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You can read about the Mayflower your whole life……but stepping below deck on Mayflower II is a very different feeling.Yo...
09/07/2026

You can read about the Mayflower your whole life…

…but stepping below deck on Mayflower II is a very different feeling.

You look around at the tight space, the wood beams, the ropes, the everyday setup, and suddenly it feels much more real. Not just a chapter in history, but an actual human experience.

It’s one thing to know people crossed the Atlantic.
It’s another thing to stand there and think,
“They did that in this?” 😂

That’s one of the things I love about this Boston trip. We do not just talk about history — we step into places that make it feel real.

Plymouth is one of the stops on our October women-only Boston trip, and moments like this are a big part of why I’m excited about it. ❤️

📷 Photo: Below deck on Mayflower II, Plymouth, Massachusetts — Christine Baldwin

“Couldn’t you make the trips less expensive if you took more women?”Yes.That’s actually one of the questions I’ve heard ...
09/07/2026

“Couldn’t you make the trips less expensive if you took more women?”

Yes.

That’s actually one of the questions I’ve heard more than once, and it deserves a real answer.

Keeping Expedition Sisterhood groups intentionally small comes with a tradeoff. Some costs would absolutely come down if I put more people on a trip.

But group size affects a whole lot more than price.

It affects how well we get to know each other. How easily we can change plans. Whether we can linger somewhere a little longer. Where we stay, how we eat, and even whether somebody can yell, “STOP THE CAR! I need a picture!” 😂

So this week's blog is about why I keep choosing really small groups — even knowing what that choice means for the cost of the trip.

And yes, summer camp somehow makes an appearance. 😂

Read it here:
https://expeditionsisterhood.com/why-small-groups-doesnt-that-make-it-expensive/

Our women-only Boston trip is happening October 24–30. ❤️And if the price has made you think, “I’d love to go, but I can...
09/05/2026

Our women-only Boston trip is happening October 24–30. ❤️

And if the price has made you think, “I’d love to go, but I can’t just drop that much money right now,” I want to make one important thing clear:

You do not have to.

This is a small-group Boston/New England trip with a maximum of six women, and there are two room options:

🛏️ Private room: $4,997
👭 Shared room: $4,197
💳 20% down reserves your spot
🤝 Roommate matching is available

So no — you do not need to pay for the whole trip all at once.

And because I know the practical details matter, this trip includes your hotel, transportation during the trip, activities and admissions, daily breakfast, and most lunches and dinners.

You get to focus on the experience:
Boston, Salem, Concord, Walden Pond, Plymouth, good food, good conversation, and a week that is already thoughtfully put together for you.

🍂 October 24–30, 2026
❤️ Women-only
👣 Maximum 6 guests

If Boston has been on your mind, but the payment piece is what has kept you from seriously considering it, send me a message with BOSTON and tell me whether you’re thinking private or shared.

I’ll send you the details and we can talk through it. ❤️

Christine

📷 Photo: Mayflower II, Plymouth, Massachusetts — Christine Baldwin

Besides sharing amazing experiences with incredible women from all over the place, showing gratitude to these women is m...
09/05/2026

Besides sharing amazing experiences with incredible women from all over the place, showing gratitude to these women is my favorite part of my business. ❤️

When most people picture southern Utah, they probably picture red sandstone.Snow Canyon State Park certainly has plenty...
09/04/2026



When most people picture southern Utah, they probably picture red sandstone.

Snow Canyon State Park certainly has plenty of that.

But mixed right in with all of those red and white cliffs is something you might not expect:

Volcanoes. 🌋

The Navajo Sandstone that dominates Snow Canyon began as an enormous desert of wind-blown sand more than 183 million years ago. Those dunes eventually became stone, and over time water carved the sandstone into the canyons we see today.

Then, MUCH later, volcanic activity changed the landscape again.

Beginning around 1.4 million years ago — and as recently as about 27,000 years ago — nearby cinder cones erupted, sending lava down through existing canyons. That lava cooled into the black basalt you can still see throughout Snow Canyon today.

And there isn’t just evidence of old volcanoes here.

There is an actual extinct cinder cone volcano at the northern edge of the park.

You can hike up the Cinder Cone Trail to the top, circle the rim, and look down into the crater. Utah State Parks says this volcano was partially responsible for the black lava flows found throughout Snow Canyon.

Some of those lava flows actually filled old canyon bottoms and redirected waterways. Water eventually carved new routes, leaving some of those old lava-filled canyon floors sitting ABOVE the surrounding landscape as lava-capped ridges.

Basically, parts of what used to be the bottom are now on top. 😂

The park also has lava tubes. The Lava Flow Trail crosses a roughly 27,000-year-old lava flow and passes entrances to two tubes that visitors can explore.

That contrast is one of my favorite things about Snow Canyon — ancient red and white sandstone sitting right beside black volcanic rock, with completely different chapters of geologic history visible in the same place.

We’ll spend a full day exploring Snow Canyon during Expedition Sisterhood’s Wild Desert trip this January, including the Cinder Cone area, lava flows, lava tubes and Petrified Dunes.

