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RELEASE OF LIABILITY, ASSUMPTION OF RISKS AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT

I. Definitions

Wilderness activities shall include all activities, accommodations, transportation, events, and services provided, arranged, organized, conducted, sponsored, or authorized by the Releasees. These activities include, but are not limited to: biking, e-biking, heli-biking, heli-e-biking, hiking, scenic flight operations, and other forms of backcountry travel or movement in or around helicopters, snowcats, snowmobiles, and motor vehicles. Any reference to bike or biking includes the terms classic bike as well as e-bikes.

II. Protective adequate equipment

Participants are required to wear appropriate protective equipment at all times while engaging in any wilderness activities. This includes, but is not limited to, helmets, gloves, protective eyewear, and any other safety gear specified by the organizers or guides.

III. Assumption of risks - avalanches, alpine terrain, wilderness travel, weather etc.

I am aware that wilderness activities such as biking, e-biking, heli-biking, heli-e-biking, hiking, and scenic flight operations involve risks, dangers, and hazards. The terrain used for these activities may present various natural and man-made challenges. I acknowledge and accept that the Releasees may not always be able to predict whether the terrain is safe for these activities or whether unforeseen events, such as avalanches or rockfalls, may occur.

The areas where these wilderness activities take place are uncontrolled, unmarked, and not inspected, and therefore involve numerous risks, dangers, and hazards beyond the obvious. These may include, but are not limited to: steep slopes; cliffs; dense forests; tree roots and stumps; creeks; rocks and boulders; uneven and loose ground; exposure to extreme weather conditions; slips, trips, and falls; loss of balance or control; impact or collision with other participants, vehicles, or objects; encounters with wildlife or domestic animals; getting lost or separated from one’s group or guide; and equipment failure. Additionally, the risk of infectious diseases contracted through direct or indirect contact with viruses, bacteria, parasites, or fungi exists. There is also the possibility of negligent first aid or negligence on the part of other persons, including other participants.

Communication in these remote and often alpine areas is difficult, and in the event of an accident, rescue and medical treatment may not be readily available. Weather conditions in these wilderness environments can be extreme and may change rapidly without warning, making travel, especially by helicopter or other vehicles, hazardous.

IV. Release of liability, waiver of claims and indemnity agreement

In consideration of the releasees allowing me to participate in wilderness activities, I hereby agree as follows:

1. This Release Agreement shall be effective and binding upon my heirs, next of kin, executors, administrators, assigns and representatives, in the event of my death or incapacity.

2. This Release Agreement and any rights, duties, and obligations as between the parties to this Release Agreement shall be governed by and interpreted solely in accordance with the Romanian laws and no other jurisdiction.

5. Any litigation involving the parties to this Release Agreement shall be brought solely within Romania and shall be within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of Timis County, Romania.

In entering into this Release Agreement I am not relying on any oral or written representations or statements made by the Releasees with respect to the safety of wilderness activities, other than what is set forth in this Release Agreement.

WILDERNESS ACTIVITIES SAFETY BEHAVIOUR INSTRUCTIONS

I. Behavior in open mountain areas

- avalanches: never walk unattended on slopes with an inclination height than 30 degrees.
- low visibility: remain all the time in visual contact with the group. Do not leave the group at any time; the group will move on terrain leaded and followed by mountain team personnel
- wind chill: stay aware and alert of any little changes on extremities and exposed parts of your body and others (e.g. changes in color, red white yellowish dots, itches, small pain); first degree frostbites are deceiving and hard to observe
-ridges, cornices, hidden rocks (knee injury): stay inside the area designated by the mountain team personnel; the group will move on terrain leaded and followed by mountain team personnel

II. Behaviours in forested terrain

- falling branches/trees: remain alert in case of strong winds
- wildlife: do not approach at any time passing animals, stay inside the group
- treewells: walk slowly in control around snowcovered bushes or trees
- creekcrossings: assess the ice thickness and try to step on rocks
- steep slippery segments: hold with two hands onto the rope while being belayed by the mountain team personnel, facing the slope, small steps

If you have reached this we thank you and advise to read it one more time thoroughly!

Mandatory Field

I am aware of the risks, dangers and hazards associated with wilderness activities and I freely accept and fully assume all such risks, dangers and hazards and the possibility of personal injury, death, property damage or loss resulting therefrom.

