Every Girl Scout deserves a chance to see the world!

From the field trips they take as Brownies and the global adventures they go on as teens to our Girl Scout Alumni coming back together for another new adventure, some of the most memorable moments in a Girl Scout’s life happens while taking trips!

Traveling offers vast opportunities for Girl Scouts to develop leadership skills. Girl Scouts is a great place to learn how to plan and take trips. Travel is built on a progression of activities – that is, one activity leads to the next. As Girl Scouts grow in their travel skills and experience, they can better manage the planning process and progress to longer trips. Check out the Girl Scout Travel Progression chart to guide your travel plans.

Travel three different ways: Travel with your troop or service unit, our council, or through Destinations with Girl Scouts from around the world.

How far will your Girl Scout experience take you? That’s up to you!

Troop Travel

Council Travel

Destinations

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In addition to regularly scheduled meetings, groups, Service Units or Troops of Girl Scouts often plan trips together — anything from a local day trip to an international adventure! Girl Scouts and adults work together to plan, budget and arrange trip details according to the guidelines and requirements for travel.

If your troop is meeting somewhere other than your normal location and time, our Girl Scout Travel Guide will be the first place to start planning with your Girl Scouts.

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Ready to take your travel to the next level? Check out upcoming opportunities offered by our council and volunteer-led travel groups. Plan ahead for your next adventure … perhaps its Savannah, the birthplace of Girl Scouts – journeying to places around the globe – or trekking into some high adventure!

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You can experience all that our country has to offer, whether you’re “blasting off” at Space Camp in Alabama, taking in a Broadway show in New York City, or visiting the birthplace of Girl Scouts’ founder, Juliette Gordon Low, in Savannah, Georgia. And you can plan even bigger adventures around the world, traveling with other Girl Scouts who share your love of adventure.

Girl Scout Destinations are the ultimate travel adventure program for individual girls ages 11 and older. With a ton of different trips to apply for every year, there's something amazing for every one to experience. Visit Girl Scout Destinations to find your trip today!

Interested in attending? Choose your Destination here!

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Cookie Dollars for Travel - Usage Policy

Girl Scouts in the Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road Council can use their earned Cookie Dollars from the annual Girl Scout Cookie Program to help fund meaningful group experiences and opportunities. Troops often save their proceeds to support travel to historic Girl Scout landmarks, regional attractions, and other exciting destinations, as well as community service projects and outdoor adventures. When Cookie Dollars are being saved for a destination, they may be reserved for up to three years, allowing troops to plan and work toward memorable experiences that encourage leadership, exploration, teamwork, and personal growth. Girls or troops who intend to hold Cookie Dollars for Destinations should communicate this to Product and Program team staff, so we can best support each girl or troop's goals. It is also imperative that girls and adults keep track of their earned cookie dollars.