Adventure Guide

Job Description

Lead interpretive hiking and biking trips into Zion & Bryce National Parks and surrounding areas
Guide technical slot canyons and desert climbing trips
Navigate scenic gravel rides and technical mountain bike trails
Educate participants about public lands and LNT practices
Share your love for open spaces with people from around the world
Assessing and mitigating risk

Candidates will be required to participate in a period of training regardless of experience level.
Participating in guide training will cover:
Guest management
Vehicle and property maintenance and cleaning
In-field safety & protocols
Emergency response process
De-escalation training & interpersonal skills
Activity-specific technical skills
Company ethos sharing
These will become daily tools employed on all tours

Additional daily requirements:
Filling out and preparing any necessary documents or materials the business may need for reporting purposes.
Managing professional progression for leveling up with activities (this will also be internally tracked/managed).
Be certified in the necessary safety requirements based on guide level.
Fulfill project (activity) requirements detailed in the Guide Employee Agreement.
Commit to running all offerings available based on your specified guide level.
Clean and organize all equipment and resources used for activity after each use and/or as needed.
Keep the shop, property, and shared equipment organized and in clean working order.

Guides are compensated on a project-based pay schedule with 5 levels of pay grades depending on experience. These can range from $18-$30 per hour (average).

Benefits include:
PTO
Education Funds
Commissions
Pro-Deals
Affiliate Business Discounts
EOY Completion bonuses