Question 1

How do I decide what Multi-Day trip to do?

Accepted Answer

All the pictures and descriptions sound amazing! How do I know what’s right for me? Please see our blog post dedicated to the subject of choosing the best multi-day trip for you.

Question 2

Can you accommodate my dietary needs/preferences?

Accepted Answer

We can accommodate most dietary restrictions and even preferences, too! Please be honest and open with your guides about what you can and cannot eat, why, and what will happen if you do. Don’t worry if it’s just a preference – there’s no need to suffer through something you don't find delightful.

Because our guides prepare most meals completely from scratch, it’s easy for them to add, leave out, or substitute ingredients. They are attuned to the consequences of cross-contamination and prep and cook meals with great care when dealing with an allergen or an upsetting ingredient.

We ask that you be realistic about how you want to eat in the backcountry. If you follow a very strict diet at home, consider making exceptions while on the trip, as your body will be extra stressed, and comfort foods will seem much more appealing. We also want to ensure you’re getting enough calories, protein, and other nutrients. If you tell your guides you don’t eat pork, they won’t pack you any bacon, and then when breakfast rolls around and you can hear it sizzling in the pan, that delicious bacon smell is in the air, and everyone else is crunchin’ on crispy bacon strips……you’ll be eating drool for breakfast! If you tell us you eat vegan, we will pack you amazing and delicious vegan meals, so don’t count on stealing anyone’s cheese and jerky if it turns out you actually make exceptions for tasty treats! Be realistic, and communicate honestly.

If you have a highly specialized diet for health reasons and we are not able to accommodate it, we will work with you to find an alternative solution.

Question 3

What’s the difference between a Group Trip and a Private Trip?

Accepted Answer

Most of our Multi-day Trips are offered in both a Group and Private Trip format.

Group Trips have set dates and are made up of individual travelers or smaller parties who don’t know each other but are excited to adventure together! On a Group Trip, you’ll meet new people with similar interests and be able to spread the costs of the trip resulting in a lower per-person rate. We guarantee the lowest possible rate for all land-based Group Trips and the 3-6 Person rate for all multi-day rafting Group Trips (we'll lower this rate if more than 6 people join). This means, you're guaranteed a low rate, no matter how many people join the group! We'll run the trip even if only 1 person signs up! Our land-based group trips max out at 8 participants and 12 participants for rafting trips.

Private Trips have custom dates and are just for your party. Private Trips are great for families, especially those with young children, close groups of friends and couples just wanting to spend time together, or those with special interests like photography or birding that they want to focus on during the trip. On a Private Trip, the entire experience is customized to your party and you don’t have to compromise to anyone else’s interests or abilities. Private Trips can be for just one, solo adventurer or get as big as 12 participants for larger groups.

For both Group and Private Trips, we work with a ratio of 1:4 for land-based trips, 1:3 for rafting trips, and 1:2-3 for mountaineering and ski trips. This helps with any pacing or interest discrepancies and provides additional support for bigger groups.

Question 4

How do I decide what Multi-Day trip to do?

Accepted Answer

All the pictures and descriptions sound amazing! How do I know what’s right for me? Please see our blog post dedicated to the subject of choosing the best multi-day trip for you.

Question 5

Can you accommodate my dietary needs/preferences?

Accepted Answer

We can accommodate most dietary restrictions and even preferences, too! Please be honest and open with your guides about what you can and cannot eat, why, and what will happen if you do. Don’t worry if it’s just a preference – there’s no need to suffer through something you don't find delightful.

Because our guides prepare most meals completely from scratch, it’s easy for them to add, leave out, or substitute ingredients. They are attuned to the consequences of cross-contamination and prep and cook meals with great care when dealing with an allergen or an upsetting ingredient.

