FFSC Long Distance forays are open
to members and non-members alike. The leaders of our trips serve in a volunteer capacity
and assume no responsibility above that of trip organizer. All trips require appropriate
physical conditioning. If you have special medical requirements or any condition
that might affect your ability to participate in the trip, it is your responsibility to
inform the trip leader before departure. While our trip leaders are not paid
professionals, they are encouraged to participate in training to increase their skills.
All outings officially begin at the trailhead. If you must cancel a reservation, inform
the leader promptly. The deposit requirements and refund policy of each trip are
available from the trip leader. Please obtain and review them prior to making your
deposit.
Trip planning notes:
In order to participate in one of the Long Distance Forays, you will need to sign a Liability Release and Assumption of Risk waiver. A copy of this waiver can
be found here. By
signing this form, you and your heirs agree that you will not
hold
the FFSC or its leaders responsible in any way for accidents
or injuries that may occur on a Long Distance Foray outing. You will
be asked
to sign and return this form to the leader prior to your
acceptance onto the outing. You should understand that activities on this trip (or any trip of this nature) contain inherent risks, including injury, illness, and potentially death. Those who participate in this outing assume all of the risks and will hold the FFSC, its agents, and leaders harmless from any and all responsibility, negligence, actions, or suits of any kind or nature whatsoever, for loss or damage to property or personal injuries sustained during this outing. The Foray Ministers, a volunteer board that governs the Long Distance Forays program, regrets the need for this requirement. In the interests of facilitating the logistics of some outings, it is customary that participants make carpooling arrangements. FFSC does not provide insurance for carpooling arrangements and assumes no liability for them. Carpooling, ride sharing or any similar activity is strictly a private arrangement among the participants. Participants assume the risks associated with this travel. |