Signature Camping Trips

This trip is rated Moderate [3]. Trip members should be capable of hiking 5-8 hours each day (up to 11 miles) with as much as 3,000' elevation gain and loss. Zip-lining is suitable for beginners. Weight ranges for zip-lining are 60 pounds minimum and 250 pounds maximum. Rafting is suitable for beginners although comfort in/around water is recommended. Rafting is on rapids classified II-IV whitewater. All rafting gear, including wetsuits, is provided.

This trip is rated Moderate [3]. The day including our visit to Angels Landing will include up to 10 miles of hiking with over 1,400’ elevation gain/loss. Hikes on the remainder of the days range from 1.5 – 6 miles. Trip members should have previous hiking experience and be in good physical condition.

There are some steep sections and exposed overlooks on the various trails we hike. All hikes are optional and our guides will brief trip members on the vigorousness and exposure of each hike prior to setting out.

This trip is rated Vigorous [4]. Trip members need to be strong, experienced hikers in good physical condition and be able to hike 8 miles within about 4 hours at sea level. Most days are spent at moderately high altitude (8,000-13,700') and the trek includes a number of steep ascents and descents with gains and losses greater than 3000'. Much of the trail is on large stone stairs.

To maximize your enjoyment of the trip and to avoid sore muscles, we strongly encourage participants to begin a conditioning regimen at least three months prior to departure consisting of hiking, walking/running or cycling. If you live in an area conducive to hiking, try to get out on those hills if possible and work some elevation gain and loss into your regimen. The better shape you are in, the more you'll enjoy all that this unforgettable adventure has to offer.

This trip is rated Moderate [3]. Trip members should be capable of hiking 5 to 8 hours each day (up to 8 miles) with some steep ascents and descents and elevation gain and loss up to 2,200’.

Hiking takes place at altitudes of up to 7,000'. The trails are hard packed dirt with areas of exposed roots, rocks, and some rock steps. Trip members should have previous hiking experience and be in good physical condition.

This trip is rated Moderate [3]. Trip members should have some previous hiking experience and be in good physical condition. We recommend a conditioning regimen beginning at least 2-3 months prior to departure that includes hiking (preferably), walking or some other form of cardiovascular exercise (swimming, cycling) in order to prepare for the activity in this adventure. There are some steep sections and exposed overlooks on the various trails we hike. All hikes are optional and our guides will be sure to brief trip members on the vigorousness and exposure of each hike prior to setting out. Our comfortable Base Camp and knowledgeable guides make this a perfect adventure for novices and experienced campers alike.

This trip is rated Strenuous [5]. We climb for 6 hours or more on most days at altitudes up to 19,340’ on varied terrain including uneven rocks and loose gravel; however, on summit day we will experience the most strenuous part of the trip, hiking for up to 16 hours. This climb is porter-supported, allowing participants to devote their full energy to reaching the summit.

Although participants should be in excellent physical condition, Kilimanjaro is a non-technical climb—no special mountain climbing technics or equipment are employed; however, previous hiking or trekking experience is essential. Due to the strenuous nature of this climb, a physician’s release is required.

This trip is rated Moderate [3]. Trip members should be capable of hiking 5-8 hours each day (between 4-8 miles) with as much as 1,500' elevation gain and loss. Zip-lining is suitable for beginners. Weight ranges for zip-lining are 60 pounds minimum and 250 pounds maximum. Rafting is suitable for beginners although comfort in/around water is recommended. Rafting is on rapids classified II-IV whitewater. All rafting gear, including wetsuits, is provided.

This trip is rated Moderate [3]. Daily hikes typically range between 4.5-7.5 miles in length with elevation gains/losses of up to 2,100'. Two hikes will take us to the summits of peaks over 10,000 feet. Cycling and rafting are suitable for beginners; all gear will be provided. All activities are optional and our guides will brief trip members on the vigorousness of each prior to setting out.

This trip is rated Moderate [3]. Trip members should have some previous hiking experience and be in good physical condition.

We recommend a conditioning regimen beginning at least 2-3 months prior to departure that includes hiking (preferably), walking or some other form of cardiovascular exercise (swimming, cycling) in order to prepare for the activity in this adventure. There are some steep sections and exposed overlooks on the various trails we hike. All hikes are optional and our guides will be sure to brief trip members on the vigorousness and exposure of each hike prior to setting out. Our comfortable Base Camp and knowledgeable guides make this a perfect adventure for novices and experienced campers alike.

