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50+ New Ways to Explore, Enjoy, and Protect

A whole new season of possibility starts now: our newest lineup of 50+ Sierra Club Outings trips launched this Tuesday, and they’re already filling fast. From trekking across the Dolomites to chasing the Northern Lights in Alaska, the trips we have planned for 2026 are designed to immerse you in nature, build community, and leave the places you visit better than you found them.


Whether you dream of…

- Exploring the Alps on a cross-border hiking journey
- Dog sledding through Minnesota’s Boundary Waters
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Camping among towering Redwoods
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Experiencing the other-worldly landscapes of Joshua Tree
- Witnessing wildlife in Uganda, Ecuador, or Mongolia
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Or giving back through service trips in our National Parks and public lands

…there’s an adventure waiting for you.


Trips fill quickly, so don't delay! Secure your place on the journey of a lifetime.


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Philadelphia Service: Restore Land Health, History, and Cultural Riches in the Birthplace of IndependenceOctober 4-12, 2025
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Help restore & preserve U.S.'s largest landscaped park
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Explore renowned attractions and Philly “secrets”
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Visit Independence sites and more

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Adirondacks Autumn Beauty: Hike, Paddle, and Cycle, New York

October 12-17, 2025

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Hike fall foliage trails, admire stunning lake views, try mountain biking
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Tour Adirondack Experience and rail museum
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Learn about local natural history and conservation issues

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Autumn Glory in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee

October 12-17, 2025

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Explore Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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Choice of daily hikes with varying scenery
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Lodge at Tremont Institute outdoor center

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Tanzania Safari: The Season of Calves and Cubs

February 20-March 1, 2025

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Experience the abundant wildlife of the Serengeti
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Delight in the thrill of a classic safari quest
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Explore Ngorongoro Crater and Olduvai Gorge

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Twice the Catalogs = Twice the Inspiration


We’re excited to share a change to how we release our trip catalogs! Instead of sending a single trip catalog in December, featuring all of the trips for the following year, we will now be sending two catalogs each year: one in October, and another one in February. The October catalog will feature trips taking place in the first half of the following year (January through June), and the February catalog will showcase trips taking place July-December. Upcoming International itineraries will be included in both catalogs, regardless of trip start date. This change means you’ll get the scoop on winter and spring trips sooner, giving you plenty of time to plan! Concerned about the environmental impact of two catalogs? Don’t worry—each catalog will be half the size of
our old annual version, which means we’re not using more paper. We will also continue to use Sustana, the most eco-friendly paper on the market.


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Leader Feature: Beth BittleFor Beth Bittle, leading Sierra Club National Outings isn’t just about guiding people through beautiful landscapes—it’s about transforming the way they connect with nature and each other. “I love sharing the places in nature that I enjoy going to,” she says. “Sometimes I’ve been to these spots over and over, but when I go with new people, it’s like I’m seeing them for the first time through their eyes.”

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Her inspiration to lead came from her time as a Chapter Outings leader, where she witnessed firsthand how bringing people into the wild is one of the most powerful ways to defend it. “I truly believe one of the best ways for us to protect these places is to bring people into them,” she explains. “When people experience the beauty and fragility of these spaces, they become advocates for their preservation.”

Beth believes Sierra Club trips attract a special kind of traveler. “Our participants aren’t here just to check things off a list,” she explains. “They find beauty not only in the big, iconic sites like El Capitan, but in the small details too, like a banana slug in the redwoods.” And woven into every trip is a conversation about conservation; how to travel more sustainably, minimize our impact, and truly respect the places we visit.

For Beth, these moments of newfound joy and lasting connections are what make National Outings extraordinary. “It’s amazing how quickly a group can come together out here,” she says. “Nature has a way of bringing us home.”

Thank you, Beth, for your service with Sierra Club Outings!

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PHOTOS Top: Women hike in a Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada. Credit: Irene Yee. Middle: Two people browse Sierra Club Outings trip catalogs. Credit:Amy Trowbridge. Leader Feature photo: Beth Bittle.






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