Mandatory Field

I confirm that I have read this release agreement, I fully understand the clauses I hereby agree, and I am aware that by signing this release agreement I am waiving certain legal rights which I or my heirs, next of kin, executors, administrators, assigns and representatives may have against the releasees. I speak and understand English language and I acknowledge that this release agreement shall apply to all future participation in wilderness activities.

Mandatory Field

In entering into this Release Agreement I am not relying on any oral or written representations or statements made by the Releasees with respect to the safety of wilderness activities, other than what is set forth in this Release Agreement.

Please select who will be participating

Adult
Minor

This agreement is just for YOU.

Name of the legal guardian of the minor

First

Last

Mandatory Field

The legal guardian of the minor acknowledges, understands, and accepts all risks, dangers, and hazards associated with wilderness activities, including but not limited to the potential for personal injury, death, property damage, or loss. Furthermore, the legal guardian freely and fully assumes all such risks, dangers, and hazards, as well as any consequences arising therefrom, affecting both the minor and themselves.

Mandatory Field

The legal guardian hereby affirms that the minor possesses the requisite skills and abilities to participate safely in wilderness activities. The parent or legal guardian represents that the minor has undergone appropriate preparation or training, as necessary, to engage in such activities while minimizing the risk of harm to both the minor and others.

Disclaimer: Minors are permitted to engage in wilderness activities solely under the supervision of their parents, legal guardians, or duly authorized representatives as explicitly designated by their legal guardians. Enjoy Your Rides, as well as any affiliated entities under which these activities are conducted, shall not assume custodial responsibility for minors.

Guest's Name

First

Last

Phone

Guest's Date of Birth

I will take part in the following wilderness activities:

I have the following experience in biking:

Mountain Biking
Downhill MTB
Other

Bike Skill Level

Novice, Level 1:
- never tried mountain biking
- have done some road cycling
- able to ride dirt or gravel wide paths (dirt or fire roads, gravel roads)

Beginner, level 2:
- new to mountain biking
- most of the riding is done on wide paths
- able to ride some easy single tracks (green grade)

Intermediate, Level 3:
- most of the riding is done on single tracks
- able to ride easy single tracks (until blue grade) with some natural features (rocks and roots) and some short steep sections
- able to do some jumps (up to 1 meter drops or up to 1,5 meter doubles or gap jumps)
- able to ride switchbacks (sharp turns)

Strong Intermediate, Level 4:
- able to ride more difficult single tracks than easy (red grade trails)
- able to ride short steep sections with rocks and/or roots
- able to jump well (up to 1,5 meters drops or up to 3 meters doubles or gap jumps)
- able to ride steep switchbacks

Advanced, Level 5:
- able to ride most of the difficult single tracks (black grade trails)
- able to ride long steep sections with rocks and/or roots
- able to jump very well (2 meters drops and/or 6 meters doubles or gap jumps)
- able to ride steep switchbacks with rocks and/or roots

Expert, Level 6:
- able to ride any single track no matter how difficult it gets
- able to do any jump no matter how big or technical

Fitness Level

Level 1:
- very low level of exercise ( 0 or 1 time per week)
- able to handle very low-intensity activities (walking or pedalling on flat terrain for a few minutes at a slow pace)
- capable of riding 1-2 hours a day at a very easy pace
- capable of up to 100m positive elevation
- capable of up to 500m negative elevation

Level 2:
- low level of exercise (up to 2 times per week)
- able to handle low-intensity activities (walking or pedaling on flat terrain with some short climbs for a few minutes at a slow pace)
- capable of riding 2-3 hours a day at an easy pace
- capable of up to 200/300m positive elevation
- capable of up to 1000m negative elevation

Level 3:
- intermediate level of exercise (3 times per week)
- able to handle some intensity during short periods (running or pedaling on flat terrain with some climbs
- capable of riding 3-4 hours a day at an easy and moderate pace
- capable of up to 400/500m positive elevation
- capable of up to 2000m negative elevation

Level 4:
- good level of exercise (4 times per week)
- able to handle some intensity during longer periods
- capable of riding 4-5 hours a day on moderate and higher pace
- capable of up to 500/1000m positive elevation
- capable of up to 3000m negative elevation

Level 5:
- very good level of exercise (5 or more times per week)
- able to handle very intense activities during longer periods
- capable of riding 5-6 hours a day at a higher pace
- capable of up to 1000/2000m positive elevation
- capable of more than 3000m negative elevation

What bike are you bringing with you?

