Hiking Guide and Wilderness Tours

Our passion is sharing the joy of scrambling up rocky peaks, exploring magical places, and observing nature with a knowledgeable hiking guide.

Lead Hiking Guide and founder Ed Moran has been guiding hiking and camping trips ranging from half day programs to multi-day treks for over a decade. Our trips range from the Catskills and Adirondacks to the mountains of New Hampshire and Maine. Also, we lead amazing guided hiking tours to beautiful destinations in Ireland.

Ed arranges experiences including full moon, fire tower, peak-bagging, off-trail hiking, special themed hikes, and outdoor skills education. Additionally, we customize outings for corporate and group events, youth groups, schools, families and individuals.

Choose one of our scheduled trips or contact us to customize a special experience for you or your group.

Our clients love our attention to detail (Reviews on Facebook). We are meticulous about planning our trips, including hiking routes, gear, weather, and the the client’s own hiking ability. That same dedication extends to providing top notch hospitality, lodging, great food, and patient instruction in outdoor skills. Above all, we want to exceed your expectations in every thing that we do.

Exciting news … guided hiking packages complete with meals and lodging in the Catskills, Adirondacks, and White Mountains:

MORE REVIEWS (on our own site)

21 hours ago One more autumn view over Heart Lake. The mountains already had a coating of snow.
2 days ago Winter is coming on fast in the mountains. This was the first time on snowshoes for these groups. Great fun, smooth trails, and no bugs. Some areas are already snowshoe-able. In the highpeaks region of the Adirondacks snowshoes are required when snowdepths reach 8 inches or more. Where it is not the law, it is still strongly recommended and the neighborly thing to do when the snow builds up. Some people make a point of pride about not wearing snowshoes and they willingly go off postholing in deep snow. Maybe they wouldn’t if they understood that can ruin the experience
3 days ago We enjoyed this fantastic view of Bray and the Irish Sea from the summit of Great Sugar Loaf in the northeast of County Wicklow. Although part of the Wicklow Mountains, Sugar Loaf stands alone and has 360 views from it's summit. The conical shape and steep slopes composed of light colored quartzite make it stand out from it's surroundings. The route we took from the north (starting near the Kilmacanogue GAA) was less than 4 miles round trip but did include about 1300 feet of elevation gain. An even shorter route with half as much elevation gain approaches from the
4 days ago Guides day off. I took a very nice walk with my wife yesterday. I travel a lot but there is so much beauty within walking distance!
5 days ago On Boot Spur with good friends after a night at the hut. It's a beautiful trail and a fun alternative route back to Pinkham Notch It was hot that weekend, even up over 5000 feet.
6 days ago Captivating skies seen from Thomas Cole Mountain late on a November afternoon. Thomas Cole is the fourth highest peak in the Catskills at 3950 feet and was named for an American painter considered the founder of the 19th century art movement known as the Hudson River School. Scenes such as this may have been part of his inspiration.

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Group Outings and Team Events

Outdoor Education and Skills Programs

Hiking, Camping and Paddling Trips

Exciting Backcountry Adventures

Catskill Guided Hike and Stay

Adirondack Fall Foliage Hiker’s Tour and B&B

Hiking Guide and Wilderness Tours

Our passion is sharing the joy of scrambling up rocky peaks, exploring magical places, and observing nature with a knowledgeable hiking guide.

CONNECT NATURALLY!

Group Outings and Team Events

Outdoor Education and Skills Programs

Hiking, Camping and Paddling Trips

Exciting Backcountry Adventures

Catskill Guided Hike and Stay

Adirondack Fall Foliage Hiker’s Tour and B&B

Our passion is sharing the joy of scrambling up rocky peaks, exploring magical places, and observing nature with a knowledgeable hiking guide.

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