Top North America Hiking Tours

This is an all-hiking tour that begins at our location and takes you to Upper Antelope Canyon. Covering a 4 mile in total of walking (around 3 hour walking totally) there and back from the canyon to the STARTING POINT area. This is all hiking and there is NO shuttle transportation. Upper Antelope Canyon Trail will have shaded areas every quarter of a mile and water stations along the way to the Canyon to refill your bottles or jug containers.

Discover more of Alaska—and explore parts of the landscape you’d otherwise miss—on this hiking tour of Matanuska Glacier. Gear up in the provided helmet, boots and microspikes, travel to the trailhead, and follow a route designed to get close to the ice. Follow your guide across rugged terrain, see ice formations and deep crevasses up close, and learn about the glacier’s formation and natural features along the way.

There are so many great hikes in the Denver area, how can you choose? Let a local do the work—on this guided tour, you’ll get whisked off to the mountains, where you’ll hike at your comfort level (snacks and breaks as needed), learn about the flora and fauna of the Rockies, and get incredible bird’s-eye photos of Colorado. Simply put, you'll get more out of your time spent in the mountains.

Hike the best of the Blue Ridge Parkway on this guided day trip to three scenic waterfalls from Asheville. Take in views of the mountains as you tour the classic road in a comfortable van and hear stories about the area’s natural history and culture from your local guide. Watch for blooming laurels and rhododendron as you walk the easy to moderate trails through lush oak and hickory forests. Enjoy light refreshments along the way with plenty of time to relax by the falls before returning to Asheville.

Head out to the Columbia River Gorge for half a day of visiting cascading waterfalls and scenic overlooks with this tour from Portland. You'll visit Multnomah Falls, the highest waterfall in the state, as well as lesser-known falls throughout the region. You'll also have the chance to take mini-hikes in the area to get better views of waterfalls and the surrounding scenery.

This four-hour kayak, hike and swim tour into the sacred Antelope Canyon offers an unforgettable adventure: combining 2 hours of kayaking, 1.5 hours of hiking and 0.5 hour of swimming into one thrilling experience. Ideal for both beginners and advanced kayakers who are reasonably fit. This tour promises fun and exploration in one of nature's most stunning settings. The journey begins at the Antelope Point Launch Ramp, where we'll embark on a paddle through the main channel of Lake Powell, heading towards Antelope Canyon. As we navigate the lake's waters, you'll be captivated by the breathtaking natural beauty that surrounds us. Upon reaching the back of the canyon, the adventure continues with an awe-inspiring hike through the unique landscape. After the hike, it's time to paddle back and enjoy a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters of Lake Powell.

Discover the best of the Rocky Mountain National Park on a guided full-day tour. Park entrance, along with round-trip transportation from Denver or Boulder is conveniently included. Set at a moderate pace, the hike 4-mile (6.4-km) is perfect for people with some experience who also want to take time to appreciate the scenery.

Take in soaring cliffs, alpine meadows, and other natural wonders on a private, guided hiking tour of Yosemite National Park. Tailor this half-day excursion to your interests and ability; your guide helps find your perfect trail into the wilderness. Head off the tourist trail, learn about the history and ecology of the High Sierra, enjoy a backcountry picnic, and admire stunning views of the Yosemite Valley or High Country.

An excellent tour is so much more than a checklist of stops or stories. We will create a meaningful experience you'll cherish as we explore Acadia and the many hidden gems just outside of the national park on a half-day adventure tailored specifically to your group. No rush, no crowded bus. Just you, riding in comfort with guides who never tire of sharing our island. We'll handle the passes and driving, leaving you free to really enjoy Acadia. We know the secrets to escaping the press of crowded areas, while ensuring you don't miss a thing. Our guides thrive on adjusting tours to match your group's interests and abilities. A great tour leaves you brim-full of the magic of this lovely place. Sure, there are stories, tour guide puns, pictures to take, history and trivia you might forget.. but mainly, that feeling of really experiencing this place in a special way. You will leave, knowing you saw and felt more, with less stress, than anyone choosing to explore without a local expert.

The lush riverside trails of the Lamar Valley are a wildlife-watching hotspot within the Yellowstone National Park. With this guided hike, explore the natural landscapes as you venture off-road and seek out little-known spots, increasing your chances of spotting wildlife. Look out for buffalo, wolves, eagles, and other animals along the way, and watch from a safe distance in their natural habitat.