I am bringing my own bike
I am renting a bike from you

Mandatory Field

By participating in the wilderness activity with a personal bike I agree to the terms and conditions listed below that were brought to my attention by the organizer during the booking process.

Terms and Conditions for Participating in Wilderness Activities with a Personal Bike

* Any mention of "bike" or "biking" also encompasses both traditional bikes and e-bikes, as well as e-biking activities.

Assumption of Risk: Participants acknowledge that wilderness activities involve inherent risks, including but not limited to challenging terrain, unpredictable weather, and potential encounters with wildlife. By participating with their personal bike, participants assume full responsibility for these risks and teh potential hazard of damaging their good.
Equipment Responsibility: Participants are solely responsible for ensuring that their personal bike is in good working condition, suitable for the terrain, and meets all safety requirements. The organizers are not liable for any damages, mechanical failures, or accidents resulting from the use of personal equipment.
Protective Gear: Participants must wear appropriate protective gear, including but not limited to helmets, gloves, and eyewear, at all times during the activity. Failure to do so may result in exclusion from the activity. Protective gear can be rented from the organiser, if needed, with advanced request.
Liability Waiver: By participating, participants agree to release and hold harmless the organizers, guides, and any affiliated entities from any liability, claims, or damages arising out of or related to their participation, including those related to the use of personal bikes.
Compliance with Guidelines: Participants must follow all instructions, safety guidelines, and directions provided by the guides or organizers. Non-compliance may result in immediate removal from the activity without a refund.
Damage to Property: Participants are responsible for any damage caused to the terrain, environment, or their property during the activity, including damage caused to their personal bike.

Mandatory Field

By participating in the wilderness activity with a bike rented from the organizer, I agree to the terms and conditions listed below that were brought to my attention by the organizer during the booking process.

Terms and Conditions for Participating in Wilderness Activities with Rented Bikes

* Any mention of "bike" or "biking" also encompasses both traditional bikes and e-bikes, as well as e-biking activities.

Assumption of Risk: Participants acknowledge that wilderness activities involve inherent risks, including but not limited to challenging terrain, unpredictable weather, and potential encounters with wildlife. By participating with a bike rented from us, participants assume full responsibility for these risks.
Equipment Usage: Participants agree to use the rented bike responsibly and according to the instructions provided by the rental provider. Any misuse, negligent operation, or unauthorized modifications are prohibited and may result in additional charges.
Equipment Inspection: Upon receiving the rented bike, participants are responsible for inspecting the equipment to ensure it is in proper working condition. Any issues or problems with the bike should be immediately reported to the organizers before the activity begins. Failure to do so may result in the participant being held responsible for any subsequent damages.
Protective Gear: Participants must wear appropriate protective gear, including but not limited to helmets, gloves, and eyewear, at all times during the activity. Failure to do so may result in exclusion from the activity.
Responsibility for Damage: Participants are responsible for any damage to the rented bike during the activity. In the event of damage, participants agree to cover repair or replacement costs as assessed by a third-party service provider.
Compliance with Guidelines: Participants must follow all instructions, safety guidelines, and directions provided by the guides or organizers. Non-compliance may result in immediate removal from the activity without a refund.
Return of Equipment: Rented bikes must be returned in the same condition as they were issued, except for normal wear and tear. Late returns or failure to return the equipment may result in additional charges.

Mandatory Field

By participating in the hiking activity, I agree to the terms and conditions listed below that were brought to my attention by the organizer during the booking process.

