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If you have signed the new waiver, you don't have to sign another waiver. All new members must sign the waiver below. The annual dues are $15.00 per person and must be paid below. Only paid and waivered hikers will receive emails.
Trilogy Hiking Club Registration, Payment
and Waiver of Liability Form (see below)
Join the Hiking Club
New and returning members must use PayPal and or any credit card.
All members, please scroll down and fill out the waiver. This is only required one time, not annually.
New and returning members must use PayPal and or any credit card.
All members, please scroll down and fill out the waiver. This is only required one time, not annually.
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Please don't forget to scroll down and sign the Hiking Club Waiver if you haven't signed one in the past.
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Click on the "Buy Now" button and you are able to pay with any credit or debit card.
Paid membership will cover the winter and summer hiking seasons from November 1 through October 31.
Please complete the Membership Form below. You will only be able to join a group hike if you have completed the waiver. This is only required one time - not annually.
Important
Coverage for Search and Rescue Expenses
The club works to improve safety with walkie talkies to aid communication. In addition, each hiking group; short, intermediate, and long will have a InReach satellite emergency call locator. If rescue is needed, it is possible that the hiker may be responsible for the some or all of the costs associated with their rescue. These costs would not be absorbed by Trilogy Hiking Club. As a result of obtaining the InReach devices, coverage for search and rescue expenses is available to members of the Trilogy Hiking Club.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
CLICK HERE FOR INSTRUCTIONS TO PURCHASE ERS COVERAGE
Coverage for Search and Rescue Expenses
The club works to improve safety with walkie talkies to aid communication. In addition, each hiking group; short, intermediate, and long will have a InReach satellite emergency call locator. If rescue is needed, it is possible that the hiker may be responsible for the some or all of the costs associated with their rescue. These costs would not be absorbed by Trilogy Hiking Club. As a result of obtaining the InReach devices, coverage for search and rescue expenses is available to members of the Trilogy Hiking Club.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
CLICK HERE FOR INSTRUCTIONS TO PURCHASE ERS COVERAGE
Hiking Club Introductory Information
Hiking with the Trilogy at Vistancia Hiking Club is a great way to explore the beauty of Arizona, as well as providing an opportunity for fellowship with friends and neighbors. It is important, however, to remember that all hikers are responsible for participating in hikes that match their abilities, and are prepared with the appropriate clothing and gear for each hike.
The following is some information that will be helpful to you.
1. KNOW YOUR LIMITS
Hike location and difficulty level will be provided prior to each hike to help club members determine if a hike fits into their available time and hiking stamina. It is up to each hiker to participate in hikes that are within his/her abilities.
Each hiking activity will be rated through grade A-C, the following is the explanation of the ratings:
Level A - Easy hike. Some hills.
Level B - Moderate for most people. Some steep hills.
Level C - Strenuous, steep hills
2. BE PREPARED
Each hiker is responsible for carrying an adequate amount of water, food, and basic first aid kit. Hike length and time can vary substantially from estimates, due to weather, rest breaks, etc. Temperature, terrain, and time are all factors in determining your water and food requirements. It is a good idea to carry more water than you think you will need.
Select clothing and footwear that are suited to the terrain and weather; such as substantial hiking shoes or boots and layers of lighter weight clothing. There are many websites that list appropriate clothing and gear for hiking.
It is advisable to carry emergency contact information, in the event of injury or illness.
3. CARPOOLS
Whenever feasible, we will carpool from the Kiva Club to the trail head.
Drivers: Volunteer drivers should bear in mind that roads to the trail heads are not always paved, and sometimes rough. When possible, the hike leader will give drivers an idea of what types of roads to anticipate. There are times when some hikers will end the hike before everyone else has returned. Before leaving the trail head at the end of the hike, drivers should CONFIRM that all their passengers are accounted for.
Passengers:
CLICK HERE TO READ THE ENTIRE POLICY
4. CHECKING IN ON HIKE DAY
Registered club members must register on-line 24 hours before the hike. Double check that you have your cell phone with you, it is charged, and turned on. The hike leaders' cell phone number will be listed on the sign-in sheet. Hikers should have the leaders' phone numbers recorded in their own phones. Cell phones don't always work in canyons, but having the phones and numbers available is often helpful.
5. GUEST POLICY
[email protected]
www.trilogyhiking.com
The following is some information that will be helpful to you.
1. KNOW YOUR LIMITS
Hike location and difficulty level will be provided prior to each hike to help club members determine if a hike fits into their available time and hiking stamina. It is up to each hiker to participate in hikes that are within his/her abilities.
Each hiking activity will be rated through grade A-C, the following is the explanation of the ratings:
Level A - Easy hike. Some hills.
Level B - Moderate for most people. Some steep hills.
Level C - Strenuous, steep hills
2. BE PREPARED
Each hiker is responsible for carrying an adequate amount of water, food, and basic first aid kit. Hike length and time can vary substantially from estimates, due to weather, rest breaks, etc. Temperature, terrain, and time are all factors in determining your water and food requirements. It is a good idea to carry more water than you think you will need.
Select clothing and footwear that are suited to the terrain and weather; such as substantial hiking shoes or boots and layers of lighter weight clothing. There are many websites that list appropriate clothing and gear for hiking.
It is advisable to carry emergency contact information, in the event of injury or illness.
3. CARPOOLS
Whenever feasible, we will carpool from the Kiva Club to the trail head.
Drivers: Volunteer drivers should bear in mind that roads to the trail heads are not always paved, and sometimes rough. When possible, the hike leader will give drivers an idea of what types of roads to anticipate. There are times when some hikers will end the hike before everyone else has returned. Before leaving the trail head at the end of the hike, drivers should CONFIRM that all their passengers are accounted for.
Passengers:
- The Hike Descriptions will indicate the total mileage and total payment amount to be split amongst ALL passengers, including the spouse of the driver, but the amount owed shall not be more than 1/3 the total payment amount. (Driver does NOT pay.)
- Please return in the same car you traveled to the trailhead in.
- All hikers need to inform the hike coordinators if they leave early, or in a car different from the one they rode in to the trailhead.
CLICK HERE TO READ THE ENTIRE POLICY
4. CHECKING IN ON HIKE DAY
Registered club members must register on-line 24 hours before the hike. Double check that you have your cell phone with you, it is charged, and turned on. The hike leaders' cell phone number will be listed on the sign-in sheet. Hikers should have the leaders' phone numbers recorded in their own phones. Cell phones don't always work in canyons, but having the phones and numbers available is often helpful.
5. GUEST POLICY
- All residents wishing to hike with the club must sign the waiver and pay their annual dues prior to participating in our hikes. That is, there will be no “test hike” to see if they like our program.
- Only guests of resident club members visiting from outside the Greater Phoenix metro area and adjacent communities may hike in our regular Monday and Thursday club outings as guest. However, the executive committee may permit participation in exceptional circumstances if given prior written notice for consideration by the committee at least one week before such requested participation.
- Before participation, eligible guests must sign the waiver. The guest hiker is entitled to participate in all hikes during a period of 13 consecutive days and must hike with the sponsoring member.
- Guests riding in car pools are expected to contribute their share of driving cost reimbursal for the driver in whose car they are riding, if relevant, pursuant to club policy.
[email protected]
www.trilogyhiking.com