A great reminder DB! Here’s a link with more info and purchase-ability… https://alpinerescueteam.org/support/corsar-card/?ampd_baker wrote: ↑Sun Mar 30, 2025 12:58 pm As our (collectively as the 14ers/13ers community) activities in the mountains will start to pick up with spring and summer seasons upon us, don't forget to consider getting a CORSAR card or renew, as I just did today. I've been expired since July '23 and didn't realize until recently as I pulled it out of my usual place in my pack!
$20 for a 5yr.
I've been climbing with a new partner on rock lately, and I realized he and I haven't exchanged contact info in the event an accident happens. Those are important details to share with partners!
Anyway, here's a bump to this thread, and good luck with your goals & climbs, and be safe to everyone this spring/summer season!
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