The trailhead is lying to you. 🛣️
Most March rescues don’t start in a blizzard. ❄️
They start in shorts and a hoodie. 🩳👕
Spring is a suggestion. The mountain is reality. 🏔️
Two seasons. One bad decision. ⚖️
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#TakeTheExtraMinute #PSAR #BackcountrySafety #Hiking #Outdoors #SAR

Other apps: alert for your entire county.

Adiona Alert: alert for your exact GPS position.

When you're in the backcountry, that precision isn't just nice to have — it's potentially life-saving.

#AdionaAlert #BackcountrySafety #GPS #WeatherAlerts

A thunderstorm in the backcountry opened Cynthia's eyes: "I need reliable weather alerts."

Don't wait for a close call. ⛈️

#AdionaAlert #BackcountrySafety

🌨️ 🏔️❄️ The daily avalanche bulletin is crucial for a safe day in the backcountry. Find out where to get it from here:

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⛷️🏂 FreeRide Republic is your free resource for staying safe and having fun in the backcountry.

#FreeRide #Avalanche #BackcountrySafety

CPW shares safety reminders and updates as hunting seasons get underway – The Sopris Sun As bear season and archery season draw to a close, many hunters across Colorado are preparing for upcoming rifle seasons. Earlier this month, Colorado

As bow season ends and rifle season approaches, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has shared reminders for recreationalists.
#hunting #autumn #backcountrysafety
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Making tiny avalanches! Check out this unique classroom demonstration by VTSU Outdoor Education, Leadership & Tourism professor Ben Mirkin! #AvalancheScience #Outdoors #BackcountrySafety #WeAreVTSU

Eating snow = BAD wilderness survival strategy. ❄️ It chills your body, uses energy to melt, and dehydrates you further. 🥶 Always melt snow into water before drinking it. Hydration is key to staying safe in the backcountry! 💧 #SurvivalTips #BackcountrySafety

FRS Radio Use for Backcountry Emergencies: What Colorado Hikers and Climbers Need to Know | The Next Summit: A Mountain Blog Learn how to use FRS radios for backcountry emergencies in Colorado. Discover why FRS Channel 3.0 is the official emergency frequency and how it save lives.

🚨 Backcountry hikers, take note!

FRS Channel 3.0 (462.6125 MHz) is Colorado’s backcountry emergency radio channel, designated by SAR teams.

🔑 Learn how to use FRS radios & why you still need a satellite device: thenextsummit.org/frs-radio-us...

#BackcountrySafety #HikingTips #SAR #AdventureSmart