Backpacking. Besties. Campfires & S'more.

4-Day Women’s Backpacking & Wilderness Skills Adventure in the White Mountains, New Hampshire 

Escape the Ordinary. Find Your Wild.

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Ladies, this is not your average walk in the woods.  

 

This 4-day, 3-night women’s-only backpacking adventure in New Hampshire's stunning White Mountains is for those who crave big views, crisp mountain air, and the kind of sisterhood that only forms on the trail.  

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We’ll trek through rugged alpine terrain, past thundering waterfalls, and up to jaw-dropping summit views. Along the way, you’ll learn essential backcountry skills, including map and compass navigation, backpacking techniques, and wilderness survival basics. Whether you're new to multi-day hiking or already love the backcountry, this trip is all about gaining confidence, pushing your limits, and having a blast with an amazing group of women.  

 

10 adventurous women. 4 epic days. No Wi-Fi. No stress. Just trail magic, campfire laughs, and the adventure of a lifetime.

 

 

Trip Details  

 Location: White Mountains, New Hampshire  

 Duration: 4 Days / 3 Nights  

 Date: July 31, 2025 through August 4, 2025

 Group Size: 10 women  

 Difficulty: Moderate (some hiking experience helpful, but not required)   

 Camping: Remote backcountry campsites

 Food & Coffee: Provided—because adventure requires fuel!

 Gear: Bring your own, or opt for a full backpacking kit—we’ve got you!  

 Price: $950 with your own gear, $1450 with ours - Airfare not included,   payment plans available 

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Who’s This Trip For?  

 Women who want adventure, confidence, and connection.  

 You love hiking, or at least love the idea of it.  

 You think sleeping under the stars sounds better than a hotel.  

 You want to learn real backcountry skills while having a blast.  

 You’re ready to challenge yourself, laugh a lot, and make unforgettable   memories.  

 

Who’s This Trip Not For?  

 People who need air conditioning and a hairdryer.  

 Those who dislike dirt, sweat, or the occasional uphill struggle.  

 Anyone who thinks “camping” means staying in an RV.