Training Course:Alaska Sea Kayaking 16 & 17 OnlySchool/Trainer:National Outdoor Leadership School
Lander, WY, United States
Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced
Course Description:
'' Wildlife and water, mountain and forest. Since 1971, NOLS students have been exploring and experiencing the wilds of Alaska via sea kayak.
The Alaska Sea Kayaking course brings you to an amazing place and provides you with a wide variety of learning experiences. You’ll learn things like getting along with your peers and grinning through a difficult day of rain-we call this expedition behavior -and choosing a coastal campsite that doesn’t leave an impact on the land. We’ll teach you how to glide along the coastline in a sea kayak, even if you’ve never held a paddle. You’ll hone your wilderness skills, have fun, and practice your leadership as you explore wild, wonderful Alaska. Soon, these things will become second nature.
You’ll have a couple of options with this course. Lots of wildlife, views of booming tidewater glaciers, and opportunities for fishing and observing wildlife characterize Prince William Sound. On the other hand, the Southeast Alaska Archipelago is a land of forest and ocean, abundant in wildlife and fish. You’ll be challenged by route finding and planning, as well as technical aspects like paddling and making big crossings. There will be time for practicing such things as rolling since you’ll have access to wet and dry suits.
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Please go to the school's official website for training price and schedule:
http://www.nols.edu/
http://www.nols.edu/courses/
Phone:(800) 710-NOLS
School Address:
NOLS, 284 Lincoln Street, Lander, WY 82520-2848, United States
Phone: (800) 710-NOLS
(800) 710-6657
(307) 332-5300
Fax: (307) 332-1220
admissions@nols.edu
Jobs & Resumes: Lander
Houses & Roommates: Lander
Other training courses offered by National Outdoor Leadership School:
New Zealand Backpacking
Patagonia Backpacking and Fly Fishing
Owyhee Backpacking and Canoeing
Yukon Canoeing
Rock and River
Rock Climbing (Wyoming)
Climbing at Red Rocks
Wilderness Horsepacking
Salmon Backpacking and Rafting
Salmon River Rafting
Alaska Rafting
River Guides Course
Whitewater River Expedition
Skiing
Teton Valley Winter Outdoor Educator
Yellowstone Winter Natural History
Snowboarding
Wilderness First Responder
Wilderness EMT
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