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She Peaks Not your average holiday. Not your average group of women. These aren’t luxury retreats or passive sightseeing tours. ShePeaks is built by women, for women.

Where ordinary women achieve the extraordinary.

🏔️ Female-guided adventures | Unique destinations | Small groups | Big adventures

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www.shepeaks.com/newsletter At ShePeaks, we bring women together for unforgettable journeys, some are more physically challenging and others more reflective, but all are mentally refreshing, and full of connection. They’re hand

s-on, soul-firing adventures where you’re moving, laughing, sweating, and sharing something real. You don’t need to be the fittest or the fastest, just willing to give it a go, it's about stepping outside of your routine and into something that reminds you what you're capable of... and of course we'll have a laugh along the way! Wherever we go, we work closely with local communities, supporting female guides and prioritising ethical, responsible travel. Our aim is to create experiences that empower women at every level, from those who join our trips to those who help make them happen. To join our mailing list, & hear how this experience is unfolding, plus receive details of all our upcoming trips, send your name to [email protected] (subject mailing list).

20/06/2026

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A sunrise over the Mont Blanc Massif from one of my favourite mountain ranges.

I may not be there right now, but mornings like this stay with you long after you've left. Crisp mountain air, fresh tracks in the snow, and the first light hitting those giant peaks.

Some views are worth seeing twice. ⛰️

📍 Chamonix, France

High in the remote taiga forests of northern Mongolia live the Tsaatan, one of the last remaining reindeer-herding commu...
18/06/2026

High in the remote taiga forests of northern Mongolia live the Tsaatan, one of the last remaining reindeer-herding communities on Earth.

For generations, their lives have been intertwined with their reindeer, relying on them for transport, milk and survival in one of Mongolia's most isolated landscapes. Their culture is deeply connected to animism and shamanic traditions, where nature, spirits and ancestral knowledge continue to play an important role in daily life.

On our Mongolia Winter Wxpedition, we'll spend time with Tsaatan families, learn about their way of life, their traditional ortz (teepee-like shelters), and gain a rare insight into a culture that very few travellers ever experience.

It's not a performance or a tourist show. It's an opportunity to respectfully connect with people whose traditions have endured for centuries in one of the most remote corners of the world.

These are the moments that stay with you long after the journey ends.

www.shepeaks.com/trip/mongolia-winter-expedition

17/06/2026

"What's the point of a self-guided trip? Surely the guide is one of the best parts. They have the local knowledge and act as a bridge between you and the local community."

True. But it depends where you're going and what you're doing.

You're probably not looking for a cultural lecture. What matters is riding at your own pace, stopping when you want, and enjoying the freedom of the road.

"But I could just organise that myself."

You could. After you've researched the best routes in a country you don't know, booked all the hotels, arranged the luggage transfers, and loaded the routes into your navigation app.

"I'll just bring my own bike."

You can. But bike transport isn't free, and on our Montenegro self-guided trips, bike hire is included.

And if you get a mechanical problem, need a route change, or something unexpected happens? Our local team is there to help, 24/7.

Oh, and that airport transfer? That's included too.

Surely your life is busy enough. Sometimes happiness happens when someone else has already done the hard work.

www.shepeaks.com/trip/montenegro-self-guided-cycling-tour-peaks-to-coast

New for 2027: women's self-guided cycling in Montenegro. 🚴‍♀️193 miles from Montenegro's mountains to the Adriatic coast...
10/06/2026

New for 2027: women's self-guided cycling in Montenegro. 🚴‍♀️

193 miles from Montenegro's mountains to the Adriatic coast, following quiet roads through Durmitor National Park, Lake Skadar, Lovćen National Park and the Bay of Kotor.

Road bike included. Luggage transferred. Navigation provided. Local 24/7 support available throughout.

Ride at your own pace, stop when you want, and enjoy one of Europe's most underrated cycling destinations.

May, June and September 2027 departures now live

www.shepeaks.com/trip/montenegro-self-guided-cycling-tour-peaks-to-coast

Before ShePeaks, there was a pattern I noticed again and again.Women who wanted to travel, but were waiting for the righ...
07/06/2026

Before ShePeaks, there was a pattern I noticed again and again.

Women who wanted to travel, but were waiting for the right person to join them.

Over the years, I've spent a lot of time travelling independently, working in the mountains and meeting incredible women along the way.

Again and again, I'd hear the same thing:

"I'd love to do something like that, but I don't have anyone to go with."

Travelling is amazing, but coordinating friends to have the same time off work, the same budget and the same interests can feel like a job in itself.

So many women were putting adventures off because their friends weren't interested, their partner didn't want to go, or they simply didn't feel comfortable joining a mixed group.

ShePeaks was created to change that.

Meaningful adventures. Extraordinary places. Like-minded women.

Nothing complicated. Just the chance to explore the world with women who are looking for the same thing.

– Vicky

For ShePeaks, altitude trekking starts between 1,000m and 3,500m.At these elevations, you'll often notice the difference...
03/06/2026

For ShePeaks, altitude trekking starts between 1,000m and 3,500m.

At these elevations, you'll often notice the difference. The air is thinner, the sun feels stronger, temperatures can change quickly, and climbs can feel more demanding than they would at sea level.

You might find yourself getting out of breath sooner, drinking more water than usual, reaching for extra layers once the sun drops behind the mountains, or noticing your heart working a little harder on the climbs.

Understanding these changes is important. It reminds us to drink more water, wear sun cream even when it doesn't feel particularly hot, and recognise that needing to slow down or stop for a breather is often a normal response to altitude, not a sign that you're unfit.

That's why we take time to acclimatise. We don't try to charge over a high pass on day one. We allow the body time to adapt, take regular breaks and keep a steady pace. Altitude isn't a battle to be won it's an environment to adapt to. 🏔️🏔️

Package tourism is now one of the largest industries in the world, with over 1.4 billion international trips happening e...
29/05/2026

Package tourism is now one of the largest industries in the world, with over 1.4 billion international trips happening every year.

As destinations become easier to access, many places begin adapting around tourism — often changing the very experiences people originally came to find.

This isn’t anti-tourism.
It’s promoting ethical presence.

It’s being aware of how we interact with people, cultures and communities that are not there to perform for visitors.

It’s respecting people’s privacy, asking before taking photographs and being mindful of how tourism can affect local children and communities.

It’s about small groups, lower impact and leaving behind positive memories rather than negative change.

The future of adventure travel shouldn’t just be about where we go.
It should also be about how we show up once we arrive.

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