Essential Avalanche Gear Rentals for Safe Backcountry Adventures near Cody, Wyoming
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
Flexible – typically 1–2 days rental period
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required to carry and use gear in cold, potentially steep terrain
Overview
Preparing for Wyoming’s winter backcountry means having the right avalanche safety gear. Beartooth Rides and Guides offers a comprehensive 2 Day Gear Rental package near Cody, providing essential tools to keep you safe and confident on the trail.
2 Day Gear Rentals
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About This Adventure
Ensure your safety in the backcountry with Beartooth Rides and Guides' comprehensive avalanche gear rental. This essential package includes a backpack, shovel, probe, beacon, and radio, equipping you and your group with the tools needed for effective rescue and communication in time-critical situations. Adventure confidently!
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Avalanche Gear Rental –
Backpack, Shovel, Probe, Beacon & Radio
Safety is non-negotiable in the backcountry. Our rental package includes all mandatory avalanche gear:
Backpack to carry essentials
Shovel for fast digging
Probe to pinpoint a burial
Beacon (avalanche transceiver) for search and rescue
Radio for group communication
Avalanche incidents are time-critical—having the right gear and knowing how to use it can save lives. This kit ensures you and your group are equipped with the essential tools for rescue, safety, and communication every time you head into avalanche terrain.
Adventure Tips
Always Carry and Know Your Avalanche Gear
Carry your beacon, shovel, and probe at all times and practice using them before heading into avalanche terrain.
Check Avalanche Forecasts Daily
Stay updated on local avalanche conditions through reliable sources before each outing.
Communicate Your Plans
Use radios or other communication devices to stay in contact with your group to ensure timely rescue if needed.
Wear Layers for Variable Weather
Prepare for sudden temperature changes by dressing in moisture-wicking, insulating, and waterproof layers.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Elk herds roam near the meadows
- Mountain goats frequent rocky outcrops above timberline
History
Cody is named after Buffalo Bill Cody, a figure pivotal in shaping the Western frontier’s legacy.
Conservation
The outfitter emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to minimize environmental impact and supports local avalanche education programs.
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Adventure Hotspots in Cody
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Avalanche Beacon
Vital for locating buried victims quickly during an avalanche rescue.
winter specific
Avalanche Shovel
Necessary for digging out snow efficiently in rescue scenarios.
winter specific
Avalanche Probe
Used to pinpoint victims’ exact positions beneath the snow.
winter specific
Two-Way Radio
Ensures reliable communication in remote areas lacking cell service.
winter specific