Safety Guidelines

Your Safety is Our Priority

Wilderness adventures involve inherent risks, but with proper preparation and experienced guidance, these risks can be managed effectively. Our comprehensive safety protocols ensure you can focus on enjoying your outdoor experience.

Guide Certifications

• Wilderness First Responder (WFR) or Wilderness EMT certification
• Technical certifications (AMGA, ACMG, etc.) for specialized activities
• Leave No Trace Master Educator status
• CPR and AED certification
• Avalanche safety training (for winter programs)

Pre-Trip Preparation

Health Assessment

Complete our health questionnaire honestly. Disclose all medical conditions, medications, and allergies. This information is confidential and essential for your safety.

Physical Fitness

Ensure you meet the fitness requirements for your chosen program. Contact us if you have questions about your ability to participate.

Travel Insurance

Comprehensive travel insurance is mandatory for all trips. Coverage must include medical evacuation and trip cancellation.

On-Trip Safety Protocols

• Daily safety briefings
• Weather monitoring and route adjustments
• Satellite communication devices on all remote trips
• Comprehensive first aid kits and emergency supplies
• Emergency evacuation procedures and partnerships with local rescue services
• Wildlife safety protocols and bear-safe camping

Participant Responsibilities

• Follow all guide instructions
• Stay with the group
• Communicate any health concerns immediately
• Use provided safety equipment properly
• Respect wildlife and maintain safe distances
• Stay hydrated and manage your energy