There are many ways to hike the Appalachian Trail: day hikes, slackpacking, backpacking, and hut to hut. On this trip, however, we do it in style! We'll go lodge to lodge, staying in the lovely and very different lodges that are conveniently spaced along Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park, while our luggage is transported by van. This part of the AT is well-graded and well-maintained, with climbs rarely exceeding 500 or 1,000 feet, so it is excellent for beginning hikers and anyone who enjoys vistas and abundant wildlife. $1280 1  2  [3]  4  5  This trip is currently full.

Tuscany is widely regarded as one of the loveliest regions in Italy, the true heart of the country. Hiking through a timeless landscape along paths that wind through vineyards and past ancient farmhouses, shopping for locally produced specialties, relaxing in romantic outdoor cafes, or exploring the art and architecture of the well known towns of Florence and Siena, it is truly a feast for all the senses. On this trip we combine hiking off the beaten path with visiting some of the best known destinations, giving you an intimate experience of authentic Tuscany. $3400  Rating: 1  2  [3]  4  5
This trip is currently full. Please contact us if you would like to be on the waiting list or would be interested in a second trip.

The jagged peaks, deep valleys, numerous glaciers and cascading waterfalls of the North Cascades have long lured hikers and mountaineers looking for challenging hiking in a spectacular alpine environment. We hike some of the classic day hikes in the area by day and enjoy warm beds and great meals in the evenings.  $1825  Rating: 1  2  [3]  [4]  5  This trip is full.  Please contact us if you wish to be put on the wait list.

New in 2010! Every year the Adventures in Good Company founder is leading a new trip to some place she has been wanting to go but hasn’t had the time to check out. This year is a hiking trip in the Austrian Alps, combining huts and hotels, lots of hiking and eating, and the chance to sing songs from the Sound of Music in their original setting. This trip is full.

Rocky Mountain National Park is known for lush meadows, high mountain lakes, craggy peaks, diverse ecosystems and abundant wildlife. We will try to see as much as possible as we journey into the park each day for a different hike. During our five days we will immerse ourselves in the history, geology, flora, and fauna of the Park. And at night we will retire to our huge cabin at the YMCA of the Rockies, situated right outside the Park boundaries in a beautiful setting.
$1200 / 1 [2] 3 4 5

Do you want to combine hiking in remote wilderness with a comfortable bed at the end of the day? Wells Gray Park, one of the best kept secrets in Canada, has 1.4 million acres of beautiful peaks, unspoiled lakes, and lush meadows with an infinite variety of mountain wildflowers. Tucked away in this magnificent park are 2 cozy huts that we have to ourselves, so well-stocked that we need only carry light packs on our hikes into them. $1525  Rating: 1  2  3  [4]  5  This trip is currently full.  PLease contact us if you wish to be on the wait list.

Havasu Canyon, often described as a desert paradise, is blessed by abundant water and spectacular waterfalls. Being able to send most personal gear to the canyon floor by mule makes this the perfect trip for women who want to combine swimming and relaxing with canyon exploration and exciting day hikes in a stunning desert environment. Sedona, where we will spend two days hiking, is also a magical place- although much more developed! And we finish our time in Canyon country with a night at the grandest Canyon of them all. $1580  Rating:  1  2  [3]  4  5

On this hiking trip at the height of fall colors, we sample different accommodations as we explore various sections of the trail. With the option of two hikes of different lengths each day, this is a perfect getaway vacation for women who enjoy fall hiking and hospitable lodging. $1280 Rating: 1  2  3  4  5

Fishing villages with whitewashed flat roofed houses and narrow streets, hundreds of chapels, rocky landscape contrasting with the deep blue sea and bays with powdery white sandy beaches: if this is your image of Greece, it is exactly what you find on our island hopping hiking trip in the Cyclades Islands.  $3250  Rating: 1  2  [3]  4  5

The North Rim of the Grand Canyon, Zion, and Bryce National Parks offer not only spectacular vistas but world class hiking. During our weeklong hiking adventure we will explore a variety of trails. Some are steep and challenging, others offer a chance to experience different aspects of the Parks, and all are delightful. Staying right in the National Parks every night gives us the opportunity to become intimately acquainted with each. $1990 Rating:  1  2  3  [4]  5

