Our phone number is 970-833-3132 or 1-877-439-4042. You can email us at [email protected]. You can also fill out our contact form or chat with us on LiveChat found in the left lower hand corner of the website.

Adventures in Good Company has been offering active travel adventures for women since 1999. The vision and foundation of AGC goes back to 1977 and the work of Woodswomen. Offering wilderness journeys, adventure vacations, skills trips, and outdoor leadership programs, Woodswoman was the first company to provide outdoor trips and education exclusively to women. In 1982, they led the first women’s guided descent of the Noatak River in Alaska and in 1988 guided a successful climb of Mt. McKinley with seven women summiting. Woodswomen was also a leader in training female outdoor guides; Marian Marbury, AGC’s founder, being one of them. When Woodswomen closed its doors, Marian was determined to continue to offer these essential trips for women and thus AGC was born. Many of our travelers have been on both Woodswomen and AGC trips and several of our AGC guides started their outdoors careers with Woodswomen and now continue to guide with AGC. After 20 years of steadily and thoughtfully growing AGC, Marian was ready to retire and pass the torch. In January 2020, Kelly Kimple became the new owner, continuing the commitment to the vision and philosophy, community and camaraderie on which Adventures in Good Company was founded.

All of our guides are experienced outdoorswomen who enjoy teaching and sharing their love of adventure. Our guides' primary focus is to make sure that your trip is fun, while always being mindful of safety, and that you're able to learn whatever skills you are seeking. Our head/lead guides hold current CPR and Wilderness First Responder certifications. To learn more about our guides, visit the Our Team page. We believe that our guides are the best in the business - and our participants think so too! For international trips we work in conjunction with local partners, in which case there is typically an AGC guide and the local guide(s).

Yes, and we think the gift of adventure is one of the best you can give! Maybe you have a mom who wants to get outside a little more, or a daughter who deserves a graduation present. Maybe your wife could use some time just for herself. They can be purchased in any amount and used toward any trip that sparks her interest. You can now purchase gift certificates directly through our Good Adventure Shop.

You can find our refund and deposit policies by visiting the Payment & Cancellation Policies page.

Yes, please see the comprehensive info about our policies here for details.

Absolutely. We would be happy to give you names and emails of people who have agreed to be contacted.

It depends on the trip, but typically we run our adventures with 10-14 participants.

We do our best to follow the planned itinerary, but, as is true on any adventure travel trip, plans for any specific day may be modified due to weather considerations, unforeseen circumstances, new opportunities, and group interests.

To sign up, simply click “Book Now” on the trip’s page and follow the instructions. You’ll see this pop up: "Already have an account? Be sure to log in before registering! If you don’t have an account, continue registering below and an account will automatically be created for you." For domestic trips, a $500 deposit is required. For international, $600. For more details on our payment policies click here.

Is your dream trip full? We encourage you to still register and be put on the waitlist. If someone cancels out of the trip, we will give you a call or email to see if you are still interested. There is no deposit required to be put on the waitlist.

We try to post our trips at least one year before the departure. Sometimes we are able to add new departure dates less than 12 months out. Or, when the opportunity to add a new itinerary is too great to pass up, we just have to add to the roster!

You can book your trip as soon as it's available for registration on the website, and the first five women to register receive a 5% discount! You will find that some of our trips fill up very quickly, and it's difficult to predict which trips those will be on a year to year basis. On the other end of the booking window, if we have a last minute cancellation on a trip, we may send out an email announcement to fill the spot at a discounted rate. You may find yourself snagging an incredible deal on an exciting adventure a week before departure!

If you need to book airfare for your adventure, we recommend Exito Travel, our airline ticketing partner that handles flight details for AGC travelers. To submit a request, start by filling out their Quote Request Form.

You might be. Someone has to be the oldest/youngest/heaviest/least in shape person on the trip. And while the great majority of our trips have both single and non-single women, and moms and non-moms, sometimes they don't. But as long as you've chosen a trip that is appropriate for your fitness level, it doesn't matter if you feel different in any of those ways - what you will share with everyone else is a desire to experience adventure in your life, and an appreciation of the joy and camaraderie of being in an all women's group.

Only a few of our trips have camping as some part or all of lodging on the itinerary. The majority are lodge, hotel, or rental house-based. The accommodations for our trips vary as much as our trips do, from bunk rooms to luxurious inns. Read the accommodations section carefully to see if it is right for you.

It depends on both the trip and on your specific needs. With advance notice, we can accommodate most dietary restrictions or allergies on our domestic trips, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten intolerant (we may or may not be able to accommodate Celiac disease). This is not always true on international trips so please contact us in advance if you have specific dietary needs. We've found that if you are willing to bring a couple of items to supplement what is on the menu (ex. peanut butter, sunflower seed butter, etc.) and possibly have less variety than you are used to at home, then dietary needs usually are no obstacle.

We are happy to work with you and your group to coordinate a private trip. Most commonly we utilize an itinerary we already have, but we can also customize an itinerary for your and your group. If we can't customize an itinerary for you, we will try to help you find someone who can. Let us know what you have in mind!

We do! We give 5% discounts for the first 5 women to sign up for a trip, 5-10% discount for taking a second trip within 180 days, and a $150 credit when you've traveled with us and you refer a friend who completes a trip. For details, visit the Trip Discounts page.

