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Experience the wonders found in one of the Chugach State Park's fondest, glaciated valleys. On this tour, we will take you to the glorious Eagle River trail system where boreal forests, and salmon spawning streams are found. This trail network also hosts the renowned "Crow Pass", which is part of the historic Iditarod trail system once used by dog sleds and mushers. Afterwards, we meander over to iconic Barbara Falls, where you can hike right up to the base of the falls! If you're ready for a wilderness valley adventure, join us! • Experience hiking in Chugach State Park's Eagle River trail system, and Barbara Falls! • Perfect for solo travelers and couples. • Enjoy breathtaking views of towering vistas. Amazing landscapes await! • Learn about Alaska's boreal forests and glaciated valleys from a skilled naturalist. • Opportunity for wildlife viewing including, salmon, bear, moose and birds. • Provisions include a prepacked snack.

Experience the ultimate Southwest adventure with a tour that goes beyond the ordinary—exploring Zion, Bryce, Antelope, Horseshoe Bend, and the Grand Canyon on a perfectly paced multi-day journey. Discover hidden gems like Lake Powell and the East Rim, capture stunning photos at crowd-free spots, and end your day stargazing under crystal-clear desert skies. Enjoy flexible options such as hiking and Airplane Tours, savor diverse meals (including local favorites and Korean lunchboxes), relax in top-rated hotels, and enjoy the insight of guides who are not just experts but passionate storytellers and photographers who make every moment memorable.

Experience the thrill of Alaska’s frozen landscapes on our Winter Ice Climbing tour! With convenient road access, you’ll scale stunning ice formations just off the beaten path, guided by experts who ensure a safe, unforgettable adventure for all skill levels. Whether tackling roadside ice walls or hiking to hidden waterfalls, you’ll be immersed in Alaska’s breathtaking winter scenery. Gear up, step out, and conquer the ice with us! ready for a day of pure adrenaline in the heart of Alaska.

This intense adventure will surely appeal to your inner adventurer! The combination of thrilling off-roading, hiking, canyoneering, and beautiful scenery makes this the complete package! Explore the quiet backcountry of Zion National Park that is one of Southern Utah's best kept secrets!

This is one of the only fully off-trail activities in Denali, and it's the ONLY survival focused activity offered in the Denali area. It is lead by an expert survivalist guide who has survived off the land for weeks on end. If "Into the Wild" is part of what brought you to Alaska, this is the best way to get an idea of what Chris McCandless's life was really like in the Denali backcountry. Eat the edible plants that he ate and learn the not-so-edible ones he ate that resulted in his demise. OH! And we donate 5% of our net profits to conservation in the areas we guide. That means you're helping Denali by taking this tour!

On this full-day tour of Washington State’s Mt Rainier, you’ll visit the majestic 14,411-foot (4,392-m) volcano and learn about the area from your informative guide. You’ll also explore local treasures like lakes, old growth forest and waterfalls en-route from Seattle to Mt Rainier. Nature lovers won’t want to miss this! In winter and spring snowshoeing and sledding are included at no extra charge. Hiking will be offered as well PLEASE WEAR appropriate clothes and shoes. Our company picks up at hotels and spends more time in the park than others. a photographers paradise.

During forest bathing (Shinrin-yoku), guests move slowly and intentionally through a natural setting while gently shifting attention away from thoughts and toward direct sensory experience. Rather than hiking or covering distance, the focus is on slowing down, pausing often, and noticing details like the feel of the air, textures of trees, patterns of light, sounds of wind or birds, and subtle scents in the environment. The guide may invite moments of stillness where guests simply stand, sit, or lean against trees, allowing the nervous system to relax and the mind to quiet. Breath naturally slows, awareness expands, and the experience becomes less about doing and more about simply being present in the forest.