Bike / Hike / Canoe or Kayak
Full day bike, full day hike, and full day kayak
For 2 + people.
(Any time week or weekend)
Day 1: Hike in the Green Mountains for a day. Be guided on one of the area's most breathtaking hikes. We can take you safely to a destination and back. The peeks our guides will take you to the top of have amazing views and are full of wildlife. Our guides will show you unique features in the wilderness. We will do what we can to help you have an adventure you will never forget.
Day 2: Mountain Bike country roads and woods trails, Vermont that has many different choices of trails. You can choose to stay on the old dirt road or go off onto a woods tail. This aria is not as hilly and steep as some of the arias in Vermont.
Day 3: Flat water kayaking: Southern Vermont has many great areas to tour by canoe or kayak. Looking for a scenic paddle or a view from a different perspective? Kayaks and Canoes are prefect vehicles to spot wildlife or have an awesome family afternoon. We provide the transportation, the boats, life vest, paddles, and everything else to make your day as relaxing and enjoyable as possible. We also teach basic flat-water canoe and kayak paddling techniques, as well as correct ways to enter and exit your boat.
$375 per person based on two people camping
$600 per person double occupancy at an Inn
Price includes: all gear, lunches, transportation for activities, guide/s, and 3 nights stay.
Hike, Bike, Kayak, Raft, Climb
Bike, Kayak, Hike
5 day 6 night Multi Sport Adventure
Full day bike, full day hike, and full day kayak & Camping (Any time week or weekend)
Full day Hike and Full day Kayaking, 2 days
& Camping (any time week or weekend)
White water kayaking instruction for first time white water kayakers, 2 days 2, 3, or 4 people
From 1 to 5 full days hiking For 2 + people (Any time week or weekend)
3 night bike tour
2 nights 2 days in the Vermont wild
Rock Climbing, Rappelling, Gorgineering, White Water Kayaking
Flat Water Kayaking and Hiking package
Full day Hike and Full day Kayaking, 2 days
For 2 + people.
(any time week or weekend)
Day 1: Hike the Long Trail for a day. Be guided on one of the area's most breathtaking hikes. We can take you safely to a destination and back. The long trail has amazing views and is full of wildlife. Our guides will show you unique features in the wilderness. We will do what we can to help you have an adventure you will never forget.
Day 2: Flat water kayaking: Southern Vermont has many great areas to tour by canoe or kayak. Looking for a scenic paddle or a view from a different perspective? Kayaks and Canoes are prefect vehicles to spot wildlife or have an awesome family afternoon. We provide the transportation, the boats, life vest, paddles, and everything else to make your day as relaxing and enjoyable as possible. We also teach basic flat-water canoe and kayak paddling techniques, as well as correct ways to enter and exit your boat.
$195 per person based on two people camping
$345 per person double occupancy at an Inn
Price includes: all gear, lunch, transportation for activities, guides, and 2 night stay.
Introduction to White water kayaking
White water kayaking instruction for first time white water kayakers.
2 days 2, 3, or 4 people
Day 1:Kayaking 101: beginner white water kayaking: Come to Vermont to learn the basics of white water kayaking. Our two-day kayaking lesson for beginners provides an introduction to kayaking and a solid base from which to move into more advanced kayaking. Spending the first morning in the secure learning environment of a pond, we progress gradually to moving water and finally to Class II Whitewater kayaking. We emphasize fun on the river while teaching proper stroke techniques and responsible Whitewater kayaking practices.
Kayaking 101: beginner white water kayaking: Come to Vermont to learn the basics of white water kayaking. Our two-day kayaking lesson for beginners provides an introduction to kayaking and a solid base from which to move into more advanced kayaking. Spending the first morning in the secure learning environment of a pond, we progress gradually to moving water and finally to Class II Whitewater kayaking. We emphasize fun on the river while teaching proper stroke techniques and responsible Whitewater kayaking practices.Day 2:The class II and III rapids on our trip are ideal for beginner and intermediate kayakers, and the unspoiled valley creates the perfect setting for wilderness adventure. Our 6-mile trip begins at Fife Brook Dam. Rapids such as Microwave, Freight Train, and Pinball allow crews to hone their skills in preparation for the raging Whitewater of Zoar Gap (you can get out before the Gap). We will have lunch on the river.
The class II and III rapids on our trip are ideal for beginner and intermediate kayakers, and the unspoiled valley creates the perfect setting for wilderness adventure. Our 6-mile trip begins at Fife Brook Dam. Rapids such as Microwave, Freight Train, and Pinball allow crews to hone their skills in preparation for the raging Whitewater of Zoar Gap (you can get out before the Gap). We will have lunch on the river. $200 per person based on two people camping
$350 per person double occupancy at an Inn
Price includes: all gear, lunch, transportation for activities, guide and 2 night stay.
