and students to stay active and fit and face the chilly bite smilingly.

Colorado Outdoor Adventure Guide School (COAGS) has a winter basic guide program in the annual training calendar where you explore the unknown and excitement in your daily training schedule.

 You all know that the Rocky Mountains are a fascinating venue for ski lovers. Because the snow that falls here is usually dry and powdery in nature. It provides perfect skiing conditions for your training. Incidentally, our campus is in the spectacular Colorado Rockies, located in the world-famous Grand Mesa.

The excitement continues when we take you out for a snowshoeing session—a more fun-filled alternative to hiking when trails create obstacles in every step. You need to wear snow shoes, pull up your socks, and get going. Ice fishing is another great outdoor activity in the winter. Our instructors guide you through the best tricks for catching fish through an opening in the ice.

Our course is equally balanced by imparting knowledge sessions on first aid, navigating as a guide with GPS/ Compass, and the essence of leadership when leading your group on mountain trails.

Join us in our next winter basic guide program and venture into your business as a professional guide for winter sports.