The terms for registering and taking part in Adventuring Into Life programs, written in plain language. If anything is unclear, just ask.
Last updated October 31, 2026
These terms apply when you register for an Adventuring Into Life (AIL) program, buy a gift certificate or use this website. They cover our camps, afterschool programs, Pro D Days, clinics, private lessons, birthday parties, group bookings and retreats in BC and Costa Rica.
Adventuring Into Life is operated by Adventuring Into Life Inc., based in Kamloops, British Columbia. You can reach us at info@adventuringintolife.ca.
Each program page lists that program's dates, ages, location, price and what's included. If a program page and this page ever disagree, the program page wins for that program.
Please make sure the information you give us is accurate and up to date, especially contact details, emergency contacts and health information.
Our Cancellation Policy explains exactly what happens if you need to cancel, for every type of program, along with our smoke, heat and weather rules and what happens if we cancel. A few things that apply everywhere:
AIL gift certificates never expire, and they can be used toward any AIL program. Treat them like cash: we can't replace a lost certificate unless we can confirm its code.
At registration we ask about allergies, medical conditions, medications and emergency contacts. Please tell us about anything that could affect safety, and let us know if something changes before the program. This information goes only to the people who need it to keep the participant safe. Our Privacy Policy explains how we protect it.
Every coach completes AIL training. Lead coaches hold first aid, and lead mountain bike coaches hold PMBIA or GSMBC Level 1 at minimum. Camps and clinics run at one coach for every six to eight participants: bike programs are 1:6, and multisport and non-bike programs are 1:8.
We want every program to feel safe and welcoming for everyone. If a participant's behaviour puts themselves or others at risk, we'll talk with them and, for kids, with their family. If it continues, we may ask them to leave the program.
Outdoor programs depend on weather, trail conditions and safety. We may change an activity, location or coach to keep things safe and running. Our coaches can also stop an activity, or ask a participant to sit one out, if they think it isn't safe.
Mountain biking, hiking, bushcraft, paddling and other outdoor activities come with real risks, including falls, collisions, weather, wildlife and uneven ground. We plan carefully, coach well and keep groups small to manage those risks, but we can't remove them completely.
Before a program starts, participants (or a parent or guardian for anyone under 19) are asked to read and sign our waiver, which explains these risks.
Pick a retreat that matches your riding skills and fitness, and come prepared with a bike and gear in good condition. Reckless riding that puts you or others at risk isn't allowed on any AIL retreat.
The full deposit, payment and cancellation terms for retreats are in our Cancellation Policy.
We often take photos and short videos during programs to share with families and on our website and social media. If you'd rather you or your child didn't appear in photos we share publicly, choose the photo opt-out at registration or email us, and we'll respect that. You can change your mind at any time.
We work hard to keep program details on this website accurate and up to date. If we spot a mistake in a price or date before your program, we'll contact you and you can choose to continue or cancel for a full refund.
Photos, text and logos on this site belong to Adventuring Into Life or are used with permission. Please ask before reusing them.
We sometimes link to other websites, like trail maps or partner organizations. We're not responsible for their content or privacy practices.
These terms are governed by the laws of British Columbia and Canada. Nothing in these terms limits any rights you have under BC's Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act or other consumer protection law.
If you have a concern, please email us first at info@adventuringintolife.ca. Most things can be sorted out with a conversation. You can also contact Consumer Protection BC.
We may update these terms from time to time. The date at the top of the page shows when they last changed. The terms in place when you registered apply to that registration.
Our full Cancellation Policy covers refunds, credits and spot transfers for every program, plus our smoke, heat and weather rules.
No. AIL gift certificates never expire, and they can be used toward any AIL program.
Yes. You can transfer your spot to another person for free before the deadline listed for your program in our Cancellation Policy. Just email us their name and contact details.
Yes. A properly fitted bike helmet is required for every bike activity in every AIL program.
Yes. You need travel insurance that covers trip cancellation, medical emergencies including evacuation, and travel disruption. Wild Terrain riders also need coverage for mountain biking.
We release kids only to a parent or guardian, or to an adult you've named at registration. Email us before the program if someone new is picking up.
Email us at info@adventuringintolife.ca. We're based in Kamloops, BC, and we're happy to explain anything here in plain terms.