Utah State Parks — Snow Canyon State Park
https://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/snow-canyon/discover/

Utah State Parks — Cinder Cone Trail
https://stateparks.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2024/12/cinder-cone.pdf

Utah State Parks — Lava Flow Trail
https://stateparks.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2021/11/Lava-Flow.pdf

Friday Facts are fun facts about destinations we may visit or have visited on Expedition Sisterhood trips. They are written with the intent to educate — and the utmost effort has been taken to make sure they are as factual as possible. More information can be found directly from the referenced sources.

📸 Snow Canyon State Park, Utah

Boston, Boston, Boston.Marsha, Marsha, Marsha. 😂You’re probably getting sick of hearing me talk about Boston.BUT… this o...
09/04/2026

Boston, Boston, Boston.

Marsha, Marsha, Marsha. 😂

You’re probably getting sick of hearing me talk about Boston.

BUT… this one isn’t about this year.

I know one of the biggest reasons some women have looked at the 2026 Boston trip and thought, “I would LOVE that, but there is absolutely no way I can pull that off this soon.”

So — Boston 2027 is officially LIVE. ❤️

October 16–22, 2027.

And because you have plenty of time to plan, I’m making it easy to claim a spot now:

You can reserve your place for just $100.

This will still be a very small women-only group — just six women — exploring Boston from past to present with history, neighborhoods, great food, meaningful experiences, and an optional Cape Cod day.

You do not need a travel buddy to come with you. Most women who travel with Expedition Sisterhood arrive on their own.

So if Boston has been on your list but 2026 just feels way too soon, maybe 2027 is the one. ❤️

See the full trip and reserve your spot here:
https://www.wetravel.com/trips/past-to-present-pathways-a-boston-urban-adventure-oct-2027-expedition-sisterhood-8883493158

Six women. One really good week in Boston. 🍂

If you’re new here, you probably should know who you’d actually be traveling with. 😂That’s me on the left — with my mom ...
09/03/2026

If you’re new here, you probably should know who you’d actually be traveling with. 😂

That’s me on the left — with my mom and my kids on a fun day trip to Last Chance Gulch in Helena, Montana. Going somewhere with people I love is pretty much my happy place.

I’m Christine, the owner of Expedition Sisterhood, and I’m also the person who plans and hosts our trips.

My background is a slightly weird combination that actually works really well for this. 😂 I’m an accountant, have more than 25 years of experience in business and marketing, am a photographer and travel advisor — and I’m an unapologetic information nerd.

I like details. I want to know where we're going, how we're getting there, what needs to be reserved, what the backup plan is, and what we're going to do if the weather decides it has other ideas.

There is a lot of work behind an Expedition Sisterhood trip that I hope you never have to think about.

I take the responsibility of traveling with other women seriously. I research, prepare, carry the appropriate insurance and permits for the work I do, and have completed travel-industry and safety training.

But I'm also pretty casual. I laugh a lot. I will absolutely get excited about something nerdy. And I'm not going to hover over you with a clipboard. 😂

You're a grown woman. If you need something, tell me. If you have a question, ask me. If you want to skip something, that's okay. If our plans need to change, we'll figure it out.

My job is to handle the details, take care of the group, and create the framework for a really great trip — without making myself the center of it.

Because you're trusting me with your money, your vacation time, and a pretty important experience.

I don't take any of that lightly.

And if you're going to travel with me, I think you deserve to know a little about the person you're trusting. ❤️

There’s something good about being somewhere your routine can’t follow you.No errands. No laundry. No “I should probably...
09/03/2026

There’s something good about being somewhere your routine can’t follow you.

No errands. No laundry. No “I should probably…” hanging over your head.

Just a different view, a different rhythm, and a little space to remember there’s more to life than the usual list.

Where do you go when you need that kind of reset?

📷 Leaving Puerto Rico, March 2026 — Christine Baldwin / Expedition Sisterhood

One of the things I like about our Charleston trip is that we’re not spending the whole week in the city.We’re heading o...
09/03/2026

One of the things I like about our Charleston trip is that we’re not spending the whole week in the city.

We’re heading out to Sullivan’s Island too — where the beach and Lowcountry history are basically neighbors.

We’ll spend some time exploring Fort Moultrie, and we’ll have time for the coast while we’re there.

I love trips that give you a little contrast.

Historic Charleston.
A day by the water.
And a completely different piece of the story.

All part of our women’s Charleston trip this November.

Which pulls you in more — the history or the coast?

A little piece of Yellowstone trip prep that I don't think I've ever shared. ❤️I've started bringing a small library alo...
09/02/2026

A little piece of Yellowstone trip prep that I don't think I've ever shared. ❤️

I've started bringing a small library along on my Yellowstone trips.

Some are history. Some geology. Some are about the women who helped shape Montana. There are hiking guides, photography books, ghost stories, and plenty of Yellowstone rabbit holes to wander down. 😂

They're there for anyone who forgot to bring something to read, gets curious about something we saw that day, or just wants to learn a little more while we're there.

And they operate on the honor system. If you're in the middle of one when it's time to go home, take it with you. Finish it. Mail it back to me when you're done. 😊

I'm getting everything pulled out for our September Yellowstone trip now, and apparently the Expedition Sisterhood traveling library is coming too.

Just one of those little things that I hope makes the trip just a little bit more unique. ️❤️

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