We ask that you be realistic about how you want to eat in the backcountry. If you follow a very strict diet at home, consider making exceptions while on the trip, as your body will be extra stressed, and comfort foods will seem much more appealing. We also want to ensure you’re getting enough calories, protein, and other nutrients. If you tell your guides you don’t eat pork, they won’t pack you any bacon, and then when breakfast rolls around and you can hear it sizzling in the pan, that delicious bacon smell is in the air, and everyone else is crunchin’ on crispy bacon strips……you’ll be eating drool for breakfast! If you tell us you eat vegan, we will pack you amazing and delicious vegan meals, so don’t count on stealing anyone’s cheese and jerky if it turns out you actually make exceptions for tasty treats! Be realistic, and communicate honestly.

If you have a highly specialized diet for health reasons and we are not able to accommodate it, we will work with you to find an alternative solution.

Question 6

What’s the difference between a Group Trip and a Private Trip?

Accepted Answer

Most of our Multi-day Trips are offered in both a Group and Private Trip format.

Group Trips have set dates and are made up of individual travelers or smaller parties who don’t know each other but are excited to adventure together! On a Group Trip, you’ll meet new people with similar interests and be able to spread the costs of the trip resulting in a lower per-person rate. We guarantee the lowest possible rate for all land-based Group Trips and the 3-6 Person rate for all multi-day rafting Group Trips (we'll lower this rate if more than 6 people join). This means, you're guaranteed a low rate, no matter how many people join the group! We'll run the trip even if only 1 person signs up! Our land-based group trips max out at 8 participants and 12 participants for rafting trips.

Private Trips have custom dates and are just for your party. Private Trips are great for families, especially those with young children, close groups of friends and couples just wanting to spend time together, or those with special interests like photography or birding that they want to focus on during the trip. On a Private Trip, the entire experience is customized to your party and you don’t have to compromise to anyone else’s interests or abilities. Private Trips can be for just one, solo adventurer or get as big as 12 participants for larger groups.

For both Group and Private Trips, we work with a ratio of 1:4 for land-based trips, 1:3 for rafting trips, and 1:2-3 for mountaineering and ski trips. This helps with any pacing or interest discrepancies and provides additional support for bigger groups.

Question 7

How do I decide what Multi-Day trip to do?

Accepted Answer

All the pictures and descriptions sound amazing! How do I know what’s right for me? Please see our blog post dedicated to the subject of choosing the best multi-day trip for you.

Question 8

Can you accommodate my dietary needs/preferences?

Accepted Answer

We can accommodate most dietary restrictions and even preferences, too! Please be honest and open with your guides about what you can and cannot eat, why, and what will happen if you do. Don’t worry if it’s just a preference – there’s no need to suffer through something you don't find delightful.

Because our guides prepare most meals completely from scratch, it’s easy for them to add, leave out, or substitute ingredients. They are attuned to the consequences of cross-contamination and prep and cook meals with great care when dealing with an allergen or an upsetting ingredient.

We ask that you be realistic about how you want to eat in the backcountry. If you follow a very strict diet at home, consider making exceptions while on the trip, as your body will be extra stressed, and comfort foods will seem much more appealing. We also want to ensure you’re getting enough calories, protein, and other nutrients. If you tell your guides you don’t eat pork, they won’t pack you any bacon, and then when breakfast rolls around and you can hear it sizzling in the pan, that delicious bacon smell is in the air, and everyone else is crunchin’ on crispy bacon strips……you’ll be eating drool for breakfast! If you tell us you eat vegan, we will pack you amazing and delicious vegan meals, so don’t count on stealing anyone’s cheese and jerky if it turns out you actually make exceptions for tasty treats! Be realistic, and communicate honestly.

If you have a highly specialized diet for health reasons and we are not able to accommodate it, we will work with you to find an alternative solution.

Question 9

What’s the difference between a Group Trip and a Private Trip?

Accepted Answer

Most of our Multi-day Trips are offered in both a Group and Private Trip format.

