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10 Days
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up to 13New England in the Fall
Falling autumn leaves, a crisp chill in the air, and a hot cider in your hand isn’t just the opening for any good Hallmark movie, it’s also the magic of this New England Meetup Tour.
We start in Boston to marvel at architecture and listen to stories of our nations founding mothers and fathers We’ll make our way into stunning Maine for a coastal feast and hikes though Acadia National Park and the Appalachian Mountain Trail.
Taste your way through Vermont when we visit Stowe, a quaint little village with cider, cheese and Ben and
Jerry’s to taste. More mountains, more hikes, more gorgeous fall colors at Adirondack Mountains before we go to the Big Apple!
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Highlights

Experience the ionic fall foliage of the East Coast with hikes, drives, views, and plenty of photo opportunities.

Eat your way through New England tasting lobster in Maine, Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, cheese, donuts, and more.

Go behind the scenes to meet the performers and watch a Broadway rehearsal in New York City.
Itinerary

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Boston

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Boston’s Freedom Trail

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Cape Cod

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Scenic Roadtrip to Maine

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Acadia National Park

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Fall Foliage Drive

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Appalachian Trail Hike

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8
Taste New England’s Best Food

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9
Mount Mansfield, Vermont

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10
New York City
Accommodation
Our accommodation is hand-picked to give you the best combination of comfort, location, and style. These are photos from our collection of favorite hotels and resorts to give you a sense of the accommodation you can expect with us.
Inn on Mount Desert
We love this inn for the modern amenities in a beautifully decorated interior reflecting its historic location. It’s a quick walk to town with a waterfront and plenty of shops and restaurants to wander around.

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Boston
The central location of this hotel is perfect for exploring downtown Boston. You’ll be able to easily walk around and explore the city. Amenities include a restaurant, business center and breakfast.

Details
- Shared hotel accommodation in double room
- Trained guide
- Guided hikes
- 9 Breakfasts
- 1 Lunches (food tour)
- 2 Dinners
- Local transportation
- All entrance fees and included activities in the itinerary unless specified as optional
Included activities and experiences:
- Harvard walking tour
- Freedom trail walking tour
- Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
- Lobster dinner
- Acadia National Park entrance fee + hike
- Moose watching tour
- Ben + Jerry’s factory tour
- Food sampling in Vermont
- Behind-the-scenes Broadway tour
Arrival Airport: Boston Logan International Airport (BOS)
Departure Airport: Any New York City Airport. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), LaGuardia Airport (LGA) or Newark International Airport (EWR)
Tour check-in: 9am
Tour check-out: 5pm
The first day of the tour is jam packed with great activities, so we recommend booking an early AM flight or arriving a day early. More details to follow once your spot is booked.
- A deposit of $500 is required to hold your spot.
- Final payment is due 60 days before departure.
- Pay as much as often as you like until the due date.
- If you cancel your spot with at least 60 days notice before departure, you can apply your payment to any new trip.
- No refunds on deposits.
- Airfares
- Visa fees (if applicable)
- Travel insurance (mandatory)
- Airport drop off
- Covid PCR Test (required for non-vaccinated travelers)
- The itinerary is subject to change due for any reason – weather, unexpected cancellations, impromptu local opportunities, or surprise additions.
- Comprehensive travel insurance is mandatory or you may be refused to join the tour. See our guide for help choosing a plan.
- All bookings are subject to our terms and conditions.
No visas are required for US citizens or US passport holders. If traveling domestically in the US, only a valid state-issued ID is required.
For travelers from other countries of origins, please review US entry requirements on the State Department website.
11 Days
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up to 13Four Corners, USA
Discover the beauty of some of the United States’ most famous national parks, drive down iconic Route 66, and experience Native American culture first hand.
Led by Native American guides from the Navajo and Pueblo nations, we will experience their culture, see ancestral land through their eyes, and learn efforts made to restore their heritage. We’ll also hike, road trip, and marvel at national parks and scenic landscapes.
From Zion National Park to the Rocky Mountains, this tour will also show you the rightfully famous four corners in the United States. There will be ample opportunity to reconnect to yourself and to nature.
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Highlights

Get your kicks on a mini road trip down Route 66

Join a Native America guide as she shows us the red sandstone sculptures in Antelope Canyon.

Take one of the most scenic train rides in the world with a historic ride through the Rockies.

Sleep in a traditional hogen after gazing at a starry sky

Partake in a ceremony and Navajo taco dinner

Visit a Mormon settlement turned ghost town
Itinerary

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Zion National Park

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Angel’s Landing in Zion

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Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend

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Navajo Nation

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Durango, Colorado

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Train Ride Through the Rockies

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Hiking in the Rockies

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Pueblo Culture and Chaco Canyon

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Pueblo Culture and Chaco Canyon

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Sedona, Arizona

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Route 66 Back to Vegas
Accommodation
Our accommodation is hand-picked to give you the best combination of comfort, location, and style. These are photos from our collection of favorite hotels and resorts to give you a sense of the accommodation you can expect with us.
Bumbleberry Inn
Our stay at the female owned Bumbleberry Inn gives us one of a kind 360 views of Zion and Springdale, Utah. On the hotel grounds, there are even friendly farm animals you can meet!

Navajo Hogan
A hogan is a traditional dwelling used by the Navajo people. A hogan can be round, cone-shaped, or square with timber or stone walls packed tightly with earth. This building method was a pioneer in natural energy efficiency because the home was kept cool by natural air ventilation and water sprinkled on the dirt ground inside. During the winter the fireplace kept the inside warm well into the night.

