Travel
Travel across the country or around the world
When you plan your own Girl Scout trip, you’ll build lifelong skills like organization, time management, and how to work as a team to succeed when things don’t go as planned.
Whether it's a Brownie troop packing their first weekend bag or Seniors boarding a plane to check out Girl Scout history in Savannah, Georgia, they'll make memories to last a lifetime.
Wherever you’re looking to travel, Girl Scouts can get you there. Find your next adventure with a troop, council, or GSUSA trip.
Travel Progression 
The opportunity to travel is made available to girls as they get older and progress through Girl Scouts. Girls start with day trips and eventually embark on international adventures. Full travel progression information is available in Safety Activity Checkpoints (PDF).
Day Trips
Overnight Trip - 1 night
Short Trip – 2-3 Nights in the Region
Extended Trip – 4+ Nights or National
International Trip
Adventure Travel Around Utah
International Travel
Travel Committee
Destinations Trips
Visiting the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace
Alum Trips
Getaways
International Events and World Centres
Stay at Girl Scout Properties
Travel Resources
Find most resources for planning your trip in the group below. For supplemental forms and documents, like Accident Report form or Safety Activity Checkpoints, use the document search feature.
Travel Resources:
9 Available
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For council approval of trips of 2+ nights -
For all overnight trips -
Recommended additional coverage
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Required for all drivers on trips of 2+ nights
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Prep for travel in a COVID environment
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For international trips only
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Permission for Girl Scouts to share beds
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For troops using tour providers on international trips
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Redeem Activity Credits to pay for an EF Tours trip
