SUMMER 2019 UPDATE - Seattle · 2019-06-17 · Wednesday, July 3rd: Summer Kick-Off BBQ With school finally over and summer just beginning, please come and celebrate with an O2 barbecue

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Dear O2 Family ~

What time is it? SUMMER, SUMMER, SUMERTIME! (schoolʼs out, and its sort of a BUZZ!) So

lets pack up and stear out for our O2 Summer programing!!!

The O2 Camp Long location will be hosting day trips each Tuesday and the O2 Southwest location is

leading day trips on Wednesdays. Some highlights include horseback riding,Vertical World indoor

climbing, biking, paddling, fishing, and a day white water river rafting. We have some truly

phenomenal teens that applied for our Thursday hiking and trail stipend-programs this year. We canʼt

wait to see them step up as O2 leaders! We are also looking forward to some amazing week long

trips: a first ever sailing the Salish Sea trip, a mixed camping hiking adventure, a backpacking trip

into the high mountains and a rock climbing trip.

O2 Summer Stipend Programs! Grab your boots and hard hats crew, we’re on hiking, and trail crew

duty with this summers stipend programs. Once we have received the completed forms, we will

contact all of the applicants and inform them of their acceptance and placement.

Please remember that each participant needs to take a float test in order to participate in aquatic

events. The float tests provided by our program are scehduled for the begining of July (July 1st)

(July 2nd) Both CL ans SW students are open to attend one or both of the 02 scheduled float test.

You can however take a float test on your own time. Please refer to page 11 for details.

On your marks, get set, and GO for a crazy fun Summer with O2!

~ Bob, Adama, Hannah & Rachel ~

SUMMER 2019 UPDATE

Camp Long

Hannah Narramore | 206-423-3460 | [email protected]

Bob Warner | 206-794-8628| [email protected]

Southwest

Rachel Larson | 206-423-1501 | [email protected]

Adama Seck | 206-390-1018 | [email protected]

Table of Contents

Summer Calendar..................2 - 4 Camp Long Day Trips …......8 Float Test..……………..…..….…11

Joint Day Trips……...……...5 - 6 Overnight Trips…...…….......9 Pick-up Location Map.................. 12

Southwest Day Trips ...…..... 7 Student of the Season……....10 Waivers and Equipment List...13– 28

www.seattle.gov/parks/teens/o2 www.facebook.com/O2ProgramSeattle

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Float Test

RBCC Pool

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Float Test

SW Pool

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Summer BBQ

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River Rafting

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CL Day Trip

Canoeing

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SW Day Trip

Wallace Falls

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Hiking Stipend

Program

Mandatory

Training

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SW Day Trip

Climbing Day

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Hiking Stipend

Program

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Fishing

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Program

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CL Day Trip

Cedar River

Watershed

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SW Day Trip

H2O + O2

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Contact us to sign up for events!

Rachel Larson (Southwest) | 206-423-1501

Hannah Narramore (Camp Long) | 206-423-3460 www.facebook.com/O2ProgramSeattle

Day Trip pick-ups 9—9:45 a.m.

Day Trip drop-off by 7:30 p.m.

Overnight trip pick-ups 9—9:45 a.m.

Overnight trip drop-off by 8 p.m.

July 2019

Trail Crew

Stipend Program

CL Overnight

Sailing the Salish Sea

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SW Overnight

SW Hiking Adventure: Above and Below

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Rachel Larson (Southwest) | 206-423-1501

Hannah Narramore (Camp Long) | 206-423-3460 www.facebook.com/O2ProgramSeattle

Day Trip pick-ups 9—9:45 a.m.

Day Trip drop-off by 7:30 p.m.




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CL Day Trip

Diecut Sticker

Factory Tour

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Steven’s Pass

Cleanup

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CL Day Trip

Vertical World

Indoor Climbing

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Horseback Riding

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Camp Long High

Ropes Course

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CL Day Trip

NW TREK

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Poo –Poo

Challenger!

