Course Types: L4: Swiftwater Rescue Instructor

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Location: Landmark’s Downstream Campus

This 5-day course runs on 2, 2.5-day consecutive weekends:
April 28, 6PM-9PM; April 29-30, 8AM-5PM
May 5, 6PM-9PM, May 6-7, 8AM-5PM

ACA Instructor courses require participants to be current ACA members and to join the SEIC upon successful course completion. ACA membership fees and SEIC dues are the responsibility of each participant.

Course Overview: Expectations, Gear List, Schedule, etc.

Tuition: $650

Meals:

Not included – town is 10 minutes from our base, with ample restaurants and grocery store options.

Available for student use is a standard refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker and hot water urn. Most students bring camp stoves to cook within a budget under our outdoor cooking pavilion.

Lodging: $60 camping or bunkhouse

Camping (bring your own gear) or bunk space (bring your sleeping bag and pillow) is available by reservation for. Camping is on a pad near the parking lot and classroom. The bunkhouses are located a 10-minute walk up the mountain. You may also camp in your vehicle. Any overnight stay grants access to the kitchen amenities and indoor showers. 

You may arrive between 12PM-9PM the day before the course starts for self check-in. Housing assignments and the grounds orientation will be on the desk at the front of the classroom. Please arrive by 7:45AM on the first day of your course. Class begins promptly at 8AM.

Students must be packed and moved out prior to 8AM on the last day of the course. 

Shuttle:

Students must provide transportation to and from campus and river sites. Carpooling should be possible with other students in the class.

Register Now

Location: Landmark’s Downstream Campus

This 5-day course runs on 2, 2.5-day consecutive weekends:
April 28, 6PM-9PM; April 29-30, 8AM-5PM
May 5, 6PM-9PM, May 6-7, 8AM-5PM

ACA Instructor courses require participants to be current ACA members and to join the SEIC upon successful course completion. ACA membership fees and SEIC dues are the responsibility of each participant.

Course Overview: Expectations, Gear List, Schedule, etc.

Tuition: $650

Meals:

Not included – town is 10 minutes from our base, with ample restaurants and grocery store options.

Available for student use is a standard refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker and hot water urn. Most students bring camp stoves to cook within a budget under our outdoor cooking pavilion.

Lodging: $60 camping or bunkhouse

Camping (bring your own gear) or bunk space (bring your sleeping bag and pillow) is available by reservation for. Camping is on a pad near the parking lot and classroom. The bunkhouses are located a 10-minute walk up the mountain. You may also camp in your vehicle. Any overnight stay grants access to the kitchen amenities and indoor showers. 

You may arrive between 12PM-9PM the day before the course starts for self check-in. Housing assignments and the grounds orientation will be on the desk at the front of the classroom. Please arrive by 7:45AM on the first day of your course. Class begins promptly at 8AM.

Students must be packed and moved out prior to 8AM on the last day of the course. 

Shuttle:

Students must provide transportation to and from campus and river sites. Carpooling should be possible with other students in the class.