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.

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.

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.
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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

Autumn is a glorious time of year, particularly in Great Smoky Mountains National Park when the hillsides are ablaze with the yellows, oranges, and reds of the fall leaves. On this five day adventure we travel into the backcountry on foot, pontoon boat, and canoe, away from the crowds, where we can enjoy the majesty of the forests at this spectacular time of year, returning to cozy lodging at night. If you are looking for a fall getaway, join us for give packed days of fun and relaxation. $1125 
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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

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