Explore the unique landscapes of Hawaii and Alaska with Rustic Pathways. In Hawaii, contribute to environmental efforts, safeguard biodiversity, and embrace the rich history of Kanaka Maoli. Enjoy spare time hiking diverse climates, relaxing on beaches, and learning to surf. In Alaska, venture off the map, witnessing Denali's grandeur, driving along the Cook Inlet, and hiking near Exit Glacier. Experience the vast Alaskan wilderness from mountains to sea.
Check out Rustic Pathways programs in Hawaii and Alaska!
Surf, Snorkel and Service in Hawaii
Serve alongside local community organizations in their mission to safeguard Hawaii’s biodiversity and foster environmental stewardship. You may get the chance to plant native tree species, reconstruct trails, remove invasive species, or participate in other land maintenance activities to assist with environmental efforts on the island. Throughout your service work, learn about the unique biodiversity in this region and the rich history of Kanaka Maoli, Hawaii’s native people. Get a taste of what makes Hawaii an island paradise in your spare time by hiking through changing climate zones, relaxing on black and white sand beaches, and learning to surf.
Hawaii Aloha Service
Work alongside local organizations in their mission to safeguard Hawaii’s biodiversity and preserve and honor the land, history, and culture of Hawaii. In addition to service, get a taste of what makes Hawaii an island paradise. Hike through changing climate zones, relax on black and white sand beaches, learn to surf, and take in millions of stars at Mauna Kea. Learn about the unique and rich history of Kanaka Maoli, Hawaii’s native people. Before heading home, glimpse the powerful forces that created this volcanic island in Volcanoes National Park.
Alaska: Off the Map
Welcome to Alaska, the largest yet most sparsely populated state in America. Get a glimpse of Denali, North America’s tallest peak. Drive along the Cook Inlet to the Kenai Peninsula, watching the landscapes pass you out the window. Set out on challenging hikes near Exit Glacier to see the 700-square-mile Harding Icefield. Experience the incredible Alaskan wilderness from mountains to sea during this incredible adventure.
