Booking Policy

PLEASE REVIEW, SIGN & PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING:

Waiver

PRE-TRIP

FOR MORE INFORMATION

TRIP INSURANCE

FAQs

Equipment List Winter
Ski Equipment List

Skiing

Ski touring skis/board with touring bindings (bindings adjusted) -Boots with a walk mode

Skins (cut and fit)

Shovel (metal)

Beacon (less than 10 years old, digital 3 antennae)

Probe (200cm+)

Helmet (optional)

Day Pack

Day pack (no smaller than 18L)

Lunch container or Tupperware

Water bottle/Thermos (camelbacks are prone to freeze) -Sunglasses

Goggles

Toque

Sunscreen

Headlamp

Pocketknife/screwdriver/Leatherman (one tool does it all) -Extra transceiver batteries

Clothing in the Field

Long underwear/undershirt synthetic or wool

Outer Jacket and Pants (Gore-tex style or soft-shell, lightweight non-insulated) -Midweight fleece/Primaloft shirt

Warmer down or synthetic jacket

Gloves (2 pair, one uphill, one downhill)

Headgear (ball cap or headband for the up, toque, or helmet for the down)

Ski socks (good form-fitting socks)

Equipment List Summer
Clothing

Wool and/or Synthetic Socks

Base Layer Top – Synthetic or wool

Base Layer Bottoms – Synthetic or wool – optional for cool or winter days

Mid-Insulation Layer Top – Pile (fleece), light synthetic fill or wool sweater/jacket

Hiking Pants- Synthetic multipurpose pants

Light Wind Shell – Windproof, water resistant layer for high aerobic work

Weather Layer Top – Gore-Tex or other waterproof breathable jacket, or coated nylon

Weather Layer Pants – Gore-Tex or other waterproof breathable pants, or coated nylon

Warm Outer Jacket – Down or synthetic for cool or winter days

Toque – Wool or Synthetic

Brimmed Cap – Preferably wool or synthetic but cotton will do if other unavailable

Face Warmer – Scarf, neck tube, face mask – optional, for winter trips

Light Gloves – Wool, synthetic or leather

Warm Gloves or Mitts – for cool or winter days

Gaiters – for wet weather

Handkerchief
Warm Weather Hiking

Shorts – or convertible pants

Sun Hat

Cotton T-shirt

Personal Equipment

Pack

Sunglasses

Sun and Lip Cream

Head Lamp

Water Bottle or Hydration System

Lunch

Blister Kit

Pocket Knife

Camera – Optional

Binoculars – Optional

Walking stick or Ski Pole

Umbrella

Hiking Boots

Booking & Cancellation Policy

1 Year or less to trip:

You have read and filled out the waiver. You have read and understand the Booking and Cancellation Policy.

A non-refundable payment of 50% is due at the time of the booking to reserve your trip.

90 days before the trip:

Full payment is due 90 days before the trip or you will forfeit your booking and your payments.

Recommended trip insurance has also been purchased. See link on left.

less than 90 days to your trip:

If a group or individual cancels or fails to make the final payment within 90 days, the booking will be forfeited. A refund less the inital non-refundable payment can only be issued if the booking is transferred.

A replacement for your booking must be approved by Wildroutes. If a suitable replacement has been found you will receive a refund less your initial non-refundable payment.

BOOKING OVER 1 YEAR IN ADVANCED:

For lodge trips over 1 year in advanced a non-refundable payment of $3000 is due.

Cancellation and delays:

Wildroutes does not cancel trips due to weather, water levels, or Avalanche conditions. As professionals, we will adjust the trip accordingly to suit the conditions.

Weather delays and road closures are not covered and additional costs are the responsibility of the individual.

Please contact us if there are any questions or concerns. Thanks, Isaac Kamink & Wildroutes Adventures Policy in conjunction with the ACMG, Worksafe BC, Backcountry Lodges of BC, Health Canada

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