Sunday, June 7, 2009
Cross Kentucky Trails Project Maps Trails of the Commonwealth Via High-Tech System
FRANKFORT, KY—The Cross Kentucky Trails Project initiative seeks to map the trails of the Commonwealth by incorporating GPS-collected data from individual self-mapping efforts into the Commonwealth’s Award-Winning Geographic Information System in order to identify all of Kentucky’s numerous trails. Additionally, this site provides references to additional Internet Mapping Sites, GPS services and related links regarding the Cross Kentucky Trail Project. Kentucky is an adventure waiting to happen and this project embodies the spirit of those who appreciate the wide range of recreational opportunities here in the Commonwealth. The state is truly the premier frontier for Adventure Tourism in the nation, enhancing the economies of many rural areas as it attracts lovers of the outdoors and adventure seekers from across the US and globe. The Cross Kentucky Trail project is central to the success of adventure travel in Kentucky. The trail system resulting from this initiative will be a figurehead for the ability of adventure travel to positively impact all regions of the state, from rural to urban. The First Lady and the Lt. Governor's Office are spearheading the effort with the primary goal of completing a trail that stretches from the Eastern Coal Fields to the Western Coal Fields of Kentucky. If all goes according to plan, portions of this multi-use trail system will be utilized by many that will be attending the Equestrian Games in 2010. Click here for more information about the Cross Kentucky Trails Project. Media Contact: Stephanie Moreland, stephanie@atmstravelnews.com , 832-755-7661. http://www.kyunbridledadventure.com/ , Photos Available. Click Here for Media Kit.
A New Way to See Provence: Bike, Hike, Canoe, and More For Less Than 1700 Euros
Friday, June 5, 2009
How to Discover Latin America From the Inside Out
Wild Treks to Save the Rhino: Luxury Safaris in Partnership with Wildlife Conservation Projects
LAKE SUCCESS, NY--- Together with Tsavo National Park, Mkomazi Game Reserve forms one of the largest and most important ecosystems on earth. Linked to the legendary conservationists Tony Fitzjohn and George Adamson, African Wildlife Preservation Trust has worked since 1989 on the front lines in the battle to save the critically endangered African black rhino. The black rhino has been re-introduced into Mkomazi from South Africa after heavy poaching, overgrazing, deliberate burning, and illegal hunting had wiped out its black rhino populations. The seven black rhino live in the sanctuary which also has a waterhole and wallow for the rhinos. There is also an underground observation point. Baobab Expeditions gives visitors an up close and personal look at the Save the Rhino foundation while donating a fixed fee per person to the organization and travelers automatically become a member of the foundation when they visit. Travel in your own personal 4x4, feast on gourmet African fare, and stay in luxury wilderness lodges and camps along the way. Other highlights of this safari include visits to Nairobi, Massai Mara, Lake Nakuru National Park, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Serengeti National Park, and an optional extension to Zanzibar Island. Media Contact: Stephanie Moreland, Stephanie@atmstravelnews.com , 832-755-7661 . www.baobabexpeditions.com . Photos Available. Click Here for Media Kit.
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
"Glamping" Along the Middle Fork of the Salmon River
Sequoia High Sierra Camp Offers "Glamping" and Special Travel Deals this Summer
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Choosing the Right Gilrfriend Getaway
Monday, April 6, 2009
March of the Penguins: Close Encounters With the Emporers
Denver, Colo.—Nowadays, it’s rare to find something new in nature, but a newly found rookery of thousands of Emperor Penguins has been discovered, and Baobab Expeditions offers select travelers the chance to walk among these remarkable creatures. On this trip, guests travel to the rookery at Snow Hill, just a short cruising distance of the Antarctic Peninsula, to explore this region and the penguins that inhabit here. Passengers board an icebreaking vessel that is specifically designed to allow small groups of travelers to walk among the penguins in their natural habitat. An onboard ornithologist teaches passengers about the biology, habitat, and behavior of the Emperor Penguins as the ship crosses the frozen tundra. Helicopters are used to give visitors a closer look (but not close enough to interfere). Travelers visit during the rearing season, so they will be treated to the sights of young chicks waddling around, while mother and father fawn over their new young. Dates: October 10-23, Oct 22-Nov 4, Nov 3-16, 2009. Media Contact: Stephanie Moreland, Stephanie@atmstravelnews.com , 832-755-7661 . www.baobabexpeditions.com . Photos Available. Click Here for Media Kit
Friday, April 3, 2009
The Wort Hotel Offers a Grown-Up Cowgirls Pajama Party
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Saving the Gorilla, One Tourist At a Time
