COVID-19 Safety & Travel Update
Join us for a trip of a lifetime! Whether traveling virtually or in-person, you can travel with confidence with Wilderness Inquiry. Our in-person experiences are designed with your safety and health as our top priority. We welcome both group registrations (you only travel with individuals that you register with) and individual sign ups (for individuals who are fully vaccinated).
We work with a team of community and health experts to help guide our safety measures on and off the trail. Please read our attached policy statement for our full outline of policies and rationale behind them. In summary, we continue to take the following measures to keep our participants and staff healthy and our programs operating on schedule.
Day Trips:
- Vaccines are strongly encouraged but not required.
- Masks are not required.
- See full policy statement.
Multi-Day Trips:
- Participants are required to be fully vaccinated and up-to-date (including one booster shot as eligible) against COVID-19.
- Medical exemptions may be requested and are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Email [email protected] for more information.
- Masks are not required unless traveling in a Wilderness Inquiry vehicle.
- See full policy statement.
Note: Updates are current as of May 4th, 2022 and apply to the summer travel season. Any additional updates will be available on this page.
Since 1978, Wilderness Inquiry has connected people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities to the natural world and each other. Although this time of COVID-19 has presented challenges, we are still able to offer safe ways for you to get outside. Our belief that “everyone belongs” is something that we act upon every day as we plan safe, outdoor experiences. It also drives the rationale behind our policies and practices. Learn more about our COVID-19 policies below. Let’s get to the other side of the woods together.
If you have questions about your current or future trip, please contact us.
Ways You Can Help and Get Involved
Help us deliver our mission in creative ways and prepare for tomorrow, when the need for our work will be greater than ever.
Travel with confidence in a group of like minded travelers or ask about our smaller, private tours to minimize household exposure.
Continue to engage with your outdoor spaces using Wilderness Inquiry’s online learning activities.