Hiking Holiday

Excursions, holiday, journey, trek, trip, hike, flight, cruise, errand, expedition, foray, hop, jaunt, junket, outing, overnight, peregrination, ramble, run, swing, tour, travel, voyage, adventure, weekend

for example:
Voyage is for a Voyager
Junket is for a Junketer
I wanna know what about the other trips?

I can just give 10 points to say thank you!
Thanks a million in advance!

<>Best I can come up with:
excursion – excursionist
holiday – holidaymaker
journey – journeyer
trek – trekker
trip – trip-taker
hike – hiker
flight – flyer
cruise – cruiser
errand – errander (?)
expedition – expeditioner
foray – forayer
hop – hopper
jaunt – jaunter
junket – junketeer
outing – outing-goer (?)
overnight – overnighter
peregrination – peregrinatior
ramble – rambler
run – runner
swing – swinger
tour – tourist
travel – traveler
voyage – voyager
adventure -adventurer
weekend – weekender

What is the shortest number of days i can go trekking for with a good trek? (i only have a limited number of days holiday left)

How cheaply can i get to and/or trek in Nepal?

Thanks

The shortest trek to everest region 9 days. There might be even less days than 9 but I am not sure.

1. Fly to Lukla from Kathmandu and walk through the bank of Dudh Koshi river, Sherpa villages and mani stones and reaches to Phakding.
2. Phakding to Namche Bazar.
3. Rest at Namche Bazar for acclimatisation.
4. Namche Bazar to Tengboche.
5. Thyangboche monastery visit.
6. Thyangboche to Namche Bazar.
7. Namche Bazar to Phakding.
8. Phakding to Lukla
9. Fly back to Kathmandu from Lukla

Cost of the tour: $220
Flight cost: Kathmandu/Lukla/Kathmandu: US $ 190 per person

A Google search turned up little of interest, but I was wondring if there are any traditional holidays or worldwide annual events for Star Trek fans? I’m talking celebrations here, not conventions. Thanks!
EDIT: Could you make sure to read the question before answering it?

Well, I am not finding anything legitimate either, although I did find a spoof on Star Trek holidays at
http://scifi.about.com/blholiday.htm
Little-Known Star Trek Holiday Traditions

and I guess this is for real? or is it also just spoof??? that there was once a Star Trek episode about Santa Claus but it only aired once? See
http://www.scalzi.com/whatever/003030.html
for The Ten Least Successful Holiday Specials of All Time
The Lost Star Trek Christmas Episode: "A Most Illogical Holiday" (1968)
I think it may be a joke too, but not sure…oh well…

This virus is reported on the newsboards today and as thousands of people are now moving world-wide (holidays, treks) etc. We should be given some guidelines on how to protect oneself.

See the advice at http://www.drgreene.com/21_36.html

I like to take a trekking holiday to enjoy nature, but since nature is unlikely to have man-made toilets, I wonder how trekkers and adventure holiday-makers defecate? Do they have to carry shovels as part of their camping gear, to dig holes for toilet?

Don’t know if you’ve heard of "Leave No Trace" frontier guidelines, but imagine if EVERY person that walked the trail you are on decided to do his/her business "just once". Stepping in doggy doo is no fun, but stepping in people poo is disturbing and ruins the ride for anyone. If no toilets of any sort are available before the trip and you gotta go, man, by all means pick a strategic spot, environmentally friendly as previous posters mentioned, and bury the loot (and animals do bury their’s – my cat does, for crying out loud). Ideally, bring those little doggy bags. We don’t mind picking up after our dogs and disposing of it properly, for goodness sakes, we should do the same for our own poo, too.

1. Traveling around Europe in a campervan (RV)

2. Backpacking around India and Cambodia

3. Getting around North America by bus services

4. Camping in Cornwall, North England or Scotland.

5. A shopping/cultural weekend in London, Paris, Rome or Barcelona

6. A druggy weekend in Amsterdam

7. an all day festival pass to Burning Man or Glastonbury

8. a weekend sightseeing in Bruxelles, Bruge, Cologne, Lucerne, or Berne, eating belgian or swiss chocolate and waffles, or german frankfurters

9. skiing in norway, switzerland, france, andorrah or austria

10. kayaking down the colorado or ganges

11. Partying in New Orleans or Rio di Janeiro or Goa

12. Snorkelling in the great barrier reek, the maldives, florida keys, the carribean or cage with great whites off east coast africa,

13. a beach holiday lazing around in Antigua, Jamaica, Florida, California, Kerala, Goa, the maldives, Australia or spain

14. a cultural coach trip around Italy, seeing the sites of Rome, Pompeii, Florence, Pisa, Venice

15. an ‘alternative’ walking tour of europe, checking out eastern european countries of austria, slovenia, czech republic and croatia

16. dog sledding, skiing and hiking around the arctic circle in northern norway, finland, or greenland.

17. safari by jeep, bush walk, boat or hot air balloon in Kenya, India, Australian outback

18. Caravanning around England and Wales

19. a dangerous trekking holiday into the rainforests of the Amazon, Peru, Rwanda, India, or the south sea island

20. historic venture into greek or egyptian past-egypts pyramids and tombs of Athen’s old sights in Greece

21. A cruise around the Indian ocean, Greek islands or Mediterranean

1.kayaking down the colorado or ganges (Which I plan to do! WWK Lover!)
2.Snorkelling in the great barrier reek, the maldives, florida keys, the carribean or cage with great whites off east coast africa,
3. dog sledding, skiing and hiking around the arctic circle in northern norway, finland, or greenland.
4.safari by jeep, bush walk, boat or hot air balloon in Kenya, India, Australian outback
5.a dangerous trekking holiday into the rainforests of the Amazon, Peru, Rwanda, India, or the south sea island

have you ever been on a horse riding holiday???? i have just started one up in mexico and i would like to ask …. what was the best things about your trekking holidays, food? horses? trekking? entertainment? what didnt you like……
where you happy or dissapointed???

heres my web site the best horse riding holiday ever.
www.rancholaprovidencia.com

YES!!!

It is sooo much fun!! Of coarse it is spending time with your horse that is the best!! I like the camp food, although there is a restaurant where we go, and a bar you can ride your horse to. Definitely NOT disappointed.

We are going again on the weekend of the 4th. Yee Haaaww!!

By the way- are you from another country? Not used to the word "trekking"?