Have you been dying to hike a section of the Appalachian Trail, but you just cannot see carrying a heavy pack and sleeping in shelters without a hot shower? We have the perfect solution- slackpacking! Hike a new section every day and get picked up at the end for a hot meal, shower, and a comfortable bed in a gorgeous hostel. Price $1080  Rating: 1  2  3  [4]  5

Sometimes you just want to fit in as much hiking in a short period as you possibly can, and that is what we have planned for this four-day getaway. We spend three nights in Zion with a day trip over to Bryce for one of its premiere hikes. The cool weather and quiet of late fall are delightful for hiking. Price: $1135  1  2  3  4  5

Mt Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa, has long lured travelers looking for a challenging but non-technical ascent to the rooftop of the world. We climb on the Machame Route, which goes through a variety of ecosystems and is suitable for women in excellent physical condition without mountaineering experience. Our summit attempt occurs during the full moon, truly one of the most magical of experiences. After our trek we relax on a five day safari, visiting Lake Manyara, the Serengeti, and Ngorongoro Crater, world famous for abundant wildlife. February is the month many animals give birth and Ngorogoro Crater in particular looks like a giant nursery. $5745 Rating: 1 2 3 4 5

Death Valley is the perfect antidote to the winter blahs! In February the skies are clear and sunny (but not too hot!) and the hiking is excellent. Then there is the fascinating geology, unique ecology, and equally engaging human history. If you long to put away your down jacket and put on your shorts, feel warm sun on your deprived skin, and be totally immersed in a place that has a mythic status for many of us, join us as we explore one of our newest National Parks with a professional geologist.  $1380  Rating: 1  [2]  3  4  5

Joshua Tree National Park contains a wealth of hiking trails. From old American Indian paths to more recent mining roads, we'll hike trails that lead to the remnants of the park's colorful human history, astounding geologic formations, and flora and fauna that demonstrate the diverse adaptations that allow life to flourish here. Accompanied by a local geologist, we will learn about this amazing park as we hike by day and sit around the campfire at night. $865 Rating  1  [2]  3  4  5

Havasu Canyon, often described as a desert paradise, is blessed by abundant water and spectacular waterfalls. Being able to send most personal gear to the canyon floor by mule makes this the perfect trip for women who want to combine swimming and relaxing with canyon exploration and exciting day hikes in a stunning desert environment. $1470  Rating:  1  2  [3]  4  5

Southern Utah is home to some of the most well known national parks and monuments, and each has its own special magic and unique attractions: Zion, Bryce Canyon, Arches, and Capitol Reef National Parks and Natural Bridges Monument. Day hikes are a great way to explore this magical area and on our "tour du parks" you will gain a new appreciation of the diversity and beauty of southern Utah's geology. $1895  Rating: 1  2  [3]  4  5

On this three-week trek through the Khumbu to Everest Basecamp, we combine strenuous and invigorating hiking in one of the most beautiful places in the world with a chance to learn about Sherpa culture. While challenging, our trek through the Himalaya to the Everest region is guaranteed to be the trip of a lifetime! $3095 Rating: 1  2  3  4  [5]

Spring weather is notoriously fickle in the Great Smokies, but spring wildflowers are not! The diversity of flora and fauna is truly exceptional and your guide knows where to find the best wildflowers and the most spectacular views. And by mixing our hiking with a day of whitewater rafting, we experience the full spectrum of the extraordinary variety of ecosystems that exist here. Everyone gets her own private room in our huge luxury cabin on this trip.  $1545    Rating: 1  2  [3]  4  5   

There are many ways to hike the Appalachian Trail: day hikes, slackpacking, backpacking, and hut to hut. On this trip, however, we do it in style! We'll go lodge to lodge, staying in the lovely and very different lodges that are conveniently spaced along Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park, while our luggage is transported by van. This part of the AT is well-graded and well-maintained, with climbs rarely exceeding 500 or 1,000 feet, so it is excellent for beginning hikers and anyone who enjoys vistas and abundant wildlife. $1425 1  2  [3]  4  5