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My wife wants to go on an adventure. Not climbing, but trekking, anyone know of organized trips for women only? North America preferred, but open to suggestions.

I've enjoyed a trip with California-based Call of the Wild: www.callwild.com. The trip leaders heading up our trip to the Sierra were top-notch.

I've gone on two trips with Adventures in Good Company (www.adventuresingoodcompany.com) but I'm afraid I cannot recommend them. Their planning is haphazard and they will chinz you if they get the chance.

bird wrote:My wife wants to go on an adventure. Not climbing, but trekking, anyone know of organized trips for women only? North America preferred, but open to suggestions.

Her turn to leave you with the kids?!?

Haliku wrote:

bird wrote:My wife wants to go on an adventure. Not climbing, but trekking, anyone know of organized trips for women only? North America preferred, but open to suggestions.

Her turn to leave you with the kids?!?

Yup, payback's a bitch (though at least my wife isn't)

Just for laughs I googled this also. Is it just me or do women specific trips seem really expensive?

http://www.adventureassociates.net/adventures/w_perutrk.html

For me, the occasional traveler should never bypass one of the all-time classics. But that's just me. Everything you'd want from a great trip and at the end one of the seven wonders of the world.

Choose hikes with a maximum of 600-700 elevation difference for a start, with easy terrain. Choose a good weather window. The biggest mistake would be to discourage her from the start by sth too difficult.

She can hike, she's climbed Mt Washington in NH without any trouble.