Terms and Conditions for Hiking Participants

Assumption of Risk: Participants acknowledge that hiking involves inherent risks, including challenging terrain, unpredictable weather, and potential encounters with wildlife. By participating, you accept full responsibility for these risks.
Physical Fitness: Participants should ensure they are in adequate physical condition to participate in hiking activities. Any health concerns should be discussed with a medical professional before joining the hike. In case of medical affections that could be influenced by the activity, the organiser shall be prior informed.
Protective Gear: Participants must wear appropriate clothing and footwear suitable for hiking. It is recommended to bring additional protective gear such as hats, sunscreen, insect repellent, and any other items necessary for safety and comfort.
Compliance with Guidelines: Participants must follow all instructions and safety guidelines provided by the guides. Failure to comply may result in removal from the hike without a refund.
Environmental Responsibility: Participants agree to respect the natural environment, including staying on designated trails, not disturbing wildlife, and following Leave No Trace principles to minimize environmental impact.
Weather Conditions: Participants should be aware that weather conditions can change rapidly. Organizers reserve the right to alter or cancel hikes if conditions are deemed unsafe.

Mandatory Field

By participating in the scenic flight operation, I agree to the terms and conditions listed below that were brought to my attention by the organizer during the booking process.

Terms and Conditions for Scenic Flight Operations

Assumption of Risk: Participants acknowledge that scenic flight operations involve inherent risks, including potential changes in weather, aircraft movement, and other unforeseen circumstances. By participating, you accept full responsibility for these risks.
Compliance with Pilot Instructions: For your safety, it is mandatory to follow all instructions provided by the pilot and flight crew at all times. Failure to comply with these instructions may result in immediate termination of the flight without a refund.
Physical Condition: Participants should ensure they are in adequate physical condition to participate in the flight. If you have any medical conditions, especially those affected by changes in altitude or pressure, consult with a medical professional before participating. In case of medical affections that could be influenced by the activity, the organiser shall be prior informed.
Safety Gear: Participants must use any safety gear provided, such as seatbelts and headsets, and must remain seated during the flight unless instructed otherwise by the pilot.
Environmental Responsibility: Participants agree to respect the natural environment by not littering or disturbing wildlife during any portion of the flight or related activities.
Weather Conditions: Flight schedules are subject to change based on weather conditions. The pilot has the final authority to delay, reroute, or cancel the flight if conditions are deemed unsafe.

Guest's Address

Address Line 1

Street Address, P.O. box, company name, c/o

Address Line 2

Apartment, suite, unit, building, floor, etc.

Country

City

State/Province

Zip/Postal Code

Email Address

Email*

Email Address

Confirm Email*

Emergency Contact

Emergency Contact's Name

First

Last

Emergency Contact's Phone Number

Medical Form and Food requirements

Participation in wilderness activities is contingent upon the disclosure of any special medical conditions or medication treatments that may affect the course of the experience. The participant/legal guardian is required to provide a comprehensive statement regarding any such conditions or treatments that could impact the participant's ability to safely participate in the activities.

Do you have any special medical conditions that could influence your safety while taking part into the wilderness activity?

Yes
No

Tell us more about your medical conditions

Are you allergic to any medications?

Yes
No

Tell us what medications you are allergic to

Are you taking any prescriptions?

Yes
No

Tell us what medications you are taking on prescription and for what conditions

Do you have any dietary restrictions, food allergies or other allergies?

Yes
No

Tell us more about your dietary restrictions / food allergies / other allergies

Booking Policies

Mandatory Field

I have read and understood the Release of Liability of Enjoy Your Rides.

Mandatory Field

I agree to the terms and conditions stated above and brought to my knowledge during the booking process.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR SUMMER WILDERNESS ACTIVITIES

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Terms and Conditions for Participating in Wilderness Activities with a Personal Bike

* Any mention of "bike" or "biking" also encompasses both traditional bikes and e-bikes, as well as e-biking activities.

Assumption of Risk: Participants acknowledge that wilderness activities involve inherent risks, including but not limited to challenging terrain, unpredictable weather, and potential encounters with wildlife. By participating with their personal bike, participants assume full responsibility for these risks and teh potential hazard of damaging their good.
Equipment Responsibility: Participants are solely responsible for ensuring that their personal bike is in good working condition, suitable for the terrain, and meets all safety requirements. The organizers are not liable for any damages, mechanical failures, or accidents resulting from the use of personal equipment.
Protective Gear: Participants must wear appropriate protective gear, including but not limited to helmets, gloves, and eyewear, at all times during the activity. Failure to do so may result in exclusion from the activity. Protective gear can be rented from the organiser, if needed, with advanced request.
Liability Waiver: By participating, participants agree to release and hold harmless the organizers, guides, and any affiliated entities from any liability, claims, or damages arising out of or related to their participation, including those related to the use of personal bikes.
Compliance with Guidelines: Participants must follow all instructions, safety guidelines, and directions provided by the guides or organizers. Non-compliance may result in immediate removal from the activity without a refund.
Damage to Property: Participants are responsible for any damage caused to the terrain, environment, or their property during the activity, including damage caused to their personal bike.