Details
- Shared accommodation in double rooms
- Wilderness trained guide
- Native American guide while in Navajo + Pueblo nations
- 10 Breakfasts
- 3 Dinners
- Local transportation
- All entrance fees and included activities in the itinerary unless specified as optional
Included activities and experiences:
- Grafton ghost town tour
- Zion National Park entrance fee
- Guided tour of Antelope Slot Canyon
- Jeep tour of Navajo Nation
- Navajo ceremony
- Rocky Mountains Train Ride
- Guided hike
- Chaco Canyon tour
- Acoma Pueblo tour
- Four corners monument entrance fee
Arrival Airport: McCarran International Airport (LAS) in Las Vegas
Departure Airport: McCarran International Airport (LAS) in Las Vegas
Tour check-in: 9am
Tour check-out: 5pm
On the first day of the tour, we will leave Las Vegas right away. We recommend booking an early AM flight or arriving one day early. More details to follow once your spot is booked.
- A deposit of $500 is required to hold your spot.
- Final payment is due 60 days before departure.
- Pay as much as often as you like until the due date.
- If you cancel your spot with at least 60 days notice before departure, you can apply your payment to any new trip.
- No refunds on deposits.
- Airfares
- Travel insurance (mandatory)
- Airport drop off
- Covid PCR test (required for non-vaccinated travelers)
- The itinerary is subject to change due for any reason – weather, unexpected cancellations, impromptu local opportunities, or surprise additions.
- Comprehensive travel insurance is mandatory or you may be refused to join the tour. See our guide for help choosing a plan.
- All bookings are subject to our terms and conditions.
No visas are required for US citizens or US passport holders. If traveling domestically in the US, only a valid state-issued ID is required.
For travelers from other countries of origins, please review US entry requirements on the State Department website.
11 Days
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up to 13Washington National Parks
Cross three major national parks off your bucket list and see why they call it the Evergreen State in this camping and hiking adventure through Washington State.
Experience the coffee culture and outdoor markets of Seattle before zig zagging from one national park to the next. Our first camp spot is in Northern Cascades, where we hike in the rugged wilderness before heading to the coastal islands of the San Juans.
After kayaking and exploring two of the most underrated islands in the world, we’ll chase waterfalls in Olympic National Park and end with a climb near the dormant volcano, Mount Rainier.
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Highlights

Kayak among whales, seals, and birds to Point Doughty State Park, only accessible by water.

Cross three national parks off your bucket list: Mount Rainier, North Cascades, and Olympic National Parks

Learn survival and camping skills from your expertly trained guide.
Itinerary

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Seattle

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Northern Cascades National Park

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Northern Cascades National Park

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San Juan Islands

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San Juan Islands

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San Juan Islands

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Olympic National Park

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Olympic National Park

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Mount Rainier National Park

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Mount Rainier National Park

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Return to Seattle
Accommodation
Aside from one night in a hotel in Seattle, this tour is all camping.
We’ve chosen mostly rustic and remote campsites throughout Washington State to bring you up close and personal with beautiful national park surroundings.
Travelers will share a spacious four-person tent with one other traveler (two people per tent). Expect to pitch and breakdown your own tent with plenty of help and guidance, of course, from our expert survivalist guide.
All camping materials, such as tents, poles, and a sleeping mat will be provided. If you’re not super familiar with the outdoors, don’t worry. Your guide will help teach you some wilderness skills and make sure you feel comfortable.

Details
- Shared accommodation in tents
- All camping supplies (i.e tents, cooking equipment)
- Wilderness trained guide
- 11 Breakfasts
- 10 Lunches
- 10 Dinners
- Local transportation
- All entrance fees and included activities in the itinerary unless specified as optional
Included activities and experiences:
- Historic walking tour of Seattle
- Food sampling + tour in Pike Place Market
- All national park entrance fees
- Kayak tour
- Pelindaba Lavender Farm tour
- Guided hikes
Arrival: Seattle Tacoma International Airport (code SEA) before 9:00am on {{stay_start_date}}
- If you are unable to book a flight landing in the morning, we can help you secure an extra night of accommodation at the group hotel. You are also welcome to book your own hotel or AirBnb.
Departure: Seattle Tacoma International Airport (code SEA) after 6:00pm on {{stay_end_date}}
- If you are unable to book a flight leaving in the evening, we can help you secure an extra night of accommodation at the group hotel. You are also welcome to book your own hotel or AirBnb.
- A deposit of $500 is required to hold your spot.
- Final payment is due 60 days before departure.
- Pay as much as often as you like until the due date.
- If you cancel your spot with at least 60 days notice before departure, you can apply your payment to any new trip.
- No refunds on deposits.
- Airfares
- Visa fees (if applicable)
- Travel insurance (mandatory)
- Airport drop off
- Covid PCR Test (required for non-vaccinated travelers)
- The itinerary is subject to change due for any reason – weather, unexpected cancellations, impromptu local opportunities, or surprise additions.
- Comprehensive travel insurance is mandatory or you may be refused to join the tour. See our guide for help choosing a plan.
- All bookings are subject to our terms and conditions.
No visas are required for US citizens or US passport holders. If traveling domestically in the US, only a valid state-issued ID is required.
For travelers from other countries of origins, please review US entry requirements on the State Department website.