Kampala, Uganda—It’s astounding to think that although there are six billion human beings living on our crowded planet, there are only some seven hundred mountain gorillas left on the borders of Uganda, Rwanda, and Congo. Volcanoes Safaris, a company that specializes in mountain gorilla safaris, was at the forefront of opening tourism around the Ugandan gorilla parks a decade ago and in 2000 became the first international up-market safari company to take clients to see gorillas in post-conflict Rwanda, a vital step in relaunching international tourism in this area. Volcanoes Safaris is the only company that has created and built their own eco-lodges that are near gorilla parks, with a fourth lodge on the way that is near a threatened community of chimpanzees. Through their safari programs, eco-lodges, and conservation partnerships, they have built an organization that promotes tourism but also respects the fragility of the environment and the culture of the local communities. Through their partnerships, like the Volcanoes BLCF project, their new Kyambura Gorge Ecotourism Partnership project, and their eco lodges, they support gorilla, wildlife, and primate conservation and ensure that local people get a stake in tourism in the areas in which Volcanoes Safaris works. Tourists have a direct impact on both the wildlife and the communities in the area: Volcanoes Safaris helps fund a multitude of conservation and community projects such as primate conservation, schools, roads, clinics, and community centers, which in turn encourages local communities to understand the value of the primates continued survival. Media Contact: Stephanie Moreland, stephanie@atmstravelnews.com , 832-755-7661, www.volcanoessafaris.com . Photos Available. Click Here for Media Kit.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Men's Whitewater Rafting Trip Encourages Personal Growth
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Overcoming Fear: Men’s Whitewater Rafting Trip Encourages Personal Growth
Angels Camp, California – Worried about your drinking or your mortgage? Not getting along with your wife? How are you going to come up with your daughter’s college tuition? Or maybe you’re an old-fashioned kind of guy, with an old-fashioned problem: why doesn’t my girlfriend understand me? Why do we have so many fights? How do other guys handle these problems?
Don Hatch River Expeditions announced today a special men-only whitewater rafting expedition through Dinosaur National Monument on August 20, 2009. The four-day rafting, hiking and camping trip, open to males over the age of 18, encourages participants to address their fears while in a wilderness setting. Put down the remote, get away, simplify, rejuvenate, dream new dreams, and believe in yourself again. No previous camping, rafting or outdoors experience is necessary in this unstructured men’s retreat. The only ground rules? The expedition is alcohol and tobacco free.
Rough it within reason in the stress-free environment of an organized rafting trip. Hatch knows a thing or two about playing host – the company has been guiding people downstream for 80 years. Their Green River rafting trip through Dinosaur National Monument offers a Colorado rafting journey set in an abbreviated version of the Grand Canyon with red rock cliffs and amazing open-air archives of fossils and geological wonders. Complementing the days spent in a raft are endless exploratory side hikes in river canyons, quiet beach camps and moderate whitewater.
Joining the trip will be veteran men’s group leader Carl Dick. Dick has a long, successful history as a public speaker, contract negotiator and sales manager. In his early career, he successfully negotiated contracts and sales for Johnson and Johnson and Baxter International. His own company topped Inc.’s Top 50 list in the early 1990s. His leadership role has taken him from his Colorado home into the world of Recovery in hospitals, detoxification centers and prisons. Most recently, he has helped form men’s groups based on Recovery from drugs and alcohol.
George Wendt, Founder and President of Hatch’s parent company - O.A.R.S., stated from his Northern California headquarters, “Carl is a long-time O.A.R.S. adventurer and whitewater rafting enthusiast. While traveling with Carl recently, I noticed his innate ability to connect with other travelers on a very deep level. I watched time and again as people experienced an unexplained confidence in him. I can’t quite put my finger on it, but he has a unique ability to draw people out and allow them to safely deal with issues and challenges they haven’t entirely processed. I thought – here is someone who would be ideal to create a trip around. I look forward to losing myself deep in a river canyon… and refocusing on what truly matters. Getting away from daily distractions always helps me to re-prioritize and gain clarity.”
From his home in Colorado, Mr. Dick commented, “I help people reflect on their choices and take responsibility for their current situations. Instead of commiserating endlessly about what is not working, I focus on solutions. George and I envision this journey as an opportunity for men to speak freely about their deepest feelings in a nonjudgmental setting. Participants may choose to discuss their fears or they may simply listen. There is no intended structure or expectations. Who knows where our unencumbered conversations may lead?”
