How to Choose your MORE Adventure
Find your Kind of Adventure
Not every adventure has to be extreme.
The right adventure is the one that feels right for you.
Whether you are looking for relaxed exploration, active days, or a challenge that pushes you outside your comfort zone, our Compass Scale makes it easy to know what to expect before you say yes.
Start Here: What Sounds Like You?
I want to take it easy
Culture, food, sightseeing, connection and plenty of time to enjoy where I am.
Start with levels 1-2
I like to stay active
Walking, hiking and active days sound great, but I still want time to enjoy the experience.
Start with levels 2-3
I'm ready for a challenge
I want the physical experience to be an important part of the adventure.
Start with levels 4-5

Meet the MORE Compass Scale
One simple system. Five levels. Your pace.

Easy & Relaxed
- Light activity, fewer elevation changes.
- Perfect for easing into adventure.


Moderate Activity
- Moderate daily activity.
- Some hills or uneventerrain.



Active Adventure
- Higher activity levels.
- Longer days, varied terrain.




Challenging Journey
- Strenuous activity, elevation gain.
- For fit, adventure-ready travelers.





Expedition Level
- High physical & mental demands.
- Remote locations, big rewards.
Adventure, Redefined
Adventure isn't one-size-fits-all
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Level 1
Easy & Relaxed
- Gentle experiences with no training required.
- Designed to invite travelers in—regardless of background or experience.
- Ideal for cultural immersion, wellness-focused journeys, connection, and easeful exploration.


Level 2
Moderate Activity
- Active days that include walking and light hikes.
- Travelers should be comfortable being on their feet for much of the day.
- Perfect for those who enjoy movement without high intensity.



Level 3
Active Adventure
- Challenging but accessible with a good attitude.
- Expect longer days, varied terrain, and a flexible pace.
- A moderate fitness level and adaptability are important.




Level 4
Challenging Journey
- Strenuous adventures that include long days, elevation gain, and sustained effort.
- Participants should arrive prepared, well-trained, and mentally resilient.





Level 5
Expedition Level
- Bucket-list journeys that demand a major physical and mental commitment.
- These adventures require structured training, strong endurance, and readiness for challenge.
Is This Trip Right For You?
Preparation & Training Guidance
Level 1

This trip is right for you if you’re looking for connection, cultural immersion, or restoration, and feel comfortable with gentle movement and relaxed pacing.
No formal training required. Comfortable walking shoes and a willingness to explore at an easy pace are all you need.
Level 2


This trip is right for you if you enjoy active days, walking, and exploration, and feel confident being on your feet for extended periods.
Light preparation recommended. Regular walking, light hiking, or general fitness will help you feel your best.
Level 3



This trip is right for you if you’re comfortable with full days, varied terrain, and adapting plans when needed. A positive mindset matters as much as fitness.
Consistent activity before departure is encouraged. Being comfortable with longer days and varied terrain will enhance your experience.
Level 4




This trip is right for you if you train regularly, enjoy physical challenges, and are prepared for long, demanding days in changing conditions.
Dedicated training is essential. Participants should prepare for elevation gain, endurance days, and sustained physical effort.
Level 5





This trip is right for you if you’re seeking a true bucket-list experience and are ready for a significant physical and mental commitment.
Structured training is required. This journey demands excellent fitness, mental resilience, and preparation well before departure.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which level is right for me?
Review the Compass Level listed on each trip page and read the descriptions carefully. Being honest about your current fitness and comfort level helps ensure the best experience.
Do I need to be an athlete to join a MORE Adventure?
No. Many MORE Adventures are designed to be welcoming or lightly active. Higher-level trips simply require preparation and readiness for challenge.
What if I feel between two levels?
That’s common. When in doubt, choosing the lower level often leads to a more enjoyable experience. Our team is always happy to help you decide.
Why does fitness level matter?
Proper preparation ensures safety, enjoyment, and group cohesion. When travelers are well-matched to the adventure, everyone benefits.
What Are You Waiting For?
Is This Trip Right For You?
Level 1

This trip is right for you if you’re looking for connection, cultural immersion, or restoration, and feel comfortable with gentle movement and relaxed pacing.
Level 2


This trip is right for you if you enjoy active days, walking, and exploration, and feel confident being on your feet for extended periods.
Level 3



This trip is right for you if you’re comfortable with full days, varied terrain, and adapting plans when needed. A positive mindset matters as much as fitness.
Level 4




This trip is right for you if you train regularly, enjoy physical challenges, and are prepared for long, demanding days in changing conditions.
Level 5





This trip is right for you if you’re seeking a true bucket-list experience and are ready for a significant physical and mental commitment.
Preparation & Training Guidance
Level 1

No formal training required. Comfortable walking shoes and a willingness to explore at an easy pace are all you need.
Level 2


Light preparation recommended. Regular walking, light hiking, or general fitness will help you feel your best.
Level 3



Consistent activity before departure is encouraged. Being comfortable with longer days and varied terrain will enhance your experience.
Level 4




Dedicated training is essential. Participants should prepare for elevation gain, endurance days, and sustained physical effort.
Level 5





Structured training is required. This journey demands excellent fitness, mental resilience, and preparation well before departure.



