GUIDED TREK PLANNING

Trek Mountains With Local Guides

Get route plans, gear lists, and local guide setup for mountain treks, custom hikes, and small-group trips. We handle the hard parts so you can focus on the trail.

Moody alpine trailhead at dawn with expedition pack, poles, rope and clouded ridge.

Metric 01

120+

trek plans built

Metric 02

30+

local guides coordinated

Metric 03

4.8/5

guest rating

HOW IT WORKS

Four Steps To The Trail

One local-led trek with route plan, pace checks, and trail support.

Alpine ridge with cairn, trekking poles, expedition pack, and mist opening over a clouded valley.

2-6 day trips

Guided Mountain Treks

From $590

One local-led trek with route plan, pace checks, and trail support.

Three trekking kits for summer, shoulder season, and winter on a stone bench in mountain light.

2 revision rounds

Custom Hiking Plans

From $390

Expedition duffels, poles and lanterns staged at a lodge loading bay before dawn.

Up to 12 hikers

Small-Group Expeditions

From $1,250

Walkie radios and trail setup kit on a stone key shelf in a warm guesthouse corridor.
01Per route

Local Guide Setup

From $450

We match you with local guides and handle contact, timing, and briefings.

Top-down route planning flatlay with terrain model, brass compass, route stones, and weatherproof pouch.
02Fast turnaround

Route Planning

From $250

Clear maps, drive times, trail notes, and backup options for each day.

Overhead trekking gear checklist on a pale bench, season-sorted for departure
0348-hour review

Gear Checklist Review

From $180

Pack lists checked against season, trail length, and group needs.

GUIDED SERVICES

Trek Plans That Fit Your Route

Tell us your dates, trail style, group size, and target region. We note the basics and set the next step.

Face-down phone, satellite messenger, pebbles, compass and tea bowl on pale oak.
01

Quick Call

Tell us your dates, trail style, group size, and target region. We note the basics and set the next step.

Overhead still life of treks planning tools: pouch, stones, compass token, weatherproof case.
02

Route Draft

We map the route, trip days, and guide needs, then send a clear draft with notes and costs.

Boots, gaiters, socks, microspikes and a headlamp arranged for a gear check still life.
03

Gear Check

We review your pack list, weather needs, and trail risks so you know what to bring.

Trek handoff kit on a concrete tray: duffel, radio, key tag, pouch, sand linen cloth.
04

Final Trip Support

Before you go, we confirm timing, contacts, and any last changes, then stay on hand during the trek.

TRIP RESULTS

Trips Planned With Care

One route call Base trail outline Gear list check Guide names list Email recap

Per tripPer trip

Starter

From $499

  • One route call
  • Base trail outline
  • Gear list check
  • Guide names list
  • Email recap
Most popularPer trek

Signature

From $1,250

  • Two prep calls
  • Full trek plan
  • Trail notes and maps
  • Guide booking help
  • Permit and lodge checks
  • Trip support by email
Per expeditionPer expedition

Scale

From $2,950

  • Three trip calls
  • Multi-day trek design
  • Local guide coordination
  • Permit and lodge work
  • Pack plan for groups
  • Phone help on trip days

WHAT CLIENTS SAY

What Clients Say

Twelve hikers, one clear plan, and every lodge set before departure.

Stone Andean lodge courtyard prepared with duffels, blankets, lanterns, and glowing doors at dawn.

Andes Treks

Andes Trek In Peru

Twelve hikers, one clear plan, and every lodge set before departure.

Packed daypacks and support vehicle at a Blue Ridge overlook in soft mountain haze.

US Trails

Blue Ridge Dates Set

Himalayan tea-house terrace with blankets, bells, permit pouch, radio, and misty peaks

Himalaya

Nepal Guide Match

Diagonal mountain loop trail with cairn, shaded spur, and staged daypack at the trailhead.

Solo Hikes

Weekend Peak Plan

Loaded 4x4 on a red-rock canyon road with gear packed in back, mesas and dust haze beyond.

Road Trips

Utah Route Set Fast

Macro still life of compass, route pins, contour stones and notebook on dark slate

Routes and permits

Mara Ellison

Weathered trekking poles, ice axe head, cord and glove cuff on a hut bench with cold vapor.

Small-group pacing

Jonah Pike

Top-down expedition gear kit with dry bags, pouch, phone sleeve, batteries, and first-aid kit

Gear and trip notes

Elena Rios

Trail provisions on a timber counter: thermos, snack tins, radio dock and key fobs in warm steam.

Guide and lodge links

Tomas Adler

Proof

Customer notes

Verified

Face To Face Treks saved us days of route work and gave us a clean pack list.

Macro still life of compass, route pins, contour stones and notebook on dark slate

Nina Calder

Trip Lead, Peak Loop Co

Verified

Clear notes, fast replies, and a guide who knew the trail and the town.

Weathered trekking poles, ice axe head, cord and glove cuff on a hut bench with cold vapor.

Marco Bennett

Owner, North Ridge Gear

Verified

Our small group had a tight plan and no guesswork from start to finish.

Top-down expedition gear kit with dry bags, pouch, phone sleeve, batteries, and first-aid kit

Priya Solis

Program Lead, Summit Crew

Service area

Colorado Rockies

Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Estes Park

Snow-bright Rockies ridge above a still tarn and meadow in warm sunrise haze.

Area 01

Colorado Rockies

Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Estes Park

Rain-dark cedar and basalt coast with low fog and silvered water at golden hour.

Area 02

Pacific Northwest

Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, Bend

Sunlit Southwest mesa above a quiet desert wash with hazy open foreground.

Area 03

Southwest Trails

Moab, Salt Lake City, St. George, Flagstaff

Golden Andes valley with terraces, adobe roofs, and a glowing snow peak.

Area 04

Andes Routes

Cusco, Lima, Arequipa, Puno

The Map

Questions

Common Trek Questions

Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.

01What trips do you plan?+

We plan guided mountain treks, custom hiking routes, and small-group trips for solo hikers, friends, and teams.

02Do you help with gear?+

Yes. We check your pack list, season needs, and trail days so you bring the right gear and skip extra weight.

03Can you work with local guides?+

Yes. We line up local guides, share trip notes, and keep the timing clear before your trek starts.

04How far ahead should I book?+

Two to eight weeks is best for most trips. Bigger group treks and remote routes need more lead time.

05Do you handle permits?+

We help with permit checks, lodge notes, and route timing, then tell you what you still need to book.

06Can you plan for families?+

Yes. We build easy pacing, short trail days, and rest stops for families, mixed ages, and first-time hikers.

Get Trail Notes

Get short emails with gear lists, route tips, and trek planning help for your next mountain trip.