Hike Parts of The Long Trail
From 1 to 5 full days hiking
For 2 + people.
(Any time week or weekend)
On this adventure, you will stroll through the woods of Vermont on the long trail and the summit trails just off from the long trail, experience the cacophony of song from wild birds in the big woods and still have plenty of time to visit the quaint towns, shops or country stores, if you wish. After a day of hiking, you can choose to relax and dine in the finest restaurants in the area.
$80 per person per day
Price includes: all gear, lunch, transportation for activities, guide and camping out on the trail.
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Stay & Play Adventures
6 Day 5 Night Multi Sport Adventure
Hike, Bike, Kayak, Climb
Start off your adventure by checking into your room on Sunday Night. We will have a guide at the Inn to meet you at an agreed upon time. This tour is run exclusively with The Holiday Inn Express in Springfield Vermont. No dinners are included in the package but the Inn will be happy to help you find some great places to eat.
Sunday
Arrive
Monday
Hike Cascade Falls
This is an Intermediate hike. It is around 5.5 miles. On this hike you will be able to see two water falls. Little cascade is a small waterfall that trickles over the bed rock on the side of the mountain. After you pass little cascade you will come across the 84 foot Cascade Falls. This hike has more to offer than just waterfalls there are also many incredible views. From 3150 feet you will be able to see the Green and White Mountains, Berkshires and Taconics.
Tuesday
Kayaking the CT River full day
The kayaking will take place on the CT River.
It will be flat water kayaking with recreational kayaks and/or canoes. Basic instruction will be given and then people will be able to explore as a group. The lake offers sighting of Loons and maybe even a Moose.
Wednesday
Biking The Bellows Falls Area
Riding skills, bike handling, exposure to various terrain surfaces, trail etiquette, and environmental impacts are all issues and topics you will learn.
Our tours are geared to any ability level, beginner to experienced riders alike. We offer mountain bike rides from quiet Vermont country dirt roads to classic New England Trail.
Thursday
White Water Kayaking
The class II and III rapids on our trip are ideal for beginner and intermediate kayakers. We will teach the basics of white water kayaking in a very safe and fun area along the CT river. This area allows for maximum white water instruction and is a lot of fun. We will have lunch on the river.
Friday
Beginner Rock Climbing
This is the first step in learning how to rock climb. This course teaches participants the fundamental skills needed to participate in top rope climbing. Students will learn how to tie into the climbing rope, how to belay another climber on top rope, how to properly anchor themselves while belaying, and basic climbing technique. Climbing safety will constantly be stressed during this course. The next step is improving your climbing skills and technical knowledge. Students will learn to build top rope anchors using natural protection: ie, trees, boulders, and natural features of the rock. Students will also learn to rappel using a back-up method.
Saturday
Depart
Price: $985.00 per person double occupancy
Trip includes:
6 nights at The Holiday Inn Express
Above dally activities
All equipment needed
Professional Guides
5 trail lunches
5 breakfasts
Greater Falls Tour
(Note: this can be set up for any days of the week.)
Start off your adventure by checking into your room on Thursday Night or early Friday morning. We will have a guide at the Inn to meet you at an agreed upon time. This tour is run exclusively with The Holiday Inn Express in Springfield Vermont.
Friday we will start off our bike trek from our small shop in Bellows Falls. We will make our way north along back roads following the Williams River into Chester, VT. While in Chester we will have lunch on the village green and enjoy the tranquil town. From Chester we will go toward a wildlife sanctuary that has some great back roads and trails that we will explore. On this part of our journey we will wind up and over the mountains back to the Inn for the night. You will be able to take hot showers and take a swim in the pool. There will be a great dinner cooked over the grill to get us ready for the next day.
Saturday we will be getting up early in the morning and walk down to the near by boat lunch on the CT river. We will start down the river going over basic paddling techniques and kayaking safety. As we make our way down river everyone will have the opportunity to explore the coves and inlets along the way. We will have a nice riverside lunch and in the afternoon take out down across the river from our shop in Bellows Falls. Our vehicles will shuttle you all back to the Inn where you can change a get ready to go out for a nice dinner.
Sunday we will be heading out the door a little later so everyone can get a chance to sleep in. Then we will be Biking north along the CT river into Windsor VT this is home to the largest covered bridge in the US and where we will be stopping into the Harpoon Brewery for some lunch. After Lunch we will go across the covered bridge and ride south on the NH side of the river. We will meet up with one of our vehicles with kayaks for us at one of the boat landings. We will spend the remainder of the day paddling down to the take out just a short walk from the Inn. We will all have a simple BBQ dinner and enjoy the evening.
