moderate
2 days
Participants should be in general good health with moderate stamina to engage in hands-on training and outdoor scenarios.
Prepare yourself for the unexpected with a comprehensive Wilderness First Aid course in Conway, New Hampshire. Gain vital skills to handle emergencies confidently on your next backcountry adventure.
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Join the Wilderness First Aid course for an essential two-day training that equips outdoor enthusiasts with vital skills to handle emergencies in the backcountry. Learn to assess situations, manage injuries, and respond to environmental challenges, ensuring safety for yourself and others while enjoying the great outdoors.
2 Days
Accidents happen. People get hurt, sick, or lost. The temperature drops, the wind picks up, and it starts to rain. Would you know what to do? Many backcountry emergencies are preventable, and even when bad things happen, sometimes the wrong care can make things worse. By learning a few basic skills, you can make the difference between a good outcome and a bad one-and maybe even save a life.
The WFA is the perfect course for the outdoor enthusiast or trip leader who wants a basic level of first aid training for short trips with family, friends, and outdoor groups. It also meets the ACA guidelines.
The WFA is 16 hours long (two days), and focuses on the basic skills of: Response and Assessment, Musculoskeletal Injuries, Environmental Emergencies, Survival Skills, Soft Tissue Injuries, and Medical Emergencies.
Regularly refresh your first aid techniques to stay confident during real emergencies.
Dressing in layers helps you stay comfortable throughout the course, regardless of conditions.
Having your own kit allows you to practice with familiar supplies and reinforces learning.
Drinking plenty of water helps maintain focus and energy during intensive sessions.
Conway and the White Mountains region have long been a hub for outdoor recreation and exploration, with roots tracing back to early American settlers and Native American pathways.
Local conservation efforts focus on protecting the delicate ecosystems of the White Mountains, encouraging Leave No Trace principles throughout all outdoor activities.
Layered, weatherproof clothing keeps you comfortable during practical outdoor exercises.
Having your own kit enhances hands-on practice and prepares you for real-world use.
Reliable footwear supports safety and mobility while moving over uneven terrain.
Staying hydrated is critical during physically demanding sessions.