How to Join
We are seeking enthusiastic and safety-conscious backcountry skiers and snowboarders to join our patrol in the Cameron Pass area. If you enjoy being outdoors during the winter, this is a fantastic opportunity to ski while volunteering.
All National Ski Patrol patrollers are required to complete the Outdoor Emergency Care (OEC) class. The OEC curriculum covers principles and skills similar to those found in the Emergency Medical Technician program, but focuses specifically on providing first aid to injured or sick backcountry enthusiasts in cold environments
All National Ski Patrol patrollers are required to complete the Outdoor Emergency Care (OEC) class. The OEC curriculum covers principles and skills similar to those found in the Emergency Medical Technician program, but focuses specifically on providing first aid to injured or sick backcountry enthusiasts in cold environments
The Diamond Peaks Ski Patrol offers candidates several essential training courses, including Outdoor Emergency Care (OEC), CPR for the Professional Rescuer, Diamond Peaks Ski Patrol Backcountry Transport Training, Avalanche Level I, and Mountain Travel Rescue I. These courses are available throughout the ski season for those interested in becoming patrollers.
The cost to become a patroller is approximately $400, which covers course fees, textbooks, membership dues, and a first aid kit. In addition, each patroller is expected to own high-quality snow travel equipment, sufficient outdoor gear for overnight stays in winter mountain conditions, and an avalanche transceiver.
The benefits of joining the Diamond Peaks Ski Patrol include the opportunity to ski in some of Colorado’s finest powder while providing an essential public service.
For more information, contact our Patrol Director
The cost to become a patroller is approximately $400, which covers course fees, textbooks, membership dues, and a first aid kit. In addition, each patroller is expected to own high-quality snow travel equipment, sufficient outdoor gear for overnight stays in winter mountain conditions, and an avalanche transceiver.
The benefits of joining the Diamond Peaks Ski Patrol include the opportunity to ski in some of Colorado’s finest powder while providing an essential public service.
For more information, contact our Patrol Director