It varies from trip to trip, but the details can always be found in the Trip Summary. Some trips cover all meals, while others have some “on your own". These are explicitly covered, so you will never be surprised. If you have any questions about what is included on a specific trip, please call or email us and we’ll help sort it out for you. Our prices typically do not include travel to and from the trip start and end points. Again, this is clearly identified on the What's Included / Not Included section of the Trip Summary. If you would like assistance with airfare, we recommend contacting our AirDesk Partner, Exito Travel. Make sure to tell them you’re traveling with Adventures in Good Company.

AGC guide gratuities are not covered in the trip cost for domestic trips. If a guide on an international trip is with us for the duration of the trip, those gratuities are also not covered. We do cover tips for day guides on our international trips. For specific details about each trip, refer to the trip summary, or shoot us an email.

Some trips have single rooms available, and if you choose one, you’ll be charged for the cost of a private room. The number available depends on the trip.

The majority of women come on our trips without knowing anyone else on it. You only pay a single supplement if you want to be assured of having a room to yourself. For our standard double accommodations we'll arrange a roommate for you. If you sign up with a friend and want to be sure you share a room for the entire trip, just let us know and we'll be glad to arrange it.

We understand that deciding when to travel next is a personal decision that comes with both excitement and a lot of questions and things to consider. Our goal is to help you feel comfortable and supported during your adventure. At the same time, there are inherent risks integral to these experiences. We continually assess and manage for risks - as we always do, yet some risks are in our control and others are not. Read more about how we manage for the group's health and safety here.

There are inherent risks to travel, just as there are inherent risks to day to day experiences. Yes, summiting Kilimanjaro is riskier than going to the mall, but we are aware of that when we make our travel decisions. You will find that our Trip Summaries are very detailed with respect to mileage, elevation change, and the types of activities each trip will entail. We do our best to minimize risks on our trips, like sending our own guides who hold current CPR and Wilderness First Responder certifications and have a lot of experience mitigating risk in the backcountry.

While we do not require travel insurance on our trips, some of our partners do. If travel insurance is required for a particular trip, it will be indicated in the details on the trip page. In any case, we do recommend that you get insurance from a provider of your choice. In today’s changing travel environment, it’s important to protect your trip investment so you can relax and enjoy the experience. Unforeseen events such as flight delays, baggage loss or even an unexpected sickness or injury could impact your travel plans. For your convenience, we offer travel protection through Travelex Insurance Services. For more information on the available plans or to enroll, click here.

Each trip has a different rating level from 1 to 5. These ratings are general guides based on the level of conditioning necessary to enjoy the trip and hours of activity. Each trip description has more specific information. If you’re not sure if a trip is suitable for you, give us a call and we can chat more about it. Because of the flexibility of our itineraries, some trips have more than one rating.

All of our trips are active and the majority require that you engage in some type of regular exercise before the trip. How much exercise? It really depends on the trip. The majority of our trips are suitable for women who exercise 3 to 5 times a week. Our backpacking trips and some of our hiking trips often require some additional conditioning, and our trips rated as 1 or 2 are suitable for anyone who is healthy, generally active, and has no significant mobility limitations. Every trip has a rating that suggests the kind of condition you should be in.

We are aware that "pushing yourself" means different things to different women who have a variety of fitness levels and are in different stages of their life. Assess your own fitness, read the itineraries closely, review our trip ratings and call if you have questions. The hiking and backpacking trips and any trips with a rating of 4 or 5 have inherently higher physical demands. Our best advice is to call us at 1-877-439-4042 and tell us what you do for exercise and what you're looking for.

Adventures in Good Company strives to be an inclusive organization. We welcome all women (transgender and cisgender) as well as non-binary people who identify with the women’s community. Whatever your race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, background or ability, whether single or partnered, you are welcome here. The majority of travelers are between 40 and 70, with a range from 18 to 87, who come from all over the US and globe. We provide a safe, supportive and noncompetitive approach to adventure travel and believe this approach enhances and develops the potential of every person. About 75% of travelers join our trips on their own, while others travel with someone. We think that the diversity of the individuals who come on our trips is one of the greatest joys of our groups and group travel.

Of course! Many guests sign up for trips by themselves. It’s a great way for solo travelers to come together, share new experiences, make lasting friendships and build community. Most often, people come on their own and leave with many new friends, dreaming of their next AGC adventure together!

You bet, just as long as there are enough spots. If a trip says “limited availability" then there are 3 or few spaces left. If you have more than 3 people wanting to join a trip, give us a call and we can help you find what options are available to you. Depending on your group size, we are also able to create a private trip for most of our itineraries, and also plan Custom Trips. Call us anytime! We love talking about all the great places we can go together!

Depends on the trip. Daypacks and trekking poles are required for most of our trips (and optional on other trips), and can be the most expensive items required. Each trip has a customized, detailed packing list. If you have any gear questions, feel free to email us at [email protected], and a member of our team will work with you to determine what is best for your needs.

Yes! Whether you’re preparing for your first adventure or adding to your collection, we’ve put together a guide with our favorite tried-and-true gear for AGC trips. Explore it on our Gear Guide .

Women choose to travel with us for many reasons. Some come to learn new skills so they can pursue activities on their own, others come to try something new. Some have trouble finding friends who share their love for adventure and have similar availability, others simply lack the time to do all the organizing that any trip requires and enjoy not having to hassle with the details. Other women love the idea of going on a trip where they aren't in charge, and can sit back and relax while someone else takes care of the planning and cooking the meals.