About Tyler
Backcountry rider Tyler Lundstedt’s undeniable and contagious passion for snowmobiling in the great Rocky Mountains led him and fellow riders to ever greater heights and challenges.
Born in 1987, Tyler came to work in construction and running heavy equipment, but that was just to pay the snowmobiling bills. Ever smiling and always with a helping hand, Tyler would be found engaged in something productive.
Those riding with Tyler would experience the mountains in ways most never will. The more obscure and hard to reach places offer the challenges and skill-building excitement an enthusiastic rider can appreciate.
On January 21, 2012 Tyler died in an avalanche near Buffalo Pass in Colorado.
The passion he shared with the world is a tremendous legacy. Tyler’s Backcountry Awareness was created to challenge riders to build their skills in safety and preparedness.
Our Story
We took this loss and looked for a way to help others not have to struggle through the same heartache. The 3 biggest hurdles resonating in the industry were location, time and cost. Through active fundraising, countless hours of volunteering and a lot of hard work we are here to provide solutions in avalanche education. Tyler’s Backcountry Awareness is a registered 501-c3.
Meet the Team
Brian Lundstedt
President – AIARE course lead
Backcountry rider with over 25 yrs. Wilderness First Responder.
Mike “Mule” Langhenry
AIARE course lead
Over 10 years riding experience. GPS/Radio geek and Photographer.
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