Group Trips have set dates and are made up of individual travelers or smaller parties who don’t know each other but are excited to adventure together! On a Group Trip, you’ll meet new people with similar interests and be able to spread the costs of the trip resulting in a lower per-person rate. We guarantee the lowest possible rate for all land-based Group Trips and the 3-6 Person rate for all multi-day rafting Group Trips (we'll lower this rate if more than 6 people join). This means, you're guaranteed a low rate, no matter how many people join the group! We'll run the trip even if only 1 person signs up! Our land-based group trips max out at 8 participants and 12 participants for rafting trips.

Private Trips have custom dates and are just for your party. Private Trips are great for families, especially those with young children, close groups of friends and couples just wanting to spend time together, or those with special interests like photography or birding that they want to focus on during the trip. On a Private Trip, the entire experience is customized to your party and you don’t have to compromise to anyone else’s interests or abilities. Private Trips can be for just one, solo adventurer or get as big as 12 participants for larger groups.

For both Group and Private Trips, we work with a ratio of 1:4 for land-based trips, 1:3 for rafting trips, and 1:2-3 for mountaineering and ski trips. This helps with any pacing or interest discrepancies and provides additional support for bigger groups.

Question 10

How do I decide what Multi-Day trip to do?

Accepted Answer

All the pictures and descriptions sound amazing! How do I know what’s right for me? Please see our blog post dedicated to the subject of choosing the best multi-day trip for you.

Question 11

Can you accommodate my dietary needs/preferences?

Accepted Answer

We can accommodate most dietary restrictions and even preferences, too! Please be honest and open with your guides about what you can and cannot eat, why, and what will happen if you do. Don’t worry if it’s just a preference – there’s no need to suffer through something you don't find delightful.

Because our guides prepare most meals completely from scratch, it’s easy for them to add, leave out, or substitute ingredients. They are attuned to the consequences of cross-contamination and prep and cook meals with great care when dealing with an allergen or an upsetting ingredient.

We ask that you be realistic about how you want to eat in the backcountry. If you follow a very strict diet at home, consider making exceptions while on the trip, as your body will be extra stressed, and comfort foods will seem much more appealing. We also want to ensure you’re getting enough calories, protein, and other nutrients. If you tell your guides you don’t eat pork, they won’t pack you any bacon, and then when breakfast rolls around and you can hear it sizzling in the pan, that delicious bacon smell is in the air, and everyone else is crunchin’ on crispy bacon strips……you’ll be eating drool for breakfast! If you tell us you eat vegan, we will pack you amazing and delicious vegan meals, so don’t count on stealing anyone’s cheese and jerky if it turns out you actually make exceptions for tasty treats! Be realistic, and communicate honestly.

If you have a highly specialized diet for health reasons and we are not able to accommodate it, we will work with you to find an alternative solution.

Question 12

What’s the difference between a Group Trip and a Private Trip?

Accepted Answer

Most of our Multi-day Trips are offered in both a Group and Private Trip format.

Group Trips have set dates and are made up of individual travelers or smaller parties who don’t know each other but are excited to adventure together! On a Group Trip, you’ll meet new people with similar interests and be able to spread the costs of the trip resulting in a lower per-person rate. We guarantee the lowest possible rate for all land-based Group Trips and the 3-6 Person rate for all multi-day rafting Group Trips (we'll lower this rate if more than 6 people join). This means, you're guaranteed a low rate, no matter how many people join the group! We'll run the trip even if only 1 person signs up! Our land-based group trips max out at 8 participants and 12 participants for rafting trips.

Private Trips have custom dates and are just for your party. Private Trips are great for families, especially those with young children, close groups of friends and couples just wanting to spend time together, or those with special interests like photography or birding that they want to focus on during the trip. On a Private Trip, the entire experience is customized to your party and you don’t have to compromise to anyone else’s interests or abilities. Private Trips can be for just one, solo adventurer or get as big as 12 participants for larger groups.

For both Group and Private Trips, we work with a ratio of 1:4 for land-based trips, 1:3 for rafting trips, and 1:2-3 for mountaineering and ski trips. This helps with any pacing or interest discrepancies and provides additional support for bigger groups.

