Special Programs

Nature Trails has taken the opportunity to develop unique programs that will introduce participants to their natural surroundings through an element of adventure and self discovery. On a corporate level or an individual looking for a chance to discover and experience the natural world, Nature Trails provides a series of unique options.

• Team Building Adventures

• We have created custom tours for various private and corporate groups based on any of our regular seasonal, team building or expedition programs. Please contact us to discuss how we can meet your group's needs.

• Join Expedition Leader Robin Tapley, Director of Nature Trails for a fun and dynamic presentation on an adventure expedition around the world. Robin will thrill the audience with a series of photographic slides from destinations including Antarctica, Galapagos Islands, Rain Forests of Costa Rica, East Africa, Algonquin Provincial Park and Georgian Bay. Each presentation describes the hardships, challenges and rewards in working with a variety of personalities in unique destinations around the world.

• Working in partnership with Quest Nature Tours Robin Tapley has had the unique opportunity to travel and guide in a variety of remote wilderness destinations. Participants have joined him on expeditions to Antarctica, Galapagos Islands, Costa Rica and the Yukon. Recently, he has developed a resort-based destination Nature Program.
  
  These programs are designed to allow the client the opportunity to experience the remote wilderness locations of some of Canada's luxury wilderness resort properties. Each day is filled with discovery and adventure and ending with the comfort of luxury. As the resort-based program evolves so will our list of unique properties encompassing both national and international destinations.
• Loyalist Heritage, Ancient Beaches, Pitcher Plants and Shorebirds
• Wapiti,Bighorns, Ptarmigan and Glacial Lilies
• Cavalcade of Fall Colours
• Algonquin Park by Zodiac - Expedition Zodiac Research Adventure on Lake Opeongo
• Galapagos Islands - November 2004