Women's Trips

"Never has it been so easy or enjoyable to better myself by devoting time to appreciating my body and brain, and the environment. Nothing like living a life worth living. Thanks, Beth! You continue, as always, to rock."

—Glynis B.
Morgantown, WV

Women walking

The women's weekends are geared for those interested in learning new and exciting outdoor skills. A certain level of fitness is required for these weekends, but more importantly, you 'goddawanna' try it!

Women's Beginning Backpacking

After our successful inaugural Women's Beginning Backpacking last fall we are again offering a weekend just for the woman who has never camped before or for someone who would just like to learn more about it. Spend two nights 'under the stars' while experiencing the splendor of the outdoors.

The excursion will begin Friday after lunch and end on Sunday afternoon. Backpacking basics such as navigation, the ethic of 'Leave No Trace' and outdoor cooking will be covered over the course of the weekend.

Cost: $225.00. Maximum: 8 participants and minimum: 2.
Minimum age: 14 and if you are under 18, bring an adult.
A $100 deposit is required.
Dates, June 13 - 15, Deposit due by May 30

Custom women's weekends and day walks can be tailored to meet your needs!

Call Beth at 304-623-0112.


Gentle Adventure Walks Rating System

Easy: a Walk in the Park.

These walks are along level, smooth trails that have a wide and well compacted surface. All walks require proper footwear, but an easy walk can be done in sturdy athletic shoes.

Intermediate: a Demanding but Gentle Adventure.

An intermediate walk is on dirt trails with generally well compacted surfaces but with the occasional rocky and uneven surface to negotiate. The intermediate trails will take us up and over hills and now and again across a creek. A sturdy walking shoe or boot is needed.

Challenging: You May Need to Push Yourself.

A difficult trail is rocky and uneven for much of its length. There are often steep sections which may require you to use your hands and there is almost always a water crossing on a difficult trail. Heavy walking shoes or boots are needed on these trails and sometimes sandals are needed to cross a creek. Walking sticks are a good option.