Welcome to AdventureFinder!

Looking for GORPtravel? You found it! We've revamped and are excited to present you with the new AdventureFinder.com. AdventureFinder.com makes comparison shopping for active trips easier and faster with a new look and feel and more intuitive search.

Whether it's a bicycle tour of Tuscany, a rafting trip on the majestic Colorado River, or trekking through a forest to an eco-lodge, AdventureFinder.com still brings you exciting trips from top guided-tour operators and ranches across the globe. The trips are now easier to find, and you'll be in contact with the tour operators in no time.

Love the new look? Hate it? Tell us at feedback@adventurefinder.com

Don't just vacation. Have an adventure!

- The AdventureFinder Team

Find Your Adventure √î√�?Œ©

Package Trips in :Day Hiking We have 751 trips that match your search.

REFINE RESULTS

by Destination

by Who's going

Here are results 1-5of 751

SORT BY:

Spectacular South Island, New Zealand

Operated by The Wayfarers

from USD $ 4,895 for 12 days in New Zealand.

The stunning scenery of New Zealand's South Island is the backdrop for this walk through the landscape that inspired 'The Lord of the Rings'.

Visit Tour Operator's Website External Site

View Trip Details »

Scotland - Walk the West Highland Way

Operated by Macs Adventures

from USD $ 645 for 7 days in United Kingdom.

Discover the spectacular landscape of Scotland's western highlands as you walk the West Highland Way from Glasgow to Fort William. The West Highland Way is Scotland's most famous and finest walking trail.

Visit Tour Operator's Website External Site

View Trip Details »

British Columbia Multi-sport

Operated by The World Outdoors

from USD $ 3,098 for 6 days in British Columbia.

In what the Canadians call "Sea-to-Sky Country," we hike above the clouds and ride ziplines through lush forests, raft rapids through sheer canyons, bike along cascading streams, and sea kayak among sea lions and whales.

Visit Tour Operator's Website External Site

View Trip Details »