Monday we will get on the bikes and ride to the starting point of the Fall Mountain hike. We will then hike to table rock that overlooks the village of Bellows Falls. We will then rappel and hike back to Bellows Falls where you will be shuttled back to the Inn to get ready for your departure.
Price: $905 per person based on double occupancy
Included: 4 nights lodging (double occupancy), Bikes (if you do not have your own), Kayaks/gear, 4 breakfasts; an experienced Guide; 3 dinners; carefully designed daily routes, and full daily van support.
The Vermont Outdoor Experience
Start off your adventure by checking into your room on Sunday Night. We will have a guide at the Inn to meet you at an agreed upon time. This tour is run exclusively with The Holiday Inn Express in Springfield Vermont. Dinners are included in the package but some may require you to travel a short distance to get to the restaurant.
Sunday: Arrival and Orientation
Monday:
9am-11am Basic Hike
Hiking 101, perfect for getting your heart and mind in gear for the activities ahead. This will be a 2 mile hike that takes you past two cascades. One of the cascades is a small but picturesque. The second water fall is 86 feet high and has a great view from the top . We will stop periodically to play some getting to know you games so that we can all learn about who we will be spending the week with. Our knowledgeable guides will encourage the team building skills needed to have a successful week.
11am-1:30pm Lunch and learn a with wildlife photographer.
Learn 10 ways to improve your photography outdoors. Easy tips and tricks of the trade will make your photos look professional.
1:30pm-4:30pm Basic Paddle
Everyone will be learning the basics of paddling a kayak or a canoe. Participants will have the opportunity to try both types of boats and the proper paddling techniques. We will have fun with this and encourage people with paddling experience to help others with little or no experience. Once everyone feels comfortable, we will take a short paddle up the river. Small challenges throughout the afternoon will challenge your mind and your body.
Tuesday:
7am-10am Early Morning Paddle
The early bird gets the sightings! Wake up early to go on a peaceful paddle in a wildlife preserve. We leave early in the morning so that we have more of a chance to see wildlife. We encourage you to bring your binoculars and cameras to capture the beauty of this area. We will point out birds and other animals as we paddle. The perfect time to try out those photo techniques you learned yesterday! We will stop on a small sandy area to teach you a valuable lesson in purifying water in the wild.
10am- 11am Outdoor Brunch
11am-2pm Map &Compass/ Beginner Orienteering
Our guides will be teaching the basics of orienteering. Learning how to read a map and a compass is essential for any outdoor activity. Here we make it fun and exciting for all to learn. We will break you into groups of 4 or 5 and then start the lesson. Once the groups think that they have basic understanding, they get put to the test. Practice your new skills in preparation for tomorrows’ orienteering challenge. We have a preset coarse that the groups will be going around with just a map and compass. This is timed and the fastest time will win a prize!
2pm- free
Wednesday:
9am-4pm Orienteering & Wilderness Survival
Challenge your mind and body with a day in the wilderness of Vermont. Everyone will be given a survival kit, then split into groups of 4 or 5. Our guides will have lists of tasks that will need to be done at each Orientation site. The groups will be starting at different spots, if a group meets in the woods they must complete the task together. Wilderness Survival will be stressed through out the day.
Tasks will include:
Starting a fire 3 different ways with no matches and just what is given to you at the fire building site.
Making a litter to carry an injured person up out of a ravine. (a group member will act as our injured person)
Find 8 edible items and then eat all of what has been found.
Make a shelter that one person could stay in for a night.
Make a one person raft and then have one person float on it.
Think of 5 ways to attract the attention of rescue searches.
Thursday:
9am-5pm Paddle the White River
The White river is one Vermont’s most wonderful paddles. The water flows quickly and rushes over rocks, ledges and around sharp bends. Our guides will teach you how to maneuver around rocks and avoid hazards. Be prepared to get wet, there is a chance your boat will overturn! You will be able to choose a kayak or to team up and take a canoe. There will be a picnic lunch on the side of the river so you can relax and let your feet soak in the water.
Friday:
9am-4pm Rock & Rappel
Anyone can climb rock or let themselves down over the edge of a cliff! If you had never thought that you would be able to accomplish this feat, you will today. Let us show you that it doesn't’ take a lot of upper body strength to climb or rappel. We make sure that everyone is successful on this challenge. Safety is always top priority ! This course teaches participants the fundamental skills needed to participate in top rope climbing. Beginning with how to tie into the climbing rope, how to belay another climber on top rope, how to properly anchor themselves while belaying, important safety rules and basic climbing technique. Next, we will teach you how to set anchors. Students will learn to build top rope anchors using natural protection i.e.; trees, boulders, and natural features of the rock. Students will also learn to rappel using a back-up method. You will leave knowing you have accomplished a challenge most don’t even dare to try! We will provide you with a photograph of this experience to take home. Show your friends and family that you really did it!