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Museum of Flight

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SW Overnight

Cascade Climbing Trip

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CL Overnight

Backpacking Excursion

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Mountain Fest

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Welcome Back

Party and BBQ

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Ancient Lakes

Camping Trip

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O2 Planning

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Adama Seck (Southwest) | 206-390-1018

Bob Warner (Camp Long) | 206-794-8628 www.facebook.com/O2ProgramSeattle

Workshop pick-ups 3—3:45 p.m.

Workshop drop-off by 7:00 p.m.



September 2019

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JOINT DAY TRIPS

Wednesday, July 3rd: Summer Kick-Off BBQ

With school finally over and summer just beginning, please come and celebrate with an O2 barbecue at the

beach. This will also be an opportunity to see the newly-released summer calendar, sign up for events, eat

yummy food, play beach games, and hang out with old and new friends. Anyone is welcome to join! Please

NOTE—we will start heading back to drop off sites at 3:00 p.m.

Friday, July 5th: River Rafting

White water rafting is one of our most popular O2 events of the year. We are heading back to the Wenatchee

River in Leavenworth to ride the rapids and soak up the sun. This trip is always popular, and the spaces fill up

fast! Please NOTE—EARLIER PICK UP TIMES—8:00 a.m. starting pick ups, and 8 p.m. returns.

**A waiver (pages 13-14) and a Float Test (page 11) are required for this event.**

Wednesday, August 7th: Stevens Pass Clean-up

A one-day Paid restoration trip to help keep our wild spaces pristine! You will spend about 5 hours working, and

then we will have a picnic to finish off the day. Please be prepared with clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty:

long jeans or work pants, covered toed shoes, and a long sleeved shirt. Did we mention you will get paid for

this event? Please NOTE—EARLIER PICK UP TIMES—7:00 a.m. starting pick ups, and 6 p.m. returns.

**A waiver (page 19) is required for this event.**

Thursday, August 15th: High Ropes Course

Tarzan jump, cargo net, catwalk, oh my! We are having an end of summer celebration at Camp Long’s

Enchantments (high ropes course). We will hang out and play on lots of different elements that are 30-50ft in the

air! There will also be a cookout for lunch. What fun!

Saturday, September 7th: Camp Long Mountain Fest

We are excited to partner with this year’s Camp Long Mountain Fest! Mountain Fest is a community event

celebrating Camp Long’s rich history, and the outdoor and climbing community. The event will include a fun day

of: outdoor games, activities,

repelling, rock climbing, and time

on the high ropes course. Please

bring long pants and close toed

shoes.

Please NOTE—O2 participants

that have experience as rock

climbing belayers are eligible to

get paid for this event!!

**A Mountain Madness waiver

(pg. 20) is required to participate

in the repelling station.**

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SOUTHWEST students can meet the Parks van at:

Southwest Teen Life Center—9:00 a.m.

Rainier Beach Community Center—9:30 a.m.

Rainier Community Center—9:45 a.m.

Return to Rainier CC/RBCC/SWTLC—by 7:30 p.m.

CAMP LONG students can meet the Parks van at:

Camp Long—9:00 a.m

Jefferson Community Center—9:15 a.m.

Garfield Community Center—9:30 a.m.

Return to JCC/GCC/Camp Long—by 7:30 p.m.

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JOINT AFTER-SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

Wednesday, September 18th—Welcome Back Party and BBQ

As school gets back into session, we would like to welcome everyone back to the school-year O2 program!

Please join old and new friends, play crazy games, and grill up your favorite dishes! You might even have a

chance to meet the new AmeriCorps members!!

Wednesday, September 25th—O2 Planning Ideas 2019—2020

O2 participant input and feedback are extremely important to us! Each year, we look towards each of you for

insights, ideas and creative program thoughts for our upcoming program year. Your ideas truly make a difference

as we write all of them down and actually take from these ideas to plan our future calendar of events! Please

come with fresh new thoughts and options for upcoming O2 after-school activities, weekend trips, and

community service projects!!!