Question 13

How do I decide what Multi-Day trip to do?

Accepted Answer

All the pictures and descriptions sound amazing! How do I know what’s right for me? Please see our blog post dedicated to the subject of choosing the best multi-day trip for you.

Question 14

Can you accommodate my dietary needs/preferences?

Accepted Answer

We can accommodate most dietary restrictions and even preferences, too! Please be honest and open with your guides about what you can and cannot eat, why, and what will happen if you do. Don’t worry if it’s just a preference – there’s no need to suffer through something you don't find delightful.

Because our guides prepare most meals completely from scratch, it’s easy for them to add, leave out, or substitute ingredients. They are attuned to the consequences of cross-contamination and prep and cook meals with great care when dealing with an allergen or an upsetting ingredient.

We ask that you be realistic about how you want to eat in the backcountry. If you follow a very strict diet at home, consider making exceptions while on the trip, as your body will be extra stressed, and comfort foods will seem much more appealing. We also want to ensure you’re getting enough calories, protein, and other nutrients. If you tell your guides you don’t eat pork, they won’t pack you any bacon, and then when breakfast rolls around and you can hear it sizzling in the pan, that delicious bacon smell is in the air, and everyone else is crunchin’ on crispy bacon strips……you’ll be eating drool for breakfast! If you tell us you eat vegan, we will pack you amazing and delicious vegan meals, so don’t count on stealing anyone’s cheese and jerky if it turns out you actually make exceptions for tasty treats! Be realistic, and communicate honestly.

If you have a highly specialized diet for health reasons and we are not able to accommodate it, we will work with you to find an alternative solution.

Question 15

What’s the difference between a Group Trip and a Private Trip?

Accepted Answer

Most of our Multi-day Trips are offered in both a Group and Private Trip format.

Group Trips have set dates and are made up of individual travelers or smaller parties who don’t know each other but are excited to adventure together! On a Group Trip, you’ll meet new people with similar interests and be able to spread the costs of the trip resulting in a lower per-person rate. We guarantee the lowest possible rate for all land-based Group Trips and the 3-6 Person rate for all multi-day rafting Group Trips (we'll lower this rate if more than 6 people join). This means, you're guaranteed a low rate, no matter how many people join the group! We'll run the trip even if only 1 person signs up! Our land-based group trips max out at 8 participants and 12 participants for rafting trips.

Private Trips have custom dates and are just for your party. Private Trips are great for families, especially those with young children, close groups of friends and couples just wanting to spend time together, or those with special interests like photography or birding that they want to focus on during the trip. On a Private Trip, the entire experience is customized to your party and you don’t have to compromise to anyone else’s interests or abilities. Private Trips can be for just one, solo adventurer or get as big as 12 participants for larger groups.

For both Group and Private Trips, we work with a ratio of 1:4 for land-based trips, 1:3 for rafting trips, and 1:2-3 for mountaineering and ski trips. This helps with any pacing or interest discrepancies and provides additional support for bigger groups.

Question 16

How do I decide what Multi-Day trip to do?

Accepted Answer

All the pictures and descriptions sound amazing! How do I know what’s right for me? Please see our blog post dedicated to the subject of choosing the best multi-day trip for you.

Question 17

How do I decide what Multi-Day trip to do?

Accepted Answer

All the pictures and descriptions sound amazing! How do I know what’s right for me? Please see our blog post dedicated to the subject of choosing the best multi-day trip for you.

Question 18

Can you accommodate my dietary needs/preferences?

Accepted Answer

We can accommodate most dietary restrictions and even preferences, too! Please be honest and open with your guides about what you can and cannot eat, why, and what will happen if you do. Don’t worry if it’s just a preference – there’s no need to suffer through something you don't find delightful.

Because our guides prepare most meals completely from scratch, it’s easy for them to add, leave out, or substitute ingredients. They are attuned to the consequences of cross-contamination and prep and cook meals with great care when dealing with an allergen or an upsetting ingredient.

