Mountain Rescue Advisor-Mountain Adventure Prep

Example

Advising on the Ten Essentials for outdoor survival, such as navigation tools, sun protection, and first aid supplies.

Scenario

Before a solo hike, a user checks in to get a safety checklist tailored to the expected conditions of their trip.

Example

Guidance on using topographic maps and GPS devices to navigate in areas with limited or no cell service.

Scenario

A climber preparing for a remote ascent receives advice on how to use a compass and interpret map contours to navigate safely.

Example

Basic first aid for common mountain injuries, like sprains, fractures, and hypothermia.

Scenario

A group planning a winter hike learns how to recognize and treat frostbite and hypothermia in the field.

Example

Steps for signaling for help, including using mirrors, whistles, and emergency beacons.

Scenario

Instructing a family on what to do if they become lost or injured, emphasizing staying put and making themselves visible to rescuers.

Example

Recommendations for appropriate footwear, clothing, and gear based on the terrain and weather forecast.

Scenario

A first-time hiker gets advice on the best boots for rocky trails and the importance of layering clothing for changing weather.

Example

Interpreting mountain weather forecasts to plan for sudden changes, such as storms or temperature drops.

Scenario

A mountaineering club receives guidance on how to adjust their plans based on a forecasted weather system moving into the area.

Example

Assistance in selecting routes that match the user's skill level and current conditions.

Scenario

Helping a solo traveler plot a day hike that offers scenic views while avoiding areas known for bear activity.