This one-day clinic will introduce participants to the basics of dry tooling (mixed climbing technique w/o snow or ice). Participants will practice good belay technique, learn the mechanics of dry tooling, ice tool and crampon use on rock, and will practice movement skills on a variety of routes.

Friday, January 9th 2026

Ready to move beyond the resort? Not able to go to Telluride because Chuck doesn’t want to pay his employees fairly? Learn to travel efficiently in the backcountry. Backcountry skiing and splitboarding can feel intimidating—but with the right tools, it’s incredibly rewarding.

New to Touring?

We’ll start with the essentials: gear selection and use, strategies for staying warm, and uphill/downhill movement. You’ll also develop techniques for building backcountry partnerships.

Saturday, January 10th 2026

This one-day clinic will focus on anchoring and building the tools to set up climbs for a day of ice climbing in Ouray Ice Park, while rock climbing, and beyond. Topics to be covered may include: building top rope anchors on bolts, setting up appropriate belay systems, top managed anchors, and ice screw anchor considerations. Participants should be prepared to get lots of practice setting up anchors.

Friday, January 9th 2026

This 1-day field course is designed for all backcountry travelers, from first-timers to seasoned skiers and riders. New participants will learn the foundations of effective rescue, while experienced travelers will refine advanced techniques and practice realistic scenarios.

Saturday, January 10th 2026

This one-day clinic will help participants build skills that are essential to climbing in wintery environments. Topics to be covered may include: equipment selection for a given objective, crampon and ice axe technique, snow belays and anchors, and self-arrest. Participants should bring an ice axe to practice using if they own one.

Friday, January 9th 2026

Hike with an All In guide to see the world's longest track of dinosaur footprints. These tracks overlook the town of Ouray and provide awesome views of the area. Return from this hike with facts and photos a plenty all while spending a lovely day outdoors with community.

Friday, January 9th 2026

This one-day clinic will introduce participants to the basics of dry tooling (mixed climbing technique w/o snow or ice). Participants will practice good belay technique, learn the mechanics of dry tooling, ice tool and crampon use on rock, and will practice movement skills on a variety of routes.

Saturday, January 10th 2026

This one-day clinic will help participants build skills that are essential to climbing in wintery environments. Topics to be covered may include: equipment selection for a given objective, crampon and ice axe technique, snow belays and anchors, and self-arrest. Participants should bring an ice axe to practice using if they own one.

Saturday, January 10th 2026

This one-day clinic will introduce participants to the basics of dry tooling (mixed climbing technique w/o snow or ice). Participants will practice good belay technique, learn the mechanics of dry tooling, ice tool and crampon use on rock, and will practice movement skills on a variety of routes.

Sunday, January 11th 2026

This one-day clinic will focus on anchoring and building the tools to set up climbs for a day of ice climbing in Ouray Ice Park, while rock climbing, and beyond. Topics to be covered may include: building top rope anchors on bolts, setting up appropriate belay systems, top managed anchors, and ice screw anchor considerations. Participants should be prepared to get lots of practice setting up anchors.

Saturday, January 10th 2026

Hike with an All In guide to see the world's longest track of dinosaur footprints. These tracks overlook the town of Ouray and provide awesome views of the area. Return from this hike with facts and photos a plenty all while spending a lovely day outdoors with community.

Saturday, January 10th 2026

This one-day clinic will help participants build skills that are essential to climbing in wintery environments. Topics to be covered may include: equipment selection for a given objective, crampon and ice axe technique, snow belays and anchors, and self-arrest. Participants should bring an ice axe to practice using if they own one.

Sunday, January 11th 2026