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Come walk and hike
with me in the Jungfrau region
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| WALK FOR ALL SEASONS WALKING TOURS |
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Walking Tours, Tips and Classes Geared To Folks Over 40.
About Walk For All Seasons
Walk for All Seasons, was founded in 2003 by Maggie Spilner, former Prevention Magazine walking columnist and author of three books on walking for health and fitness.
Maggie authored hundreds of articles on walking during her 20-year career at Prevention, and was director of Prevention Magazine's Walking Tour Program for many years. She is a certified Dynamic Walking Trainer and Registered Yoga Teacher, and enjoys giving walking tips and leading stretches and yoga classes during the tours.
Maggie's tours have been developed with the 40 plus walker in mind, with an emphasis on scenic venues with sure-footed walking and moderate hiking paths. Our goal is to enjoy local scenery, culture and cuisine while being both invigorated and relaxed by exercise. We stay at inns, hotels or bed and breakfasts well situated to our walks, hikes and cultural excursions.
"Walking Tours are a fabulous way to travel both as a couple and as a single person. All the details are taken care of and you can enjoy a vacation that is both relaxing and invigorating, without any of the headaches of planning or driving. No maps, no hours of research --just camraderie and adventure!
In 2013, after 10 years of operating my tour company solo, I decided to team up with industry leader, Ward Luthi and Walking the World."
The year 2013 will be a year of transition. Walking the World and Walk for All Seasons will be co-sponsoring just one (wonderful!) walking tour. Details are below! - Maggie
Dates: Sept 25-October 2, 2013
Land Cost: $1987. (U.S. Funds)
Single Supplement: $300
Lodging: Motels
Difficulty: Moderate. Hikes average 5-7 miles daily.
Trip Begins: Fort Collins, CO
Trip Ends: Fort Collins, CO
The hiking terrain is varied and fairly moderate for the most part. Each day encompasses some flat areas, including walking in dry stream beds and through canyon bottoms, but we will also be walking up to a number of canyon rims. Our trails sometimes cross from canyon to canyon, meaning we will be walking on different levels of the sandstone formations, giving us outstanding views of the surrounding areas.
Located in Southeastern Utah, the canyon systems we’ll visit contain some of America's wildest and most remote canyons, arches, and natural bridges. Our explorations will take us into side canyons that were some of the last places to be explored in the U.S.
Our first three days will find us in Arches National Park, just north of Moab, Utah. During our time here we will enjoy a number of trails, including our beginning hike to Delicate Arch and a longer 5-mile trek along the Park's desert "primitive trail." On one day we’ll explore the Needles Unit of Canyonlands National Park, visit famous Newspaper Rock, view numerous Petroglyphs and Pictographs and see some of the best scenery in SE Utah. Our last two days find us exploring the wonders of one of Utah’s jewels, Capitol Reef National Park, on the Chimney Rock and Pleasant Creek trails.
To register or learn more, please contact Ward Luthi at info@walkingtheworld.com or me, at walkforallseasons@gmail.com (Click on Contact me at the bottom of the page!)
Join my Walk For All Seasons Facebook Page for all kinds of updates, links, photos etc!
CLICK HERE TO GO TO MY FACEBOOK PAGE!
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