The Alpine Club is dedicated to bringing together Boise State students interested in mountaineering and the outdoors. We develop leadership, good judgement, risk management, and self awareness in addition to providing the skills required to competently travel over snow, ice, and rock in alpine terrain. Our primary focus is to go out on student-led, recreational climbing trips that are suited to all ability levels.
Skill Development Workshops: Access to hands-on workshops focused on advanced climbing techniques, mountaineering, and alpinism, tailored to help members transition from sport or trad climbing to alpine environments. Leadership Opportunities: Opportunities to lead and plan student-led climbing expeditions, helping members gain experience in trip planning, risk assessment, and team management. Mentorship Program: Pairing less experienced climbers with seasoned alpinists to provide guidance, share knowledge, and build confidence in tackling more challenging terrains. Exclusive Access to Gear: Discounted or loaner access to specialized alpine gear, including ice axes, crampons, and ropes, through partnerships with local outdoor stores and the university. Networking Events: Invitations to networking events with outdoor professionals, guest speakers, and alumni who are active in the climbing and mountaineering community. Certification Opportunities: Access to certification courses in first aid, avalanche safety, and other essential mountaineering skills at reduced costs. Club Trips: Participation in regular, club-organized climbing trips that cater to various skill levels, including beginner to advanced alpine expeditions. Community Building: Being part of a close-knit community of like-minded individuals passionate about climbing, mountaineering, and outdoor adventure.
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