JOINT OVERNIGHT EVENT

Saturday, September 21st– Sunday, September 22nd: Ancient Lakes Camping Trip

This is perhaps our last chance to get into the sunshine and camp out under the stars!!! Eastern WA sage land is

magical “big sky” country. Let’s get together, hike under the star-lit sky, and hear the coyotes yelp at the moon

together! Since this will be a joint event, space is limited to 10 participants. So please contact Bob or Adama to

sign up and save your spot~

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Look for the white Parks & Rec van at:

Southwest Teen Life Center — 3:00pm

Rainier Beach Community Center —3:30pm

Rainier Community Center — 3:45pm

Return to Community Centers — 7:30pm

Look for the white Parks & Rec van at:

Camp Long — 3:00pm

Jefferson Community Center —3:15pm

Garfield Community Center — 3:30pm

Return to community centers—7:30pm

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SOUTHWEST DAY TRIPS

Pick-ups and Drop-offs:




Return to Rainier CC/RBCC—by 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday, July 10th: Wallace Falls

With breathtaking views of the Wallace River and

the surrounding falls. The trail/hike stands as a true

showcase of the most diverse and majestic beauty

that the Central Cascades can offer to our O2

hikers.

Wednesday, July 17th: Climbing Day

Today’s your day to get a taste of outdoor climbing.

This summer event is for all experience levels. We

will be heading out to one of the great locations

near Seattle to hone our skills for the week long

climbing trip or you can join just to give it a try.

This trip is bound to be full of laughs as we all

challenge our climbing skills.

**It’s going to be a rockin’ time**

Wednesday, July 31st: H2O + O2

The one time—chemistry comes in handy in every day life! O2 will be taking to the water and paddling around

the lake to escape the summer heat. If you’d like to join us for the day please get signed up with Rachel and

Adama today!!! **A float test (page 11) is required for this event.**

Wednesday, August 14th: Ridin’ on a Horse

We’re heading back in time to the days before vehicles, trains or planes. We’ll be heading out to Cle Elum to

visit the Flying Horseshoe Ranch for the day! This is your chance to enjoy a day on the trails. Flying Horseshoe

Ranch has been operating since 1955 and they are happy to show you the ropes! All experience levels welcome.

Seats are limited so sign up fast. Long pants and closed-toed shoes are required.

**A waiver (page 18) is also required for this event.**

Wednesday, August 21st: Poo-Poo Challenger! Standing at 1,760 ft elevation, 3.80 miles round trip, Chirico trail at Poo - Poo point is the most

daunting trail day trip in our summer calendar. This is a flat out challenge to all O2 participants, if you

consider yourself to be the bold, tough, and unafraid—come on this hike and earn your Poo -Poo

badge of honor!

Wednesday, August 28th: Museum of Flight The afternoon at the Museum of Flight in May was just a teaser. We will be spending a full day here at

the Museum of Flight. We will have the opportunity to experience a temporary exhibit, Destination

Moon, from the Smithsonian Museum in Washington DC in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the

Apollo 11 Moon Landing!

Space is limited on these events, so please call or text Rachel Larson and leave a message to sign up for all Southwest events! 206-423-1501

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CAMP LONG DAY TRIPS

Pickups and Drop-offs:

Camp Long—9 a.m.



Return to Jefferson CC/Garfield CC/Camp Long—by 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday, July 9th: Canoeing the Canals of Lake Washington

Seattle’s very own, Lake Washington has some surprisingly secret coves and canals: only accessible by small

craft. Come canoeing with us to discover these secretive places while running a wild obstacle course and play

paddle polo!! This event will be a blast! **Please note that a float test (page 11) is required for this

event.**

Tuesday, July 23rd: Fishing with Local Expert Fishing Guide

George Yasutaki and his family have been local Seattle fishing experts for many years. In fact, last year when

George took O2 out fishing, every single person caught a fish!!! We are fortunate to have George dedicate his

time for us again this summer. Come out and see if the fish are biting! No experience is necessary!

Tuesday, July 30th: Cedar River Watershed

Come explore the Cedar River Watershed! We will be touring around the land and facilities, learning where our

drinking water comes from. We will experience the rich diversity of the plants, animals and habitats that all

contribute to the watershed. We may even end the day hiking at Rattlesnake Ridge!