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The HATCH family name has been synonymous with river running since 1929. With blessings from the National Park Service and the Hatch family, in 2007 Don Hatch River Expeditions became a part of the O.A.R.S. Family of Companies. It has been a seamless transition and one that offers generations of Hatch adventurers more opportunities on dozens of rivers throughout the West. Since 1969 the O.A.R.S.Family of Companies have set the standard in first-class rafting, sea kayaking, hiking and multi-sport adventures, with destinations and unparalleled experiences on over 35 rivers and coastlines of the world. O.A.R.S. caters to active travelers of all ages and abilities with more than 75 unique itineraries worldwide, including one-day and weekend escapes. For more information on the O.A.R.S. Family of Companies, including Grand Canyon Dories; Rivers Fiji; Rivers, Oceans & Mountains and Don Hatch River Trips, call 1-800-346-6277. Email the company at info@oars.com or visit www.oars.com.
Monday, March 30, 2009
"Paddles and Pints": Rogue Wilderness Adventures Offers Trips that Combine Rafting and Beer Tasting With an Oregon Microbrewery
Rogue Wilderness Adventures
CONTACT: Brad Niva
TEL: 541-479-9554
E-MAIL: webmaster@wildrogue.com
WEB: www.wildrogue.com
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“Paddles and Pints”: Rogue Wilderness Adventures Offers Trips that Combine Rafting and Beer Tasting With an Oregon Microbrewery
Grants Pass, Ore.—Two great Oregon traditions—whitewater rafting and micro brewed beer—will come together this Labor Day weekend as Rogue Wilderness Adventures launches their first “Paddles and Pints” trip. This veteran rafting company who has been taking guests down the Rogue River for over 38 years is partnering with Oregon brew master Mark Vickery for days of thrilling whitewater and sipping on frosty, delicious locally crafted beers.
With over 20 years of brewing experience and an armful of awards for beers like Mirror Pond Pale Ale and Black Butte Porter, Mark Vickery has a resume that reflects his professional expertise in the beer world. For the last five years Mark has been the head brewer at Golden Valley Brewery in McMinnville, Oregon. Mark honed his beer making skills in the trenches at the Deschutes Brewery in Bend, Oregon, where he and his fellow brewers created some of the most iconic beers the world has seen. Marks passion is to create beers that use fresh hops and other local ingredients that are available near the brewery.
This trip will be a 4 day, 3 night rafting excursion down the wild and scenic Rogue River Canyon. During the day, the staff of Rogue Wilderness Adventures will take paddlers down one of the most beautiful whitewater rivers in the country. Evenings will be spent camping on sandy beaches as guides serve mouthwatering riverside fare that perfectly complements beer tasting: dishes like steak, grilled shrimp, and fajitas. Mark will be lecturing each evening on his favorite beer types and how each one is created.
The beer tastings are as follows:
First Night: Northwest pale ales and Indian pale ales,
Second Night: Pilsners and Lagers, German, Czech, Dutch, Mexican and American
Third Night: Belgian Beers like Whit beer, Trappist Dubbel, exotic hybrids from Belgium
The trip includes all meals, beer, equipment, guides, and transportation. The trip price is $899 per person plus $36 in government fees. This “Paddles and Pints” rafting trip is Friday August 28th thru Monday August 31st. For more information, visit the website or contact Brad Niva at 541-479-9554.
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Quick Getaways in California: Mariah Wilderness Expeditions Offers Professional Storytellers and Rafting on the American River
Mariah Wilderness Expeditions
CONTACT: Donna Hunter
TEL: 530-626-6049
E-MAIL: rafting@mariahwe.com
WEB: www.mariahwe.com
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Quick Family Getaways in California: Mariah Wilderness Expeditions Offers Professional Storytellers and Whitewater Rafting
Lotus, Calif. —Mariah Wilderness Expeditions, a company that is a leader in offering safe, high quality whitewater rafting since 1982, is offering two day trips along the American River which include exhilarating whitewater rafting by day and hearing captivating tales told by professional storytellers by night. With a price under $250, this offers California travelers a great value while providing entertainment that is appropriate for the entire family.
