The daily process

7. Reflect on your day

After the Trip

At the end of an exciting and safe day on the mountain, You’re back at the car, truck, trailhead, or hut. On the way home or as you share a meal or a drink, take the opportunity to reflect on your day. Talk about how it went, and look at the positives and negatives.

Bière resort Crédit Sophie Janotta - Pixabay
Après is a great time to talk about your highs and lows from the day, and discuss what you did right and what you could do better.
Credit: Sophie Janotta

Ask yourselves, “When did we make good decisions?” and “When did we get lucky?” Discuss times when you think the group took too big a risk, as well as times when you think you made the right decision. Talk about ways you can do better next time.

Finally, share your observations through the Mountain Information Network. You don’t need to be an expert to do so. Even a photo and conditions report is valuable for your colleagues, and the forecasters who are preparing the public avalanche bulletins.

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Évaluer les pentes Crédit Avalanche Québec et les Chèvres de montagne scaled

During the Trip

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BE OUR EYES ON THE GROUND

By sharing your observations, you contribute to the accuracy of the avalanche bulletin and to the safety of all Chic-Chocs backcountry riders

Create a MIN report on the Mountain Information Network to share an avalanche observation or incident (public)