Tuesday, August 6th: Diecut Sticker Tour

Have you ever wanted to know how a sticker is designed and made? We will be led on a private tour of Diecut

Stickers in Tukwila. They will show us exactly what goes into making stickers! And if we want to skate at their

K2 skate park, all we have to do is bring canned food in exchange! There will also be ping pong and giant

chess! **A waiver (pages 15-17) is required for this event.**

Tuesday, August 13th: Vertical World Climbing

We are changing it up! We will be indoor rock climbing at Vertical World in North Seattle. You will get to see

what the very first indoor climbing gym in the world looks like! We will be climbing on ropes and we will have

the opportunity to boulder (climb without ropes) as well. *Online waiver needed*

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Tuesday, August 20th: NW

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O2 takes a trek! We’ll take a

tram tour with elk, bison,

cougar, bears, wolves and

more! This is your chance to

get an up close experience

with some of Washington's

largest predators and maybe

even learn a thing or two

about these massive

creatures.

**A waiver (pages 21-24) is

required for this event.**

Space is limited on these events, so please call or text Hannah Narramore and leave a message to sign up for all Camp Long events! 206-423-3460

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Pick-ups and Drop-offs for Trips:

SOUTHWEST TRIPS

Monday, July 22nd—Saturday, July 27th: Above and Below Hiking Adventure

Early August we are heading out to the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Where might you ask?! Our trip will

include venturing down to the caves and up to see Mt. Saint Helens. We are bound to see all off the area both

high and low on this trip. Come join us for hiking, camping, caving and good eats! Sign up with Rachel &

Adama!!!

Monday, August 5th– Saturday, August 10th: Cascade Rock Climbing Trip

We are excited to offer our week-long rock climbing program! Over this climbing week we will travel to one of

the O2 favorite climbing locations. We will be camping under the stars, exploring the surrounding area, going on

daily rock climbing trips as well as having down time to take in all the sights. No rock climbing experience is

necessary. We will be sure to make this an event that both beginner and more advanced climbers will enjoy and

appreciate! This is one of the most fun trips of the year. So call Rachel to sign up!

CAMP LONG TRIPS

Monday, July 15th– Saturday, July 20th:

Sailing the Salish Sea

Be a pirate for the week! We will be earning

to sail a 12 passenger sailboat in the Salish

Sea– setting our sails out of Port Townsend.

Be prepared for sleeping and cooking on the

boat, eating on the boat, sun bathing on the

boat, and more on the boat! Ahoy Matey!

**A waiver (pages 25-27) is required for

this event.**

**Please note that a float test (page 11) is

also required for this event.**

Monday, August 26th– Saturday August

31st: Backpacking Excursion

Bob and Adama have planned a grand backcountry adventure, as we pack our packs and head into the magic of

the high mountains! We will carry all the supplies we need for 5 days into the heart of the Cascades. This

amazing alpine environment will be filled with insane sunrises, sunsets, and millions of wildflowers. This is a

trip you will never forget! Please sign up with Hannah or Rachel to save your limited spot on this grand event!

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Space is limited on these events, so please call or text Rachel Larson or Hannah Narramore and leave a message to sign up for all events!

Rachel Larson (Southwest) : 206-423-1501 | Hannah Narramore (Camp Long) : 206-423-3460

SOUTHWEST students can meet the Parks van at:




Return to RCC/RBCC/SWTLC—by 7:30 p.m.

CAMP LONG students can meet the Parks van at:



Camp Long—9:30 a.m.

Return to JCC/Garfield CC/Camp Long—by 7:30 p.m.

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Southwest

Annie Huang

Annie has been in O2 for many seasons! A student

from Garfield High School she has been active at

both of the O2 locations through the years.

She is a curious, kind and helpful lady. All

summing to the wonderful person that is Annie! At

each workshop that she attends she is a joy and on

our weekend trips she can most often be found

exploring the local flora and fauna of the area. She

is everything that O2 appreciates about our

students! She puts her powers of curiosity to use at

each event inspiring others to think outside the box.

