BITS Orientation / Workshop Evening - Wed, Nov 11 2009

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PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED: Once you've reviewed the event details, and decided you'd like to join us, you MUST sign up at the bottom of this page. If payment is required for this event, you will be expected to make payment directly to the Trip Leader - not to ACC.

You are STRONGLY encouraged to read this page in its entirety before signing up.

The Basics:
Event Type:		Skiing
Event Location:		CAOC Building 1111 Memorial Dr NW
Date(s) & Time:		Wed, Nov 11 2009  7:00 PM
Registration Cut Off:		Wed, Nov 11 2009 12:00:00 AM
Event Duration:		Evening Workshop
Difficulty Rating:		D1: D1 - See Conversion Chart
Trip Leader(s):		Alan Fortune You must be logged in to get the Trip Leader contact information.
Participant Info:
Who's Invited:		Members Only, 18 And Older Only
Attendee Screening:		Attendees are Pre-Screened - Trip Leader will review your background and may contact you before accepting you on the trip.
Maximum Group Size:		36
Maximum No. Guests:		0
Minimum Group Size:		8
Maximum No. Guests Per Member:		0
Number Registered So Far:		31 (To see who's signed up, log in to the Member Area)
Are Dogs Permitted:		No
Itinerary:
The event will be held upstairs at CAOC 1111 Memorial Dr NW. Note: The parking lot at the CAOC building is being used during the day by a construction company. Ignore the sign stating no parking and enter the lot. Don't pay for parking it's free in the CAOC lot though limited to 15 cars. If there is no room in the parking lot at CAOC there is a lot on the north side of Memorial Ave. Trip Coordinators Kieth Sanford, Dana Engler and Alan Fortune will be the presenters for the evening.
Recommended Items to Bring:
How to Get There:
Event Directions:		SW corner of 10 Street and Memorial Drive NW.
Notes:
A series of progressive events and trips intended to introduce a person to backcountry skiing. The series starts with an evening session in Calgary where the basics of what's involved and required are introduced. Then there is a series of trips starting with easy trips and moving up to intermediate trips. Also recommended for people getting into backcountry skiing are the recreational avalanche courses offered through the club.
Cancellation/Partial Attendance: Please review our participant responsibility guidelines!