When you plan your own Girl Scout trip, you’ll build lifelong skills like organization, time management, and how to work as 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.
Adventure-Based Travel Around Utah
Girl Scouts can experience unique high adventure activities led by GSU's camp staff. Trips occur throughout the year and include rock climbing, stand up paddleboarding, winter camping, and overnight canoe trips.
Catalina Island Marine Institute (CIMI) Trip
Each October, GSU volunteers bring a group of Girl Scouts to Catalina Island to learn about marine biology. Each year is a little different, but can include activities like snorkeling, seaweed art, and squid dissection.
This trip is open to Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors. An application is required as there are limited number of spaces available. We will typically host an information session prior to applications opening in January. Participation in the trip also includes a pre-trip overnight and swim test.
International Travel
Every year GSU offers an opportunity for Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors to travel internationally through trips led by a GSU volunteer and hosted by a tour provider.
Registration is now open for the 2025 trip to Japan with EF Tours and the 2026 trip to Greece with Rustic Pathways.
Find an upcoming trip on our Event Calendar.
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.