Her kindness is a quality that she extends to all of

our O2 students and staff. That and so much more

can be said about the lovely Annie Huang!

We look forward to another year with her!

Thank you Annie for always being your authentic

self!!!!!

Camp Long

Princess Asencio

Princess is one of our Garfield High School

student and has been an O2 student for only about six

months!

Princess may be relatively new to the program, but it

seems like she’s been in the program

forever. She always brings joy to any event she

attends and it’s hard to have a bad day when you are

around her. Princess is always willing to pick up a

shovel or get her hands dirty if it’s asked of her. She

also uses her enthusiasm to get more

students to help out! We look forward to having more

of her positivity and silliness in our

program!

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————What is a Float Test?——–—————–

To participate in any O2 event that takes place on the water (kayaking, canoeing, etc.), you need to pass a float test.

A float test is when you prove to a lifeguard that you can tread water while wearing street clothes for 10 minutes and put

on a lifejacket. They are good for three years after you pass.

You do not need to be a good swimmer to pass the test.

———————–—How do I pass?—————————

Tread water or float for 10 minutes without touching the edges of the pool.

In the last minute, the lifeguard will throw you a life jacket to put on while still in the water.

————————–—When is it?—————————–—

Monday, July 1st CL & SW @ RBCC Pool & Tuesday, July 2nd CL & SW @ SW Pool

(All Float Tests will be 2:30 – 4pm )

—What should I bring?—

Photo identification

Long pants or leggings and a long sleeved shirt (you do the test with your clothes on!)

Towel

Change of clothes

———————— Can I take it on my own? ——————

Yes! Call any of these pools to ask about their float tests:

———————–—What if I don’t pass?——–—————– That’s okay! You can try again at future O2 float tests or on your own— and keep in mind we only

have two events that require float tests this summer!

Ballard Pool (684-4094)

Evans Pool at Green Lake (684-4961)

Medgar Evers Pool near Garfield CC (684-4766)

Madison Pool in Bitter Lake (684-4979)

Meadowbrook Pool off Lake City Wy (684-4989)

Queen Anne Pool (386-4282)

Rainier Beach (386-1944)

Southwest Pool in West Seattle (684-7440)

Coleman Pool in West Seattle (684-7494)

Mounger Pool in Magnolia (684-4708)

FLOAT TESTS

Pick-ups and Drop-offs:

SOUTHWEST students can meet the white Parks

van at:

Southwest Teen Life Center—1 p.m

Rainier Beach Community Center—1:30p.m.

Rainier Community Center—1:45 p.m.

Return to Rainier CC/RBCC—by 5:30p.m.

Pickups and Drop-offs:

CAMP LONG students can meet the white

Parks van at:

Camp Long—1 p.m.

Jefferson Community Center —1:15p.m.

Garfield Community Center —1:30p.m.

Return to JCC/Garfield CC/Camp Long—

by 5:30 p.m.

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PICKUP LOCATIONS

4. Southwest Teen Life Center

2801 SW Thistle St, Seattle, W

(206) 684-7438

Bus Line(s): 21, 22, 60, 125, C Line

Directions: The teen center is located on SW Thistle

St and 28th Avenue SW, across the street from Chief

Sealth High School.

3. Garfield Community Center

323 E Cherry St, Seattle, WA

(206) 684-4788

Bus Line(s): 3,4, 48

Directions: The Community Center is located on the

corner of E. Cherry St and 23rd Ave.

Meeting Location: Meet the Parks van in the com-

2. Jefferson Community Center

3801 Beacon Ave. S, Seattle, WA

(206) 684-7481

Bus lines: Light Rail, 36

Driving Directions From I-5:

Take exit 163A toward S. Columbian Way. Turn left

onto S. Spokane St. Turn right on Beacon Ave S.

Meeting Location: Meet the Parks van in the

1. Camp Long Environmental

Learning Center 5200 35th Ave. SW, Seattle, WA

(206) 684-7434

Bus lines: 21, C Line

Driving Directions From I-5:

Take exit 163A, merge onto West Seattle Bridge.

