Guided travel / High Valley

Find your route above the tree line.

Start with where you are, when you can travel, and how far you want to go. Find a small-group alpine route that fits your week.

Find matching routesExplore sample routes
Matches are illustrative until connected to live departures.

Routes for different kinds of days.

Redstone Ridge

Read the case study: Redstone Ridge

3 days · Moderate · Jun-Sep

North Basin Traverse

Read the case study: North Basin Traverse

5 days · Challenging · Jul-Sep

Silver Tarn Circuit

Read the case study: Silver Tarn Circuit

4 days · Moderate · May-Oct

Longlight Pass

Read the case study: Longlight Pass

7 days · Challenging · Jul-Aug

A route shaped around your week.

Choose your terrain

Compare open ridges, sheltered valleys, and high lakes by distance, effort, and season.

Set your pace

Choose a focused weekend, a five-day traverse, or a slower week with room for weather.

Plan for conditions

Each sample itinerary includes a kit list, daily brief, and an alternate route for changing weather.

Travel in small groups

Sample departures are designed for four to eight travelers, with time to pause along the route.

The map is only the beginning.

Use the trip finder to narrow sample routes by origin, destination, dates, traveler count, effort, and days available. Review the route facts, then send an itinerary enquiry for the details that matter to you.

  • Select departure and return dates
  • Choose a starting point and landscape
  • Set travelers, effort, and trip length
  • Review a sample match before enquiring

Sample route facts at a glance.

3 daysRedstone Ridge duration
5 daysNorth Basin duration
4 daysSilver Tarn duration
7 daysLonglight Pass duration

From first search to first ridge.

  1. Set your dates

    Choose your origin, destination, travel window, and the number of people in your group.

  2. Choose your effort

    Filter by days available and the kind of terrain you want to cover.

  3. Review your match

    Check the sample distance, elevation, season, and starting point before enquiring.

  4. Plan the details

    Use the itinerary enquiry to discuss transport, kit, food, and arrival plans.

Before you set out.

Are the routes and dates live?

No. These are fictional sample itineraries. Confirm routes, dates, and availability before publishing or accepting bookings.

Can I adjust the suggested route?

Yes. Use the route match as a starting point and specify your preferred pace, group size, and travel window in the enquiry.

What if conditions change?

A finished itinerary should include a weather review and an alternate plan appropriate to the group and season.

Start with the shape of your ideal week.

Choose your dates and pace in the trip finder, then review a sample route before sending an enquiry.