Ideal for travelers with limited time in the region, this private, full-day excursion lets you skip the time-consuming group tours and see more of Yellowstone than you could alone—and not have to worry about traffic and parking. Choose between areas of the park, visiting geysers, canyons, and taking short hikes at your own pace (all with your own guide). Explore the famous landmarks or skip them entirely, as the day is up to you.

Nature lovers can spend the day exploring the Matanuska Glacier on a hiking tour that traverses the glacier’s picturesque terrain. Along the way, your guide teaches you about the dynamic glacial features including seracs, moulons, and crevasses. While it is easy to get views of the glacier on your own, a guided hike on the glacier itself provides a completely different perspective of the otherworldly landscape.

Focus on the scenery of Tongass National Forest and Totem Park on this eco tour from Ketchikan. Traveling with a small group of just 11 people or fewer means you'll get personalized attention and plenty of time to ask questions of your guide. Follow your guide on a walk through the Alaskan rain forest and Totem Park, where you'll get views and photo ops of pristine creeks, ancient trees, and moss-covered ground. There's even a geo-caching scavenger hunt to keep kids interested and occupied.

Due to its size and varied terrain, Yellowstone National Park can be hard to navigate if visiting alone. Instead, make your visit stress-free and embark on a loop hike in the company of a guide who knows the area like the back of their hand, including all the best spots to snap photos, rest, and enjoy lunch with a view. The Grand Canyon Rim trail takes you through the forest out to Ribbon Lake, and then past a geyser basin, Clear Lake, mud pots, and meadows, for excellent views of the Hayden Valley.

Hiking the Narrows means navigating river currents, slippery stones, and unfamiliar terrain, which can be challenging without local experience. Explore this iconic Zion National Park route with a private guide who leads the way along the Virgin River and helps you appreciate the canyon’s towering cliffs and hanging gardens. Personalized guidance lets you focus on the scenery and adventure rather than navigating the route alone.

Trade the hustle and bustle of Vancouver for an immersive nature trip when you book tickets to Grouse Mountain. This outdoor and cultural park offers a range of seasonal attractions throughout the year, from wildlife viewing and family-friendly shows to the Skyride aerial tram. Book in advance to guarantee your admission—then, upon arrival, explore at your own pace and add on experiences that interest you most.

Combine seamless access to Diamond Head with the freedom to explore independently. This Diamond Head shuttle service provides round-trip transportation from Waikiki with hotel pickup, saving you time and energy, as well as entry tickets. Once you arrive at the trailhead, all that’s left for you to do is enjoy the hike, snap stunning photos, and create lasting memories.

Hiking on glaciers can be intimidating, but by booking a guided tour you can explore the Exit Glacier with the security of a guide to lead the way. A trip for fit and adventurous hikers, this tour begins with a steep hike that gets you off-the-beaten-path and away from the hoards of tourists that flock to more accessible glaciers.

Explore Mt. Rainier National Park's highlights on this day tour featuring glaciers, waterfalls, lakes, and old growth forests. From Seattle, you'll head to the park and take guided shorter hikes from the Visitor Center at Paradise, including a one-mile walk to a picnic near giant glaciers. See Reflection Lake, Narada Falls, and Christine Falls. In winter and spring (November-June), snowshoeing replaces hiking—no experience required.

Maximize time in Banff with a small-group guided e-bike and hiking tour. Ride your e-bike past Vermilion Lakes and along the shaded Legacy Trail before cycling the Bow Valley Parkway to Johnston Canyon. Continue with a guided hike to the Lower Falls Bridge. This approximately 4-hour tour combines two popular activities in one experience.

Discover the beauty of Maui’s waterfalls during a half-day tour. Meet your guide at a departure point for a small-group excursion that includes several waterfalls and optional cliff jumping. Go for a hike and admire views during the journey to reach the waterfalls. Swim, sunbathe, and jump off rocks during this adventurous tour. Go pro photography and videography are available for interested groups.

If you’re looking for a grand adventure while in Kauai, book this Uluwehi Falls (Secret Falls) Kayaking and Hiking Half-Day Tour. First, follow a guide who knows the area well on the Wailua River by kayak for a 4-mile (6.4-kilometer) paddle adventure. Then, hit the shore for a hike through the rainforest-like setting all the way to Uluwehi Falls (Secret Falls) to take in the amazing views of the falls.

Swap the crowds of Las Vegas for the peace and quiet of the Valley of Fire State Park with this group hiking tour, skipping the hassle of renting a car or worrying about finding your way around independently. Explore red sandstone formations, ancient petroglyphs, and more with a guide to lead the way.