High End
If you want four or five star accommodations in a higher end hotel/resort this experience is for you. Instead of cooking by camp fire you will return to the luxury of your hotel where you can freshen up before dining in a local restaurant. With this level of experience you can enjoy a exhilarating hike or kayak during the day and come back to your hotel to enjoy all that it has to offer. Staying in a hotel/resort is great for those who want the comforts of home in the evening while enjoying the beauty of mother nature during the day. Individuals interested in a luxury experience will have the option of fine dining as well as restaurant dining. Accessible rooms are a major advantage to this level of experience. People enjoying these trips may have access to medical facilities as well as use of numerous amenities (spas, pools, gyms, etc.)
HOTEL/MOTEL
Do you like the idea of staying in a hotel or motel? Do you like the freedom of having your own accessible room? This level of luxury provides you with a vacation where you have access to many of the amenities of home. This option allows you to partake in wilderness activities and come back to your own room to relax and enjoy standard comforts. This option provides you with the ability to eat at restaurants or cook your own food. Go on a day hike, experience the beauty of the region, and then fill the rest of your day with a variety of different options. This is the perfect choice for people who want a relaxing vacation, but don’t want to spend the amount of money to stay in a luxurious resort.
HOSTEL
Our partnership with Hostelling International means you have access to cozy communal accommodations at a comfortable price. Hostels are the perfect fit for groups or individuals. Most hostels have large fully equipped kitchens and ample eating space. Curl up in front of a warm fire after a day in the mountains or enjoy a BBQ. All bedding and towels are included. Most hostels are equipped with electricity, running water and hot showers.
CABIN
Cabins provide a unique wilderness experience that bridge the gap between being in the wild and having most of the conveniences of home. In this level of experience you will be provided with a warm bed, bathroom, kitchen and electricity. Being able to go on a hike and come back to your cabin for a campfire and evening of stories is a memory that will be hard to forget. Through this level of luxury you can feel shielded from the elements and enjoy the comfort of having a place to return to at the end of your day of exploring the best nature has to offer. This level of luxury is perfect for someone who doesn’t want to camp but wants a full wilderness experience.
CABIN/TENT
Are you nervous about spending your entire stay in a tent? This is a great opportunity to experience tent camping and still have the comforts of a cabin when you want it. Numerous parks enable tourists to stay in cabins which provide a great way to spend some time sheltered from the wilderness. You will have little to no access to modern amenities (running water, electricity, heat, etc.) and all of your meals will be home made on camp fires and stoves. This type of trip is primarily self-supported (we carry in what we need with us for the duration of the trip). Staff attending these trips are trained in WIlderness First aid, beyond that there is generally limited medical assistance available. Bathroom facilities are limited, but outhouses are available. When necessary we will provide trained personal care assistants who are experienced in handling personal care needs in wilderness settings.
TENT
Do you want an authentic wilderness experience? Do you want to be able to boast that you braved the elements and “roughed it”? This level of luxury is a backcountry enthusiast’s dream. Stay in tents, sleep in sleeping bags, and cook over camp stoves and fires. If you are ready to experience tenting you are ready to experience some of the most breathtaking and serene locations mother nature has to offer. These trips offer remote settings and are generally completely self-supported. Medical assistance is not readily available (other than staff with wilderness first aid and various medical backgrounds). People should feel comfortable leaving modern amenities at home (lift systems, internet, computers, cellphones, showers etc.). Bathroom facilities are scarce and outhouses are considered a luxury.