Terms and Conditions for Participating in Wilderness Activities with Rented Bikes

* Any mention of "bike" or "biking" also encompasses both traditional bikes and e-bikes, as well as e-biking activities.

Assumption of Risk: Participants acknowledge that wilderness activities involve inherent risks, including but not limited to challenging terrain, unpredictable weather, and potential encounters with wildlife. By participating with a bike/e-bike rented from us, participants assume full responsibility for these risks.
Equipment Usage: Participants agree to use the rented bike/e-bike responsibly and according to the instructions provided by the rental provider. Any misuse, negligent operation, or unauthorized modifications are prohibited and may result in additional charges.
Equipment Inspection: Upon receiving the rented bike/e-bike, participants are responsible for inspecting the equipment to ensure it is in proper working condition. Any issues or problems with the bike/e-bike should be immediately reported to the organizers before the activity begins. Failure to do so may result in the participant being held responsible for any subsequent damages.
Protective Gear: Participants must wear appropriate protective gear, including but not limited to helmets, gloves, and eyewear, at all times during the activity. Failure to do so may result in exclusion from the activity.
Responsibility for Damage: Participants are responsible for any damage to the rented bike/e-bike during the activity. In the event of damage, participants agree to cover repair or replacement costs as assessed by a third-party service provider.
Compliance with Guidelines: Participants must follow all instructions, safety guidelines, and directions provided by the guides or organizers. Non-compliance may result in immediate removal from the activity without a refund.
Return of Equipment: Rented bikes/e-bikes must be returned in the same condition as they were issued, except for normal wear and tear. Late returns or failure to return the equipment may result in additional charges.

Terms and Conditions for Hiking Participants

Assumption of Risk: Participants acknowledge that hiking involves inherent risks, including challenging terrain, unpredictable weather, and potential encounters with wildlife. By participating, you accept full responsibility for these risks.
Physical Fitness: Participants should ensure they are in adequate physical condition to participate in hiking activities. Any health concerns should be discussed with a medical professional before joining the hike. In case of medical affections that could be influenced by the activity, the organiser shall be prior informed.
Protective Gear: Participants must wear appropriate clothing and footwear suitable for hiking. It is recommended to bring additional protective gear such as hats, sunscreen, insect repellent, and any other items necessary for safety and comfort.
Compliance with Guidelines: Participants must follow all instructions and safety guidelines provided by the guides. Failure to comply may result in removal from the hike without a refund.
Environmental Responsibility: Participants agree to respect the natural environment, including staying on designated trails, not disturbing wildlife, and following Leave No Trace principles to minimize environmental impact.
Weather Conditions: Participants should be aware that weather conditions can change rapidly. Organizers reserve the right to alter or cancel hikes if conditions are deemed unsafe.

Terms and Conditions for Scenic Flight Operations

Assumption of Risk: Participants acknowledge that scenic flight operations involve inherent risks, including potential changes in weather, aircraft movement, and other unforeseen circumstances. By participating, you accept full responsibility for these risks.
Compliance with Pilot Instructions: For your safety, it is mandatory to follow all instructions provided by the pilot and flight crew at all times. Failure to comply with these instructions may result in immediate termination of the flight without a refund.
Physical Condition: Participants should ensure they are in adequate physical condition to participate in the flight. If you have any medical conditions, especially those affected by changes in altitude or pressure, consult with a medical professional before participating. In case of medical affections that could be influenced by the activity, the organiser shall be prior informed.
Safety Gear: Participants must use any safety gear provided, such as seatbelts and headsets, and must remain seated during the flight unless instructed otherwise by the pilot.
Environmental Responsibility: Participants agree to respect the natural environment by not littering or disturbing wildlife during any portion of the flight or related activities.
Weather Conditions: Flight schedules are subject to change based on weather conditions. The pilot has the final authority to delay, reroute, or cancel the flight if conditions are deemed unsafe.

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