Travel & Day Trips

2nd Summit focuses on small, friendly groups with clear plans and plenty of flexibility. Expect a relaxed pace, time to look around, and space for conversation — not a rushed, flag-following tour. Each trip will outline what’s planned, how much structure there is, and where you’ll have free time.

Most Travel & Day Trips we curate lean toward moderate activity — think walking at a conversational pace, standing during tours, and getting in and out of vehicles. When we feature more physical outings, we’ll describe the typical day in plain language so you can decide what fits your comfort level.

Absolutely. These trips are built with solo participants in mind, including people who are used to traveling independently and those trying it for the first time. Hosts and guides help with introductions so it feels natural to join in, whether you’re chatty by nature or a bit more reserved.

Details will vary by outing, but a good rule of thumb is comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate layers, water, and any medications or essentials you rely on. We’ll share practical notes in advance — such as whether meals are included, how much walking to expect, and any tickets or IDs you’ll need.

Costs depend on what’s included — for example, transportation, entry fees, guides, or meals. Some local outings may be relatively low-cost, while more involved getaways or cruise-based experiences will be higher. Each specific trip listing will clearly outline pricing and what is or isn’t covered so there are no surprises.

We focus on experiences that feel manageable, welcoming, and worth the effort to get out the door. That means thoughtful itineraries, trusted partners, and group sizes that allow for real conversation. As this category grows, we’ll continue to listen to member feedback in places like Denver and Fort Collins and shape offerings around what actually works for this stage of life.