Take a left onto 35th Ave SW. Follow 35th Ave. SW

past Alaska St. Turn left on SW Dawson St.

Meeting Location: Meet the Parks van in the front of

the lodge at the front door.

5. Rainier Beach

Community Center

8825 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA

(206)-386-1925

Bus Lines: 106, from downtown: 7

Driving Directions: Down the street

from Rainier Beach High School,

cross street Rainier and S. Henderson

Meeting Location: Parking lot in

front of the community center.

6. Rainier Community Center

4600 38th Ave. S, Seattle, WA

(206) 386-1919

Bus lines: 7, 9

Directions from the corner of Rainier

and Alaska: Walk downhill (east) on

Alaska. Walk one block past the Rainier

Playfield on your left.

Meeting Location: Meet the Parks van in

the parking lot of the community center.

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ORION EXPEDITIONS, INC. RELEASE AGREEMENT AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RISK

I, the undersigned, in consideration of the services of Orion Expeditions, Inc., its officers, directors, employees, contractors, agents and representatives (collectively referred to in this Agreement as "Orion"), hereby agree to release and discharge Orion, on behalf of myself, my heirs, assigns, personal representatives, dependents, and estate as follows: 1. I understand and acknowledge that the activity I am about to voluntarily engage in as a participant and/or volunteer bears known risks and unanticipated risks which could result in serious injury, death illness or disease, physical or mental, or damage to myself, to my property or to spectators or other third parties. The following describes some, but not all, of those risks: (a) Accident or mishap while traveling to and from the river, whether in vehicles operated by Orion, or in vehicles operated by other persons; (b) Collision with any object or person in or outside the boat, or on land, or on the river, or in the river, including, among others, collisions with equipment, other persons, rocks, boulders or trees; (c) Any attempt on my part to perform beyond my physical and/or mental ability, and/or the aggravation, recurrence or onset of any pre-existing medical condition of mine; (d) Failure on my part or on the part of other guests to comply with any Orion instruction; (e) Falling from the boat into the river, or onto a rock, tree or other object, or onto the river bank, and any slip or fall on any terrain; (f) Entanglement in, or entrapment by any rope, line, webbing or other equipment, or entanglement in, or entrapment by any other object in or around the river, including, among others, rocks, boulders, trees or man-made objects; (g) Failure of equipment, whether owned by me, or provided by or rented from Orion; (h) The forces of nature, including, among other things, strong currents, large waves, powerful hydraulics, and/or inclement weather; (i) Swimming or floating in the river, drowning, hypothermia, exposure, heat-related illness and/or shock; and/or (j) Emergency evacuation and rescue, including among other things, evacuation and rescue from remote and/or hazardous situations. WHITEWATER RAFTING DOES NOT TAKE PLACE IN A CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT. AND WILL ALWAYS BE SUBJECT TO THE RISKS POSED BY THE FORCES OF NATURE. THE NATURE AND EXTENT OF THOSE RISKS ARE NOT CAPABLE OF PRECISE DETERMINATION OR CONTROL. EVEN BY PERSONS WITH MANY YEARS OF RAFTING AND GUIDING EXPERIENCE. RAFTING AND/OR ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES ARE DANGEROUS ACTIVITIES. 2. Being aware that this activity entails known and unknown risks of my serious injury, death or property damage, and risks of serious injury, death or property damage to spectators or other third parties in consequence of my actions, I expressly agree, covenant and promise to accept and assume all responsibility and risk for all and any injury, death, illness or disease, or damage to myself, to others, or to my property arising from my participation in this activity. My participation in this activity is purely voluntary, no one is forcing me to participate, and I elect to participate in spite of the risks. 3. I hereby voluntarily release, forever discharge, and agree to hold harmless, defend and indemnify Orion from and against any and all liability, claims, demands, actions or rights of action, which are related to, arise out of, or are in any way connected with my participation in this activity, including specifically but not limited to the negligent acts or omissions of Orion, its agents or employees, and all other persons or entities, for any and all injury, death, ill-ness or disease, and damage to myself or to my property. IN SIGNING THIS DOCUMENT, I FULLY RECOGNIZE THAT IF ANYONE. INCLUDING ME, IS HURT OR DIES OR PROPERTY IS DAMAGED WHILE I AM ENGAGED IN THIS EVENT, I WILL HAVE NO RIGHT TO MAKE A CLAIM OR FILE A LAWSUIT AGAINST ORION, OR ITS OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES. AGENTS, CONTRAC-TORS OR REPRESENTATIVES, EVEN IF THEY OR ANY OF THEM NEGLIGENTLY CAUSED THE BODILY INJU-RY. DEATH OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. 4. Should it become necessary for Orion, or someone on Orion's behalf, to incur attorneys' fees and costs to enforce and/or interpret this agreement, or any portion of this Agreement, I agree to pay the reasonable costs and attorneys' fees incurred by Orion and such persons, or for which they incur any liability. 5. I agree to refrain from consuming any alcohol or other intoxicants for any period during which they may adversely affect me while rafting. I am affected by the following medical conditions (including allergies), and am taking the following drugs:

