The Single Site Pro Canyon Guide course is the entry level certification course for anyone seeking professional certification with the ACA (American Canyoneering Association), and looking to work as a professional Canyoneering guiding. Guides with this certification under the direction of a full pro guide are able to independently guide up to three different canyons that all have similar characteristics, hydrology, and emergency response requirements with simple, straight-forward anchors and rigging systems.
The ACA (American Canyoneering Association) is the largest, best known, most reputable, longest standing and the go to association for professional Canyoneering best practices, safety standards and certification.
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$950 CAD Per Person
3 Days
2 - 8 people
Canmore, Alberta
Prerequisites will be asses on a case by case basis please contact us if you have any questions or inquiries:
This course is based out of the Canmore area. Canmore is approximately one hour west of Calgary.
Since 1999, the American Canyoneering Association (ACA) has been the premier source for training, technical information and services for recreational canyoneers, canyon leaders, guides and rescue professionals in the United States, Canada, Latin America, Asia and around the globe.
All credible professions require formal training and proof of competency. ACA courses and assessments give you that credibility by guiding you through the entire process of becoming a professional canyon guide.
The ACA is the only organization in America to offer a comprehensive certification program for professional canyon guides. Certification from the ACA involves rigorous training and assessment with two key factors in mind:
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