After spending the day rafting the class II and III + rapids, families relax under the stars while a professional storyteller weaves an unforgettable tale. Guests snack on delectable hors d’oeuvres around the campfire while being regaled with exciting stories from professional, costumed storytellers. All of this takes place in a private campsite that no other rafting company shares. Families will relish the laughter and excitement that this storytelling adventure brings----and it’s appropriate for both children and adults. With campsites that also include hot showers, comfortable tents, and flush toilets, this experience also gives participants a taste of the rugged outdoors without compromising comfort.
Lunches include a variety of deli meats, cheeses, breads, condiments, vegetables, fruit, chips, cookies, lemonade, ice tea, and water. Dinners include mouth watering items like barbequed steak, chicken, and salmon, colorful salad with lots of veggies to add to it, baked potato, garlic bread, soda, water, some wine, and beer. Visitors can play volleyball, horseshoes, ping-pong, take a hike along a scenic Nature Trail, sit by the river, read, relax, and socialize with old and new friends.
As the most popular river in California, California’s South Fork of the American River is a consistent Class II-III+, beginning-level whitewater river. This trip is ideal for families, groups of friends, and company recreation trips, available daily from April through September. The river offers a wide range of adventures, with over 50 exciting rapids interspersed with calm, slower stretches where rafters can enjoy the beauty of the river canyon.
Start Dates: Thursday and Fridays from the end of June through August. Cost: $115-$230 plus 7% river usage fee, $75 deposit. Minimum age: 7. For more information or to make a reservation, contact Donna Hunter at 530-626-6049 or visit the website.
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Friday, March 27, 2009
Custom Private Journeys to the Trans-Siberian Railway and the Silk Road
MIR CORPORATION
CONTACT: Annie Lucas
TEL: 800-424-7289 E-MAIL: annie@mircorp.com WEB: www.mircorp.com
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MIR Corporation Offers Custom Private Journeys to the Trans-Siberian Railway and the Silk Road
Award-winning company offers new tree-friendly downloadable brochures to their most popular destinations
Seattle, Wash.—MIR Corporation, a company that specializes in journeys at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, is now offering tree-friendly brochures that promote custom private itineraries to their most popular destinations, the Trans-Siberian Railway and the Silk Road. These unique trips offer travellers the chance to customize their own journey of these areas or they can choose from 11 scheduled group itineraries for 2009.
The Trans-Siberian Railway
This is one of the world’s greatest railway journeys with routes extending from Russia to Mongolia and on to China. Itineraries last from 7 to 16 days and include culturally adventurous journeys aboard the local trains, trips aboard the Golden Eagle luxury private train – and options in between. And if travelers don’t see the exact itinerary they desire, MIR Corporation will help design a customized, private, local rails experience.
The Silk Route
The great Silk Road was a far flung web of caravan routes stretching across China through Central Asia and Iran, transporting brilliant silks, precious stones, and deeply-held spiritual beliefs from East to West and back. Travelers can select their own approach to exploring the region. They can choose to travel privately or with a small group from oasis to oasis. Travelers can select from essential10-day overviews to 24-day in-depth surveys; or, design their own Silk Road experience.
Immediate brochure downloads available at www.mircorp.com/brochure . For a printed copy of either brochure (or both) by post please call 800-424-7289 or email info@mircorp.com or contact Annie Lucas at 800-424-7289.
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Discount on New Carcassonne Cycling Journey
Lunel, France--Cycling in Languedoc to Carcassonne takes you away off the beaten path into the vineyards of the Herault Department where you start in the historical and picturesque village of St Guilhem le Desert. You will finish at Carcassonne where the French have such a charming accent, an accent that sings and enchants you with another way of French culture! Discover the lifestyle of this region of gastronomy, wine, and amazing countryside scenery. Experience the rural France life and visit one the most renown abbeys of France, explore the marvelous and intact medieval cite of Carcassonne, do wine tasting in the unpretentious appellations of good wine. We leave you for 2 nights to see one of the most beautiful villages of France in Carcassonne. Discover France, the leading specialist in self-guided tours in France is offering this new itinerary, which at a cost less than 1000 Euros, offers travelers a great way to see France without going over their budget. To sweeten the deal, they are offering 50 Euros off per person for bookings made before May 31st (use promo code CARC09). Media Contact: Stephanie Moreland, Stephanie@atmstravelnews.com , 832-755-7661. www.discoverfrance.com . Photos Available. Click Here for Media Kit.
