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Secure Your Summer & Fall Travel Plans

Summer is here and the opportunities for adventure are endless! Select from over a hundred unique 2025 trips with space still available—from backpacking or hut-to-hut hiking trips; rewarding and affordable volunteer vacations; kayak, canoe, or raft journeys; or even extraordinary international itineraries. Space is limited so book now while you still can!


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Active Adventure in Quebec City: History, Culture, and Scenic Cycling, Canada

July 9-15, 2025

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Homey lodging near parks, shops, and attractions
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Visit Chateau Frontenac, Montmorency Falls, and a First Nations community
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Experience a summer music festival

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Vermont Multisport: Hike, Bike, and Paddle in the Green Mountains and the Classic New England Countryside

July 21-26, 2025

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Hike, bike, and paddle in Vermont’s Northern Forests
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Enjoy grand vistas and charming rural Vermont settings
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Learn the innovative plans for forest conservation

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Silver Divide High Route Backpack, California

August 16-23, 2025

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Experience the exhilaration of cross-country hiking
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Swim and fish at high alpine lakes at every campsite
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Behold the incredible vistas of the High Sierra

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Boots and Boats in Bend: A Women's Multisport Adventure in Central Oregon

August 17-23, 2025

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Paddle on the Deschutes River and hike in the Cascades
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Explore waterfalls and volcanic landscapes
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Learn about the beauty and natural history of Central Oregon

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Vicky Hoover: A Sierra Club Outings Legend
Our rich legacy as a historic grassroots organization that brings people outdoors is nothing without our people. The environmental movement has changed throughout the decades, but the commitment of Sierra Club’s volunteers has not. Vicky Hoover, born August 1936 in New York City, has volunteered with the Sierra Club for more than 55 years and has led over 100 outings. From
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fighting for the Wilderness Act of 1964 to the California Desert Protection Act, her dedication and advocacy work have helped preserve our public lands for generations. Vicky is still active today as a volunteer, and is the editor of two Sierra Club newsletters.



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WATCH: VICKY’S LEGACY AS AN OUTINGS LEADER


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WATCH: HER WISDOM FOR THE NEXT GENERATION

Leader Feature: Grant BrownWhen Grant Brown’s wife booked a Sierra Club trip for the two of them, he had no idea at the time that he would go on to become a volunteer leader with the program. He had been leading outings with a local organization in Atlanta for 20 years, and loved the idea of helping others explore the glory and magic of nature.

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A retired high school teacher, Grant has a passion for fostering the next generation of nature advocates by leading teen trips and mentoring young adults who are leaders-in-training. Though he has a blast on teen and young adult trips, Grant believes the most special and unique aspect of Sierra Club Outings is our array of service trips. That volunteer work, as well as our adherence and education around Leave No Trace principals, on-trip conservation talks, and focus on environmental advocacy, make him proud to be part of the program. “For most people, in their normal lives, they aren’t around this level of advocacy and environmentalism, so it’s neat to be immersed in that on Sierra Club trips.” Grant says.


Of the many trips he has attended and led, one of Grant’s favorites was
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Ancient Trails of the South Rim in the Grand Canyon. The trails on which the group travels are remote, off the beaten path, where you barely see anyone else; it is a beautiful and challenging route.

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PHOTOS Top: Outings participants pose with canoe by a river. Credit: Tomas Dundzila. Middle: Screenshot of video featuring Vicky Hoover. Credit: Sierra Club. Leader Feature photo: Grant Brown.






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