This trip is rated Moderate [3]. Trip members should be in good physical condition and capable of hiking up to 9 miles over steep and sometimes exposed terrain.

Day 4 is the biggest hiking day with the potential of 9+ miles and a big descent (2,450'). There are many options for shorter hikes and/or a van transfer to the valley floor to hike the Narrows. All hikes are optional, and our guides will brief trip members on the vigorousness and exposure of each hike prior to setting out.

This trip is rated Moderate [3]. Trip members should have some previous hiking experience and be in good physical condition.

We recommend a conditioning regimen beginning at least 2-3 months prior to departure that includes hiking (preferably), walking or some other form of cardiovascular exercise (swimming, cycling) in order to prepare for the activity in this adventure. There are some steep sections and exposed overlooks on the various trails we hike. All hikes are optional and our guides will be sure to brief trip members on the vigorousness and exposure of each hike prior to setting out. Our comfortable Base Camps and knowledgeable guides make this a perfect adventure for novices and experienced campers alike.

This trip is rated Moderate (3). Daily hikes typically range between 2–7 miles in length with elevation gains/losses of up to 1,400'. One hike will take us to the summit of a 10,000-foot peak. Cycling and rafting are suitable for beginners; all gear will be provided. All activities are optional and our guides will brief trip members on the vigorousness of each prior to setting out.

This trip is rated Easy Active [2]. Trip members should be capable of hiking 2 to 5 hours each day (up to 6 miles with options for additional hiking) with some steep ascents and descents and elevation gain and loss up to 1,000’.

This trip is rated Moderate [3]. Participants should be able to hike 5-10 miles daily with elevation gains/losses of up to 2,000'. Trails are composed of dirt and granite with some steep sections and exposed overlooks. All hikes are optional and our guides will brief trip members on the vigorousness and exposure of each hike prior to setting out.

Trip members should have some previous hiking experience and be in good physical condition. We recommend a conditioning regimen beginning at least 3 months prior to departure that includes hiking (preferably), walking or some other form of cardiovascular exercise (swimming, cycling) in order to prepare for the activity in this adventure.

This trip is rated Moderate [3]. Participants should be prepared to hike up to 4 miles per day with 1,100’ elevation gain/loss (our camp is located approximately 6,000’ above sea level). Hiking takes place both on trails and, on one day, in streams.

This trip is rated as Moderate Plus [3-4] and consists of a combination of moderate biking and vigorous hiking days. Trip members should be strong, experienced hikers in excellent physical condition and capable of hiking 5-7 hours a day (8-11 miles) on long trails with some accents and long steep descents. Over two days we hike nearly 20 miles and descend from 8,500 feet elevation to 2,500 feet. Trails are rocky and range from 4 wheel service roads to Maasai walking trails. Biking is with front suspension mountain bikes on uneven dirt roads, covering 16-18 miles per day in 2-4 hours. There are some ascents and a few long descents.

This trip is rated Easy Active [2]. Trip members should be capable of hiking 2 to 5 hours each day (up to 6 miles with options for additional hiking) with some steep ascents and descents and elevation gain and loss up to 2,000’.

This trip is rated Strenuous [5]. We climb for 6 hours or more on most days at altitudes up to 19,340’ on varied terrain including uneven rocks and loose gravel; however, on summit day we will experience the most strenuous part of the trip, hiking for up to 16 hours. This climb is porter-supported, allowing participants to devote their full energy to reaching the summit.

Although participants should be in excellent physical condition, Kilimanjaro is a non-technical climb—no special mountain climbing technics or equipment are employed; however, previous hiking or trekking experience is essential. Due to the strenuous nature of this climb, a physician’s release is required.

This trip is rated Moderate [3]. Trip members should be able to hike up to 6 miles including hikes with a maximum elevation gain/loss of 1,300’.

There are some steep sections and exposed overlooks on the various trails we hike. All hikes are optional and our guides will brief trip members on the vigorousness and exposure of each hike prior to setting out.

This trip is rated Moderate (3). Participants should be able to hike up to 7 miles while carrying a 5-10 pound day pack without major discomfort over varied terrain, some of which includes elevation gains and loss. Hikes take place between 5,000' and 9,500' in elevation.

This trip is rated Moderate [3]. Trip members should be capable of hiking 5 to 8 hours each day (up to 7 miles) with some steep ascents and descents and elevation gain and loss up to 2,000’.

Hiking takes place at altitudes of up to 7,000'. The trails are hard packed dirt with areas of exposed roots, rocks, and some rock steps. Trip members should have previous hiking experience and be in good physical condition.