Top USA Hiking Tours - page 41

Explore the world renowned Boulder Flatirons up close and personal. Preston, a Boulder local, will help you escape into the foothills of the Rockies and help you connect to the natural landscape through storytelling and conversations about the local flora fauna and history of the Flatirons.

Make the most of Park City's stunning views by enjoying a private yoga session on top of a mountain. This is a unique opportunity to combine snowshoeing with yoga—you'll snowshoe to and from the snowy mountain top as part of your workout. A private class allows you to move at your own pace and fitness level without feeling rushed.

Mere minutes from the hustle of downtown Portland, a wooded wonderland awaits you. Forest Park boasts over 5,200 acres of lush greenery and 70 miles of pristine trails, making it one of the largest urban parks in the U.S. - and, in my humble opinion, our best! In this guided tour with a local expert, you'll hike beneath a grand canopy of majestic Douglas Fir, stunning Bigleaf Maple, whispering Western Hemlock, mighty Oregon White Oak and more. Hikers will enjoy jaw-dropping views of the Cascade mountain range, featuring Mount Hood - Oregon's highest peak at 11,250 feet. Other attractions on our tour include Portland's storied Witch’s Castle and the historic Pittock Mansion. We’ll stop outside the mansion for a small picnic of local goodies, restroom breaks, and Insta-worthy photo ops before trekking back down to the starting point.

Discover the serene beauty of Glacier National Park during winter with guided snowshoe tour. Perfect for both beginners and experienced snowshoers, this adventure includes a comfortable pace through snowy trails, breathtaking mountain views, and an informative guide sharing insights on winter ecology. Enjoy a scenic lunch amidst the tranquil winter landscape, making this a memorable outing. Experience Glacier without the crowds and immerse yourself in the park's natural wonders. - Guided snowshoe tour with equipment provided, suitable for all levels - Scenic drive includes stops at Hungry Horse Dam and Lake McDonald - Lunch in a beautiful, snowy setting with stunning views - Round-trip transportation from your lodging in Flathead Valley or Whitefish area

One of the best times of year to visit Mount Rainier is in the winter months. When the days get shorter, the summer crowds head home, and the park turns into a true winter wonderland, come visit Longmire in Mount Rainier National Park! Stroll through the old-growth forests, where Douglas fir, hemlock, and cedar trees dwarf visitors. The bubbling natural springs tell a story of what lies beneath this abundant and volatile landscape. Experience the natural silence that takes hold as the snow dusted trees insulate the world around you. Learn the diverse history the Longmire area and how this region has attracted visitors long before it was a national park. After arriving at Mt. Rainier, you will get out to experience as much of the Longmire area as possible for the day. Explore beyond the vehicle during walks and hikes with your guide by your side the entire time. If conditions call for snowshoes, your guide will provide an introductory lesson on how to stay safe and enjoy your walk.

Reconnect with nature on a rejuvenating day trip through Starved Rock and Matthiessen State Parks. This guided adventure blends relaxation with light hiking, perfect for entrepreneurs and anyone seeking a mental reset. Discover scenic canyons and stunning waterfalls as you explore the great outdoors, and wind down with a group dinner at Starved Rock Lodge Lounge, where stories and reflections are shared. Conclude your day with a stop for souvenir shopping and ice cream, leaving you refreshed and inspired. - Enjoy guided exploration of Starved Rock’s trails and Matthiessen’s waterfalls - Group dinner at Starved Rock Lodge Lounge (meals not included) - Suitable for ages 16+, with a total hiking duration of 4 hours - Includes bottled water and light snacks, with optional photo sessions

* Please note this trip has a MINIMUM OF 2pp OR MORE to operate and will show sold out if less than 2pp is inputted on the first booking. This Lime Kiln Trail offers beautiful views of the Lower Salt River as you hike along the side of it. On this Trail keep your eyes open for the mountain sheep that live along the cliffside. You'll also have a great chance of seeing wild horses in this area. Your leading destination on this trail will be the Lime Kiln, also known as the Goldfield Ovens. It is a limestone kiln built by the pioneers in the late 1800s. This trail difficulty rating is considered moderate, with a length of about 4 miles out and back, an elevation gain of about 406 ft, and its highest grade of 12%.

* Please note this trip has a MINIMUM OF 2pp OR MORE to operate and will show sold out if less than 2pp is inputted on the first booking. This Copper Mile Trail offers expansive scenery of the Lower Salt River, with a grand view of Red Mountain. On this trail, you'll have a good chance of seeing the wild horses in the area. Your main destination on this trail will lead you to a historic abandoned mine last used in 1947! This Trail's difficulty rating is considered easy to moderately challenging (depending on the route you take). The length of the trail is about a 3-mile loop, with an elevation gain of about 242ft, and it's highest grade being 60%.

Our 6-day Young Adventurer's Program in Washington’s Olympic National Park is designed for participants ages 11-13 who are either new or experienced backpackers. (Youth will be grouped with like ages.) This adventure summer camp in Olympic National Park focuses on leadership and outdoor skill-building with teens camping and hiking beside high alpine lakes, rivers, waterfalls, and meadows. Most trips have an opportunity to summit peaks and/or partake in some spectacular sunsets among some breath-taking geological formations. Risk-taking and challenges complimented by fun and support from others lead to a positive and often life-changing adventure for all! Voted as one of the "Best Backpacking Programs for Youth out West," (by Outside Magazine) our Olympic Program was new in 2020 after expanding from Yosemite where we are the #1 guide service and summer camp. 2025 Dates: 6/22-6/27 6/29-7/4 7/6-7/11 7/13-7/18 7/20-7/25 7/27-8/1 8/3-8/8 8/10-8/15 8/17-8/22 8/24-8/29

Sun-kissed Ojai, California is an outdoor adventurer’s dream, and this customized guided tour lets you experience its wonders with ease. Ride the Ojai Valley Bike Trail to Ventura State Beach, hike Los Padres National Forest, and scale the rocks of Ojai Valley, with all the gear you’ll need provided. Your guide will also help you make the most of your visit to Ojai with recommendations for local dining, hotels, and spas.