Monday, March 16, 2009
How to See Hidden Costa Rica For Less
Evergreen, Colo.--Explore the less traveled side of Costa Rica, as well as the highlights that this ecological gem has to offer. Starting with a thrilling two days of world class rafting through a rain-forested canyon before taking a water taxi to Tortuguero National Park, home to abundant wildlife. Next, travelers journey to the active volcano Arenal to enjoy waterfalls and hot springs in view of the volcano and then head off the beaten path to the small town of Bijagua, Volcan Tenorio National Park, and hiking along the Rio Celeste in Volcan Tenorio National Park. Finally, end with a relaxing two days on the Pacific coast beaches of Tamarindo. This trip, created by Latin American specialists, Aventouras, combines wildlife viewing, rafting, hiking, relaxing beach time, and fast zip lines through the forest canopy mixing in some small community-run lodges that allow visitors to experience a side of Costa Rica that few tourists see. At a price under $2000, this trip offers an amazing value. Dates: April 3-13th, June 19th-29th, December 18th-28th, 2009. Cost: $1998 ($325 Single Supplement). Media Contact: Stephanie Moreland, Stephanie@atmstravelnews.com , (832) 755-7661. www.aventouras.com. Photos Available. Click Here for Media Kit.
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Day Trips in Southern Oregon: Explore the Historic Rogue
Grants Pass, Ore.—The snow is falling on the mountains and the Rogue River is moving faster, which sets paddlers up for an exciting rafting season. The Rogue River is 215 miles long and runs from the boundary of Crater Lake National Park all the way to the Pacific Ocean. In 1968 Congress passed legislation to save and protect 48 miles of this amazing river system. Since that time, Rogue Wilderness Adventures has been the primary outfitter leading adventurers down this pristine river. Their exciting whitewater rafting day trips on one of the warmest rivers in the country, give visitors a chance to float by historic mining sites, view wildlife, and enjoying an exhilarating day on the rapids. With over 38 years of experience and the most skilled river guides on the river, they will make sure that paddling enthusiasts have an experience never to be forgotten. Trips leave everyday between May 15 and October 15. Half or full day trips available. Prices: $63-$95. Media Contact: Stephanie Moreland, Stephanie@atmstravelnews.com , (832) 755-7661, www.wildrogue.com . Photos Available. Click Here for Media Kit.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Two New Ways to Track Mountain Gorillas in Post Conflict Uganda and Rwanda
Volcanoes Safaris
CONTACT: Jane Behrend
TEL: 866-599-APES (2737)
E-MAIL: salesug@volcanoessafaris.com
WEB: www.volcanoessafaris.com
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Award-Winning Company, Volcanoes Safaris, Announces Two New Itineraries and Launch of New Website
KAMPALA, Uganda—Volcanoes Safaris, a unique great ape ecotourism business specializing in mountain gorilla safaris to Uganda and Rwanda and is announcing two exciting new itineraries to complement the launch of their newly designed website. The first itinerary is a six day Uganda safari which will take visitors to their newly developed Kyambura ecolodge when it opens. This safari includes chimpanzee tracking, gorilla tracking, and game viewing. The second new itinerary is a short gorilla tracking itinerary that gives adventurers the opportunity to go tracking in Bwindi in Uganda while avoiding the long transfer back on the last day by flying in and out of Kigali in Rwanda.
Gorillas and Wildlife Lake Mburo, Bwini, and Qe (6-Day Safari): $3191-$4132 ($313 Single Supplement)
This safari starts with Lake Mburo, which lies in a rain shadow between the great Rwenzori Mountains and Lake Victoria. See buffalo, Burchells zebra, and a variety of deer species including bushbuck, waterbuck, and impala. Bwindi has 4 habituated gorilla families that live on the steep hillsides of the thick tropical forest. Travel north to Queen Elizabeth in the western arm of the Great African Rift Valley, driving via Ishasha to go on the hunt for the tree-climbing lions that lounge nonchalantly in old fig trees. Track the fast moving and elusive chimpanzees in Kyambura Gorge and take a boat trip on the Kazinga Channel to see the rich array of wildlife and birds which gather by the waters’ edge. The safari highlights include gorilla tracking in Bwindi and Uganda, a canoe trip on Lake Mburo, a nature walk in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, tree climbing in Ishasha, chimpanzees in Kyambura Gorge, and seeing primates, a bat cave, and Blue Lake in Maramagambo Forest. Click here for more information.
Gorillas in Bwindi and Uganda (4 Day Safari): $2517 Double Occupancy ($232 Single Supplement).
