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The document is a Voluntary Release Form for participants in the Triplexathon event organized by Boston College, dated April 28, 2017. It outlines the acknowledgment of risks associated with participation, acceptance of responsibility, and informed consent. Participants must understand that engaging in the activities may lead to injury or other risks, and by signing, they waive their rights to legal claims against Boston College and its representatives. If under 18, a parent or guardian must also sign to consent to the participant's involvement.

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How much should you tip a mountain guide?

Typically, the gratuity rate for guides should be around 10 to 20 percent of the total trip cost. That means if youre paying $500 for a day or two of guided rock climbing, an appropriate tip for your guide would be between $50 and $100.

How do I find a mountain guide?

There are three ways of finding a mountain guide: Usually there is a mountain guide agency, an alpine centre or a mountain guide office in your favourite region. Often the corresponding national association (look here for more information about the national associations) offers a list of active mountain guides.

How much does it cost to be a mountain guide?

Mountain Guide Program: To become IFMGA/AMGA certified, you will pay about $26,700. Add travel, room, board, training time, avalanche and medical certifications, and the cost is about $50,000.

Do you need a reservation to get into North Cascades?

Reservations must be made at least 2 days before the trip start date. Your reservation is not a permit. Permits must picked up by 11 am on the first day of your trip or they will be cancelled.

How do I hire a climbing guide?

The American Mountain Guides Association (AMGA) makes finding a guide streamlined. You can go to the AMGA website, where they have a link to hire a guide. You can select what kind of guide youre looking for (rock, alpine, or ski) and it will populate a list of all of the certified guides in your desired discipline.