Avalanche Beacon Training Videos

A beacon training park is a great venue to practice your rescue skills. Whether you are alone or practicing with your friend, a beacon training park is a great way to practice multiple scenarios in a short amount of time. Backcountry Access has installed over 100 beacon training parks with ski resort, avalanche forecast centers, sled clubs and dealer partners worldwide. Navigate from our website menu to our store locator, to find a Beacon Training Park near you.

Having an avalanche transceiver is only valuable if you know how to use one. Learn the basics of beacon searching with the BCA.

Learn the basic functions of an avalanche transceiver as well as precautions that skiers and snowboarders should take when travelling in backcountry terrain.

BCA sled ambassador and avalanche safety educator Mike Duffy demonstrates the basic functions of an avalanche transceiver and specific precautions for snowmobilers.

Learn the steps needed to perform an avalanche transceiver trailhead test and how to ensure everyones beacons are working correctly before heading out on the trail.

Learn the steps needed to perform an avalanche transceiver trailhead check with snowmobiles and how to ensure everyones beacons are working correctly.

BCA sled ambassador Mike Duffy demonstrates the best ways to use a snowmobile during an avalanche transceiver search.

This video provides directions on how and why to use the auto revert (AR) mode on a BCA Tracker avalanche transceivers.

In this video, we show you how and when to use the Signal Suppression (SS) mode on a BCA Tracker avalanche transceivers.