We ask that you be realistic about how you want to eat in the backcountry. If you follow a very strict diet at home, consider making exceptions while on the trip, as your body will be extra stressed, and comfort foods will seem much more appealing. We also want to ensure you’re getting enough calories, protein, and other nutrients. If you tell your guides you don’t eat pork, they won’t pack you any bacon, and then when breakfast rolls around and you can hear it sizzling in the pan, that delicious bacon smell is in the air, and everyone else is crunchin’ on crispy bacon strips……you’ll be eating drool for breakfast! If you tell us you eat vegan, we will pack you amazing and delicious vegan meals, so don’t count on stealing anyone’s cheese and jerky if it turns out you actually make exceptions for tasty treats! Be realistic, and communicate honestly.

If you have a highly specialized diet for health reasons and we are not able to accommodate it, we will work with you to find an alternative solution.

Question 19

Can you accommodate my dietary needs/preferences?

Accepted Answer

We can accommodate most dietary restrictions and even preferences, too! Please be honest and open with your guides about what you can and cannot eat, why, and what will happen if you do. Don’t worry if it’s just a preference – there’s no need to suffer through something you don't find delightful.

Because our guides prepare most meals completely from scratch, it’s easy for them to add, leave out, or substitute ingredients. They are attuned to the consequences of cross-contamination and prep and cook meals with great care when dealing with an allergen or an upsetting ingredient.

We ask that you be realistic about how you want to eat in the backcountry. If you follow a very strict diet at home, consider making exceptions while on the trip, as your body will be extra stressed, and comfort foods will seem much more appealing. We also want to ensure you’re getting enough calories, protein, and other nutrients. If you tell your guides you don’t eat pork, they won’t pack you any bacon, and then when breakfast rolls around and you can hear it sizzling in the pan, that delicious bacon smell is in the air, and everyone else is crunchin’ on crispy bacon strips……you’ll be eating drool for breakfast! If you tell us you eat vegan, we will pack you amazing and delicious vegan meals, so don’t count on stealing anyone’s cheese and jerky if it turns out you actually make exceptions for tasty treats! Be realistic, and communicate honestly.

If you have a highly specialized diet for health reasons and we are not able to accommodate it, we will work with you to find an alternative solution.

Question 20

What’s the difference between a Group Trip and a Private Trip?

Accepted Answer

Most of our Multi-day Trips are offered in both a Group and Private Trip format.

Group Trips have set dates and are made up of individual travelers or smaller parties who don’t know each other but are excited to adventure together! On a Group Trip, you’ll meet new people with similar interests and be able to spread the costs of the trip resulting in a lower per-person rate. We guarantee the lowest possible rate for all land-based Group Trips and the 3-6 Person rate for all multi-day rafting Group Trips (we'll lower this rate if more than 6 people join). This means, you're guaranteed a low rate, no matter how many people join the group! We'll run the trip even if only 1 person signs up! Our land-based group trips max out at 8 participants and 12 participants for rafting trips.

Private Trips have custom dates and are just for your party. Private Trips are great for families, especially those with young children, close groups of friends and couples just wanting to spend time together, or those with special interests like photography or birding that they want to focus on during the trip. On a Private Trip, the entire experience is customized to your party and you don’t have to compromise to anyone else’s interests or abilities. Private Trips can be for just one, solo adventurer or get as big as 12 participants for larger groups.

For both Group and Private Trips, we work with a ratio of 1:4 for land-based trips, 1:3 for rafting trips, and 1:2-3 for mountaineering and ski trips. This helps with any pacing or interest discrepancies and provides additional support for bigger groups.

Question 21

What’s the difference between a Group Trip and a Private Trip?

Accepted Answer

Most of our Multi-day Trips are offered in both a Group and Private Trip format.

