Trips and Travel Opportunities

You’re going places, Girl Scout.

When you plan your own Girl Scout trip—whether it’s Brownies packing their first weekend bag or Seniors boarding a plane to check out Girl Scout history in Savannah, Georgia—you’ll build courage, confidence, and lifelong skills like organization, time management, and how to work as team to succeed when things don’t go as planned.

You’ll also build connections outside your own community and make memories to last a lifetime.

Wherever you’re looking to travel—even to countries around the world—Girl Scouts can get you there.

Council Destinations and Travel

Council Travel is…

Organized by internationally recognized tour companies and/or GSGWM staff
Chaperoned by GSGWM staff and/or volunteers
Open to any registered member of GSGWM who meets the trip’s age requirements at the time of travel!

Destinations are…

Operated by different councils nationwide (including GSGWM; see our upcoming Destinations below!)
Chaperoned by council staff and/or volunteers
Open to any registered member of Girl Scouts who meets the trip’s age requirements at the time of travel!
See GSGWM’s Destinations below and visit GSUSA’s Destinations website for trips run by other councils.

Interested in being a Travel Chaperone? Apply now! We look for...

Adults who enjoy working with youth and helping them grow through new experiences.
Individuals who are committed to fostering a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment.
Flexible, dependable volunteers who are ready to embrace travel and adventure alongside Girl Scouts.
Adults who believe in girl-led experiences and empowering girls to explore the world with confidence.

Upcoming Travel Opportunities

Global Leadership Conference | Boston, MA & Manchester, NH | March 4-7, 2027 toggle arrow

Engage with today’s important social issues at this inspirational conference on Southern New Hampshire University's beautiful campus, and plan your future to make the world a better place. If you care about climate change, mental health, LGBTQ+ rights, art, STEM, social justice, and other important issues, you can find inspiration here during three 75-minute workshops of your choice! Spend a night and day discovering Boston before heading to the conference.

Who Should Apply?

Girl Scouts who will be in grades 9–12 in March 2027
Girl Scouts with curiosity and an open-mind—ready to learn, meet new people, and ask questions.
Individuals who are able to handle long, busy days—often running straight from breakfast through 9 or 10 PM and jam-packed with interactive workshops and activities.

The Cost

You pay: $680 (see GSUSA’s website for more details on discounts applied)

You will be responsible for the cost of round-trip transportation from your home to Boston. Deposit will be due upon acceptance. The trip application includes an opportunity to apply for additional financial aid. If you are accepted to the trip, you will be informed of any financial aid awarded at the same time.

Green & White Mountains Summer Bucket List | NH & VT, USA | July 14-25, 2027 toggle arrow

Hike, splash, climb, and camp your way across the Green and White Mountains of Vermont and New Hampshire on an adrenaline packed 12-day trip that will take you from sprawling cave systems to scenic peaks, from the sandy coastline of the Atlantic to the rocky shores of Lake Champlain, and so much in between! Visit iconic NH and VT locations and get a taste of what makes this area so special.

Even if you’ve lived here your whole life, we promise you’ll get to see new sights, explore new places, and experience new adventures on this trip!

Who Should Apply?

Girl Scouts who will be entering grades 9–12 for the 2027-2028 school year.
Girl Scouts interested in outdoor adventure, hiking, wildlife, water sports, and exploring new (or familiar!) places
Those with some hiking experience and with swimming proficiency. A swim test will be required to be submitted prior to the trip. Camping experience or willingness to camp is required; must be ok sharing close living quarters with a group of other Girl Scouts.
Those who are open-minded and ready to try new things, including high-adventure excursions.
Those willing and able to spend up to 1.5 hours in a car at a time.
Girl Scouts who have their own hiking boots, sleeping bags, and sleeping pads. Other adventure gear will be provided as needed.

The Cost
You pay: $1,680 (see GSUSA’s website for more details on discounts applied).

You will be responsible for the cost of round-trip transportation from your home to Boston, MA or to the council office in Bedford, NH. Deposit will be due upon acceptance. The trip application includes an opportunity to apply for additional financial aid. If you are accepted to the trip, you will be informed of any financial aid awarded at the same time.

Making Plans with Your Troop or Family?

From local day trips to traversing the globe, try out planning tools and discover events you can join.

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Ready for the Ultimate Adventure?

If you’re in sixth grade or older, you can travel independently and meet Girl Scouts from around the world on Girl Scout Destinations.

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