4.9 out of 5 . nine postcards
Postcards from guests.
We ask every group to write us a postcard on the drive home. Here are nine sample postcards for this demo, stamps and all.

The mail pile.
Sample reviews written for this demo. Not real guests.
"Ash's burritos should be illegal."
I have never slept that well on the ground. Huts were cozier than I expected and Maya paced the pass day perfectly.
Priya and Sam, San Jose
Sierra hut to hut, Aug"My dad still talks about the spring."
He is 71 and Dev had him soaking at sunrise. The trucks were spotless and the driving felt safe the whole way.
Hector, Campbell
Eastern Sierra overland, May"Two kids, zero meltdowns, one sea lion."
Teo had our 11 year old paddling into a cave by lunch on day one. We are booking the 4 day next summer.
The Lindqvist family, Saratoga
Channel Islands kayak, Jul"Rosa reads tides like a pilot."
Hard trip, honest about it, worth every sandy sock. The elk on the bluff at dawn was unreal.
Marcus, Los Gatos
Lost Coast trek, Jun"Best first backpacking trip possible."
I was nervous the whole drive. By the ridge camp I was not. June knows every plant and every bird.
Dana, Sunnyvale
Big Sur coast backpack, Apr"Great trip, bring better earplugs than me."
Wind kept me up the first night, my fault for packing light. Everything the company controlled was excellent.
Lena, Cupertino
Big Sur coast backpack, Oct"Our team still has the group chat."
Eight engineers, no laptops, two days. We came back talking to each other like humans. Planning was effortless on our side.
A design team from Mountain View
Private trip, Big Sur, Sep"They carried my birthday cake up a mountain."
Forty, at a hut, with candles that would not stay lit. Ash pulled the cake out of a bear canister. Best birthday I have had.
Jess, Los Gatos
Private trip, Sierra, Jul"Went solo, came back with five friends."
I booked alone and was worried it would be couples. It was not weird for a second. Had my own tent and a great crew.
Oren, San Jose
Sierra hut to hut, Sep
Your postcard goes here.
Every guest gets a blank postcard in the van on the drive home. Write it, hand it to the guide, and it ends up taped on the wall of the shop on Lyndon Ave. Pick your trip from the five routes or ask the trip desk which one fits you.