Price of this adventure week:
$1285.00 per person based on double occupancy.
Included: 6 nights lodging (double occupancy), All equipment/gear; an experienced Guide; 6 breakfasts; 5 lunches; 5 dinners; carefully designed daily adventures, and full daily van support.
Lost in the Vermont Wild
We recommend this trip to be 2 nights in the woods or longer. The pricing of the trip is based on 2 nights and two days in the woods.
Have you ever been lost? This program is designed to bring a group together so that they can "survive" or for just a few people to have a fun wilderness experience. The program is designed to be fun and challenging, it is well supervised so you are not actually lost but it may feel like you are with the tasks that we have you do. You will be brought to a remote piece of wilderness while blindfolded. You will be given supplies to use throughout the time lost. There will be goals that must be reached and a helpful prize given for each task completed. Some examples of tasks are: start a fire, catch a fish to eat, build shelter, and help an injured group member. The whole time you are lost you will be learning survival techniques and even some friendly games. Remember you are in nature you could get lucky and have starry nights or you could have rain. We recommend that people dress for rain because all you will take into the wild is what you have on your back. This is fun and brings people together and gets them back to basics and back to nature.
Price: $285 per person based on two people
Price includes: 2 nights Camping, 2 camp dinners, 2 camp breakfasts, 2 camp lunches,(Note: the meals will not fill you up they are meant to get you through if you do not find food on your own.) All needed gear/equipment, helpful experienced guides, & needed local transportation.
CT River Valley Bike Tour
Friday we will start off our bike trek from our small shop in Bellows Falls. We will make our way north along back roads following the Williams River into Chester, VT. While in Chester we will have lunch on the village green and enjoy the tranquil town. From Chester we will keep riding north. This is the hilliest part of our journey as we enter into Horseshoe Acers Camp Ground for the night. You will be able to take hot showers and take a swim in the pool. There will be a great dinner cooked over the grill to get us ready for the next day.Saturday we will be doing a early morning up hill to a gravel road that leads us up the next mountain to a long steady gravel downhill. This will take us closer to our destination in Grafton VT, where we will be able to explore some of the Grafton Ponds trails. We will stay the night at the Grafton Tavern Inn, this will be quite the change from the campground of the first night. The Old Tavern at Grafton is one of the oldest operating inns in America, having opened its doors in 1801. Located in historic Grafton, Vermont, we are part of the nonprofit Windham Foundation which is dedicated to preserving the vitality of Vermont's rural communities. Sunday we will be heading out the door and riding along the Saxtons River into we will go into the town of Saxtons River and then take a steep back road to some magnificent views and a long downhill descent. We will end up in Westminster VT where we will ride to our final nights Inn. We will be staying at the Walpole Inn where we will be able to relax and stretch our legs for our final day on the bikes. Monday we will get on the bikes and ride to the starting point of the Fall Mountain hike. We will then hike to table rock that overlooks the village of Bellows Falls. After our hike we will bike back to our starting point in Bellows Falls where you can get ready for your departure. You can walk around town and have dinner at one of the many great places to eat and check out all the cool little shops. Price $830 per person based on double occupancy
Included: 2 nights lodging (double occupancy) 1 nights camping; Bikes (if you do not have your own) 3 breakfasts; an experienced Guide; BBQ camp style dinner on Friday Night as well as a tavern dinner on Saturday night; carefully designed daily routes, and full daily van support. On Sunday night you are on your own for dinner. Your Guide will provide the options and the ride to so that you can have the dinner you would like.
Vermont Extreme Adventure
Rock Climbing, Rappelling, Gorgineering, White Water Kayaking
Come to Vermont for an Extreme Adventure. This adventure combines extreme outdoor sports with comfortable accommodations when you are done with the day’s adventure. We will start off the trip with a rock climbing trip to a local cliff; here we will teach you the basics of climbing. We will spend the day climbing and rappelling. This day of climbing is fun and physically and mentally challenging.
On day two we will take you to a great place for beginner white water kayaking. We will get you in the water and teach you how to wet exit out of the kayak. You will learn basic paddle strokes and learn how to maneuver in the moving water. You will then be put to the test in some small rapids where you will learn to ferry across the water, do spin outs and much more. This is a great day of excitement and learning a fun sport.
The final day of your extreme adventure you will be going gorgineering. This is a sport that is derived from western canyoneering. You will get geared up in life vest, helmets and harnesses before you make your way down into the gorge. You will then make your way down river maneuvering around rock through tunnels and jumping off rocks into the river. This is very exciting and lots of fun. This trip is one a favorite among our guides.
Price: $705 per person based on double occupancy.
Included: 3 nights lodging (double occupancy); 3 breakfasts; 2 dinners; 3 lunches; all needing gear/equipment; professional guide; local site to site transportation.
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