Safety Disclaimer

Last updated: 2026

Outdoor activities are rewarding, but they carry real and inherent risks. This disclaimer explains how Track Twenty Six approaches safety and what we ask of every participant.

1. Inherent risk

Hiking, trekking, camping, climbing, mountaineering, trail running, mountain biking, water activities and survival training all involve risk of injury, illness or, in rare cases, death. Terrain, weather and conditions can change quickly and unpredictably.

2. Our commitment

• Activities are planned, briefed and led by trained members.
• We assess conditions and adjust or cancel plans when safety requires it.
• We teach the skills and decision making needed to manage risk.

3. Your responsibility

• Honestly disclose relevant health conditions, medications and experience level.
• Follow the instructions of instructors and activity leaders.
• Bring and maintain the equipment required for the activity.
• Be fit enough for the activity and honest about your limits.

4. No guarantee

While we take safety seriously, Track Twenty Six cannot guarantee your safety or eliminate the risks of outdoor activity. You participate at your own risk and are responsible for your own decisions.

5. Emergency situations

In an emergency, follow the instructions of the activity leader and, where appropriate, contact local emergency services. Share accurate information with our team so we can assist.

6. Medical information

Please inform us of any medical condition that could affect your participation. This helps us plan activities safely and respond appropriately if needed.

This is a general summary provided for the Track Twenty Six website. It is not legal advice and should be reviewed before launch.