About
Safety
Safety at Track Twenty Six is a culture, not a page. It is how we plan, behave and look after each other.
Our approach
Safety as a daily habit
We treat safety as a set of habits practised on every trip, not a document written once. It begins with planning and continues through briefing, supervision and honest review.
The outdoors carries inherent risk. We take that seriously, reduce it where we can and are transparent about what remains.
Safety pillars
How we manage safety
Planning
Every activity is planned with a risk assessment and clear objectives.
Supervision
Trained leaders supervise and support groups throughout.
First aid
First aid skills and provision are part of every activity.
Judgement
We adapt and turn back when conditions require it.
In practice
What you can expect
- A safety briefing before every activity
- Activities matched to the group's ability
- Clear communication and emergency plans
- Trained members with first aid knowledge
- Honest advice about risk and requirements
- A culture where speaking up is welcomed
Outdoor activities carry inherent risk and cannot be made completely safe. Please read our Safety Disclaimer for important information.
FAQ
Safety questions
Are your activities safe?
We manage risk carefully through planning, supervision and training. Inherent risk remains, as with all outdoor activity.
What happens in an emergency?
Leaders follow clear emergency procedures and contact plans. First aid provision is part of every activity.
Do I need my own insurance?
Requirements vary. Contact us for guidance on a specific program.
Safety
Adventure responsibly
Learn the skills. Find your people. Explore the outdoors with Track Twenty Six.