Introduction A Risk Management Plan is a document that is prepared that documents any of the risks that are bound to happen and how the risk will impact the events that are planned to take place (Phillips, 2004). A Risk Management Plan helps the specific people who are planning for the specific event to be able to prepare for any kind of risks that are to happen and helps in knowing how they can reduce on the impact of the risk. In an outdoor environment the risk of a loss or damage occurring is very high so there must be a clear risk management plan is the loss or damages that are anticipated to happen may occur at any time (Watson, 2009). Thesis Statement With reference to that given question this paper will outline a risk management plan for an outdoor trip that is expected to take place. This paper will also identify the risk that will be involved and evaluate their likelihood or frequency and the impact that the risk may cause. In addition to that this paper will outline the strategies for managing risks and outline a clear emergency action plan with the procedure, evaluation routes and group management policies. Trip Overview and Description For our outdoor trip we will visit the famous Kilimanjaro Mountain in Tanzania. We are expected to hike up the mountain and see all the natural vegetation that the mountain is famous for. We expect to travel a distance of approximately ten kilometers each day and the travel methods will be by foot. Vehicles cannot be able to go up the mountain that is why we chose that we will be traveling by foot up the mountain and we expect to be able to get to the top of the mountain in less than five days. We will be traveling during the day time and we will be resting during the night time so as to be able to get enough rest that will be needed to hike up the mountain. The objectives that the group expects to accomplish during this trip may include; the group will be able to visit the mountain that is very famous all across the world for being the highest mountain if Africa and the second highest mountain all across the world. The expected age range of the participants will be twenty to twenty six years because it is important to note that this is the age group that has participants who are the most energetic and this being the case, we have chosen participant from this age group. We expect that the participant will have at least hiked up a mountain to at least an altitude of 3000 meters above sea level. This is important because we will be hiking Mount Kilimanjaro which is more that 5000 meters above sea level and we must be sure that the participants we take with us have the ability to hike to such height and come back safely. In addition to that, the participant must be physically fit in that they should not have any kind of chronic diseases which may affect them while on the hike of Mount Kilimanjaro. This is very important because we must be able to safeguard the health of the other participants who will be coming with us for the hike. Leadership There will be several leaders when we hike the mountain. The main role of the leaders is to safeguard the security and health of the other participants which is our main focus (Inhofe, 2001). Some of the other leaders will be tasked with making sure that the goals and objectives that have been set while going up t