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______________________________________________________________________________________ I have consulted with a medical professional concerning the use of such drugs and the effect of such conditions while rafting. In the event of illness or injury occurring while rafting, I hereby consent in advance to whatever medical or surgical diagnostic and/or restorative procedure or treatment is considered necessary in the judgment of the attending physician, medical technician or guide furnishing medical services. 6. I certify that I have sufficient health, accident and liability insurance to cover any bodily injury or property damage I may incur while participating in this event and to cover bodily injury or property damage caused to a third party as a result of my participation in this event. If I have no such insurance, I certify that I am capable of personally paying for any and all such expenses or liability. 7. If any provision of this Agreement is held to be invalid, such invalidity shall not render invalid the remainder of this Agreement or the remainder of the section of which such invalid provision is a part. If any provi-sion of this Agreement is so broad as to be held unenforceable, such provision shall be interpreted to be only so broad as is enforceable. Signature of participant:______________________________________________ Print name: _______________________________ If under 18, signature of parent or guardian:________________________________________________ Print name: ________________________________ Address:__________________________________________________________________________________ Phone: ___________________________________________Date:____________________________________________ River: ___Wenatchee River___________________________ Witness:_____________________________________________________________________ (Print Name)_______________________________________________ ________________________________

Rafting Waiver

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Sticker Factory Waiver

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Horseback Riding Waiver

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Steven’s Pass Waiver

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Mountain Fest Waiver

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NW Trek Waiver

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NW Trek Waiver

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NW Trek Waiver

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NW Trek Waiver

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Sailing Waiver

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Sailing Waiver

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Sailing Waiver

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Summer 2019 Equipment Lists

Make sure you show up to your summer events well prepared! Below are lists of some things you should plan to bring on overnight trips and on day trips. Remember, we can provide many of these items, like extra jackets or hiking boots, this is just basic essentials!

Overnight Trips -Water bottle -Comfortable closed-toe walking shoes -Heavy jacket -Waterproof jacket -Wool or fleece sweater -Warm layers -Gloves -Warm hat -Warm socks (synthetic or wool) -1 pair of pants -Bandana -1 Small towel -1 Wash cloth -Swim Wear and towel -Flashlight (extra batteries) -Toiletries: soap (Ivory, if possible), tooth-paste, toothbrush, comb, brush, sanitary napkins if necessary -Medications (if needed) -Allergy medicine (if needed) -Travel size Pillow -Sunscreen -Sunglasses -Lip balm -Camera (optional)

Day Trips -Comfortable closed-toe walking shoes -Waterproof jacket -Warm layers -Swim wear -Towel -Sunscreen -Sunglasses -Medications (if needed) -Camera (optional) -Snacks (optional)

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SUMMER 2019 UPDATE - Seattle · 2019-06-17 · Wednesday, July 3rd: Summer Kick-Off BBQ With school finally over and summer just beginning, please come and celebrate with an O2 barbecue