Travel with Girl Scouts

From local adventures to journeys around the world, Girl Scouts discover new places, build confidence, and make unforgettable memories. Whether traveling with your troop or exploring on your own, your next adventure starts here!

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Where will you go with Girl Scouts? Learn about our Destinations where you can discover new places or passions and unlock an experience of a lifetime.

EXPLORE TRIPS

Discover Where Girl Scouts Can Take You

From Space Camp in Alabama and Broadway shows in New York City to exploring new cultures abroad, Girl Scouts can experience incredible adventures close to home and around the world.

Whether you're interested in outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or international travel, there's something exciting to discover!

Girl Scout Destinations

Ready to take your adventure further? Girl Scout Destinations offers individual travel opportunities for Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors, generally ages 11 and older.

Explore experiences such as surfing, hiking, STEM adventures, and international travel while connecting with Girl Scouts from across the country. Browse available trips, review eligibility requirements, and learn how to apply.

Travel with Your Troop

Big adventures start with small steps! From local field trips to overnight getaways and international journeys, troop travel helps Girl Scouts strengthen friendships, develop leadership skills, and explore new places together.

Planning a troop trip? Start with GSSNV Volunteer Essentials and our Forms & Resources page for travel guidelines, permission forms, and required paperwork.
You can also find the Travel Progression Chart to help plan age-appropriate experiences. For additional guidance, contact our Membership Support team.

Destinations Committee

The GSSNV Destinations Committee helps plan and promote Girl Scout Destinations travel opportunities.

Have questions about GSUSA Destinations or GSSNV Destinations Committee activities? Email customerservice@girlscoutsnv.org with "Destinations Committee" in the subject line.