Growth of the outdoor climbing market

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The growth of the outdoor climbing market is accompanied by the expanding mountaineering guide

market. Over the recent years, the mountaineering guide market have grown from a small network

Apart from guiding people on ascends and descends, the guide teams  they use other skills to pursue

something different from just a typical ski/climbing guide. Over time, through experienced gained, the

guides have improvised service delivery techniques which have continued to show a high rise in the

mountaineering sector.
Over the recent years, mountain guiding has grown from a small network with just  to even larger

staff over the last five years. This is because the guided sport has continued to gain popularity and the

guides are instrumental and make about $3.2 billion in outdoor recreation sales. For instance, American

Mountain guides have maintained a larger social network larger than most brands for outdoor sporting.

The mountain guide staff has for the past five years increased tremendously, and most sporting

activities are shifting towards mountaineering. It is a belief for many states that it is a lucrative

sporting activity with a high earning. The Guide Program consists of three certification process, Rock,

Ski Mountaineering/ Alpine. By completion of all three stages, a guide is awarded International

recognition as an International Federation of Mountain Guides Associations Guide.
In America, American Mountain Guides Association Accreditation is a responsible accreditation for

mountain guide. This program for accreditation allows for climbing instructions, skiing services and

guide climbing. A committee made up of climbing instructors, American Mountain Guides Association

certified guides, do the accrediting. This accreditation ensures professionalism at all times and has

significantly increased its issuance of certificates to its registered members who go through a rigorous

process. The Certification and accreditation have posed a belief that accredited guides make more

money than that of non-accredited mountain guides.
The industry has grown to be common among states in the US states. The Associations and

federations that produce skilled guides have increasingly contributed to this great attraction by most

states in the U.S.

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-The mountain guide staff has for the past five years increased tremendously, and most sporting

activities are shifting towards mountaineering. It is a belief for many states that it is a lucrative

sporting activity with a high earning.

– A committee made up of climbing instructors, American Mountain Guides Association certified

guides, do the accrediting.

-The Certification and accreditation have posed a belief that accredited guides make more money

than that of non-accredited mountain guides.

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