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Our members are in demand for their high professional standards and knowledge. Along with guiding and instructing climbing, skiing and hiking activities they can also be found working in mountain rescue, avalanche safety, leadership training and numerous other aspects of the adventure industry.

Explore some of the many possiblitites open to ACMG members.

Explore Our Membership

Many guides and instructors work either as owner/operators running their own independent business or work for larger companies, undertaking traditional actives. However there are numerous other job possibilities, some of which require additional training and certification.
 

Canada has the largest mechanized ski industry (Heli and Cat) in the world and ACMG guides are the backbone, acting as guides, managers and in some cases owners

 

ACMG Guides lead expeditions in many of the major mountain ranges of the world

 

Winter no longer limits hiking guides, who lead snowshoe trips in non-avalanche terrain

 

Climbing Gym Instructors not only coach and instruct but also manage climbing gyms

 

The ACMG has trained and sponsored other alpine nations such as the United States and Russia to help them meet the requirement to become part of the IFMGA/UIAGM

 

Guides can be found assisting the Canadian and British Military with their adventure training programs

 

Our members work with national and provincial mountain rescue teams

 

ACMG guides and instructors work with many post-secondary educational institutes that provide outdoor adventure training

 

Ski and Mountain Guides train both professionals and recreationalists in avalanche and rescue skills

 

The Via Ferrata (the iron road) is becoming increasing popular in Canada and our members can be found guiding the guests

 

Guides work on avalanche control crews to protect highways and ski areas

 

There is a large network of backcountry mountain huts and chalets in Canada, many owned and operated by guides

 

Members work not only as hiking guides but as natural history interpreters

 

Much of the information available to the public in avalanche bulletins and other sources is collected by guides working in the field

 

Guides have been employed as stunt doubles and riggers for movies and television series

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Thank you to our partners for their excellent support and commitment to professional guiding in Canada.

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