Group Trips have set dates and are made up of individual travelers or smaller parties who don’t know each other but are excited to adventure together! On a Group Trip, you’ll meet new people with similar interests and be able to spread the costs of the trip resulting in a lower per-person rate. We guarantee the lowest possible rate for all land-based Group Trips and the 3-6 Person rate for all multi-day rafting Group Trips (we'll lower this rate if more than 6 people join). This means, you're guaranteed a low rate, no matter how many people join the group! We'll run the trip even if only 1 person signs up! Our land-based group trips max out at 8 participants and 12 participants for rafting trips.

Private Trips have custom dates and are just for your party. Private Trips are great for families, especially those with young children, close groups of friends and couples just wanting to spend time together, or those with special interests like photography or birding that they want to focus on during the trip. On a Private Trip, the entire experience is customized to your party and you don’t have to compromise to anyone else’s interests or abilities. Private Trips can be for just one, solo adventurer or get as big as 12 participants for larger groups.

For both Group and Private Trips, we work with a ratio of 1:4 for land-based trips, 1:3 for rafting trips, and 1:2-3 for mountaineering and ski trips. This helps with any pacing or interest discrepancies and provides additional support for bigger groups.

Question 22

How do I decide what Multi-Day trip to do?

Accepted Answer

All the pictures and descriptions sound amazing! How do I know what’s right for me? Please see our blog post dedicated to the subject of choosing the best multi-day trip for you.

Question 23

Can you accommodate my dietary needs/preferences?

Accepted Answer

We can accommodate most dietary restrictions and even preferences, too! Please be honest and open with your guides about what you can and cannot eat, why, and what will happen if you do. Don’t worry if it’s just a preference – there’s no need to suffer through something you don't find delightful.

Because our guides prepare most meals completely from scratch, it’s easy for them to add, leave out, or substitute ingredients. They are attuned to the consequences of cross-contamination and prep and cook meals with great care when dealing with an allergen or an upsetting ingredient.

We ask that you be realistic about how you want to eat in the backcountry. If you follow a very strict diet at home, consider making exceptions while on the trip, as your body will be extra stressed, and comfort foods will seem much more appealing. We also want to ensure you’re getting enough calories, protein, and other nutrients. If you tell your guides you don’t eat pork, they won’t pack you any bacon, and then when breakfast rolls around and you can hear it sizzling in the pan, that delicious bacon smell is in the air, and everyone else is crunchin’ on crispy bacon strips……you’ll be eating drool for breakfast! If you tell us you eat vegan, we will pack you amazing and delicious vegan meals, so don’t count on stealing anyone’s cheese and jerky if it turns out you actually make exceptions for tasty treats! Be realistic, and communicate honestly.

If you have a highly specialized diet for health reasons and we are not able to accommodate it, we will work with you to find an alternative solution.

Question 24

What’s the difference between a Group Trip and a Private Trip?

Accepted Answer

Most of our Multi-day Trips are offered in both a Group and Private Trip format.

Group Trips have set dates and are made up of individual travelers or smaller parties who don’t know each other but are excited to adventure together! On a Group Trip, you’ll meet new people with similar interests and be able to spread the costs of the trip resulting in a lower per-person rate. We guarantee the lowest possible rate for all land-based Group Trips and the 3-6 Person rate for all multi-day rafting Group Trips (we'll lower this rate if more than 6 people join). This means, you're guaranteed a low rate, no matter how many people join the group! We'll run the trip even if only 1 person signs up! Our land-based group trips max out at 8 participants and 12 participants for rafting trips.

Private Trips have custom dates and are just for your party. Private Trips are great for families, especially those with young children, close groups of friends and couples just wanting to spend time together, or those with special interests like photography or birding that they want to focus on during the trip. On a Private Trip, the entire experience is customized to your party and you don’t have to compromise to anyone else’s interests or abilities. Private Trips can be for just one, solo adventurer or get as big as 12 participants for larger groups.

For both Group and Private Trips, we work with a ratio of 1:4 for land-based trips, 1:3 for rafting trips, and 1:2-3 for mountaineering and ski trips. This helps with any pacing or interest discrepancies and provides additional support for bigger groups.

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