This four day safari starts and finishes in Kigali and can be arranged on a private basis. Seeing some of the last remaining 700 mountain gorillas in the world is a fantastic experience and this safari takes visitors tracking in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park to see the four habituated families. Travelers can go for nature walks to see indigenous birds, monkeys, and flora and fauna. This safari includes a three night stay at the Volcanoes Safaris Bwindi Lodge. See the breathtaking scenery of the “Switzerland of Africa” as the road winds through hills and valleys with distant views of the volcanoes. Click here for more information.
For more information about Volcanoes Safaris, contact Jane Behrend at 866-599-APES (2737) or visit the website.
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Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Women's Only Adventures in Montana: America's "Last Best Place"
AdventureWomen, Inc.
CONTACT: Susan Eckert
TEL: 406-587-3883
E-MAIL: advwomen@aol.com
WEB: www.adventurewomen.com
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Women’s Only Adventures in Montana: America’s “Last Best Place”
BOZEMAN, Mont.— AdventureWomen,Inc., a pioneer in women's vacations and adventure travel since 1982 and the oldest adventure travel company for active women over 30, is offering three adventures in Montana for solo women travelers. At an all-inclusive price and jam-packed with adventure, each of these trips offer women travelers an incredible value.
Cattle Ranch Ride in Montana
From the cozy Montana dude ranch that is the home base, these women will horseback ride through canyons and open country, work cattle, and savor the freedom and serenity of this expansive Montana landscape. There are new riding opportunities every day as well as team penning and cattle work. Seven mountain ranges are the backdrop at this magnificent Montana dude ranch, including the Crazy Mountains, the backdrop panorama for the movie, “The Horse Whisperer.” This Montana cattle ranch was voted one of Montana’s “Magnificent Seven Guest Ranches” by Travel and Leisure Magazine. Visitors will love the ambience of the cedar cabins, tasty ranch cuisine prepared with a western flair, and stunning scenery. Dates: June 13th-20th, 2009. Cost: $2595 ($500 Deposit).
Montana Guest Ranch Summer Adventure
Home to some of the last remaining wild land in the United States, Montana is renowned for its outdoor adventures. On this women’s only guest ranch adventure, visitors will learn to fly fish, take a horseback riding jaunt across Montana fields, and enjoy whitewater rafting on the Gallatin River. Participants take a safari to Yellowstone National Park to see the “big game” and unique ecosystem, relive history as they visit the Missouri River headwaters made famous by Lewis and Clark, take a trip through time to historic gold rush towns of the 19th century, and experience a Western rodeo and fireworks on the 4th of July. Dates: June 30th-July 6th, 2009. Cost: $2695 ($600 Deposit).
Montana Guest Ranch Fall Spectacular
This adventurous vacation in “Big Sky” Montana combines hiking, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, and more. Based near Yellowstone National Park, out of the historic 320 Guest Ranch in Montana, visitors will get a taste of what dude ranch vacations are all about. The fall season in Montana is especially spectacular, with clear, crisp, mountain nights; golden, quaking aspen; fewer tourists in Yellowstone; and the melodic bugling of elk during the fall rutting season. Dates: September 12th-18th, 2009. Cost: $2695 ($600 Deposit).
For more information about AdventureWomen, Inc.’s Montana adventures, please visit the website or contact Susan Eckert at (406) 587-3883.
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Monday, March 9, 2009
Deals on Cycling Trips: $500 Off Per Couple on Select World Wide Departures
Vancouver, BC--Great Explorations, a company that was recently recognized by National Geographic Traveler as one of the 'Best Adventure Travel Companies on Earth', is offering special discounts on their premier cycling trips for bookings made before March 31st. Aside being consistently ranked as offering the best value in active vacations, they are offering $500 off per couple on selected departures. The selected trips are as follows: May 11-25: Camino de Santiago cycling, May 17-23: Umbria cycling, Jun 5-11: Provence South cycling, Aug 1-7: Gulf Islands, BC cycling, Sep 22-28: Croatia cycling, Sep 29-Oct 9: Turkey cycle and sail. Great Explorations is a boutique tour operator specializing in providing active vacations in North America, Europe and around the world. They are a private company with a simple philosophy: to create and deliver exceptional, one-of-a-kind trips for spirited individuals and groups who prefer active travel as a way to see the world and to do it in the company of fun, interesting people. Media Contact: Stephanie Moreland, Stephanie@atmstravelnews.com , (832) 755-7661. www.great-explorations.com . Photos Available. Click Here for Media Kit.