​Come along for a journey like never before with BAS and G1 Adventure Tours. Whether it is summiting Kilimanjaro in Tanzania or exploring the Lost City of the Incas in Peru, an Epic Adventure with BAS is sure to be just that: epic.

An Epic Adventure might also be known as a “bucket list” trip. These are multi-day opportunities to experience God’s Creation on a grand scale, often being International trips offered with professional guides. 

Upcoming Trips:​
Past Epic Adventures have included:
  • Couple’s Alaska Experience (2005)
  • Climbing Kilimanjaro (2010 & 2019)
  • Climbing The Grand Teton (2011)
  • Machu Picchu, the Classic Inca Trail (2013, 2015, 2019)
  • Machu Picchu, the Salkantay Trail (2014)
  • Dirt Bike Riding 540 miles across the desert from Reno to Las Vegas (multiple years)
  • Jackson Hole, Wyoming Ski Trip (March 2016)
  • ​Machu Picchu, Inca Trail (May 2016)
  • Nepal (March 2017)
  • Grand Canyon Whitewater Rafting (August 2017)
  • Utah Men's Ski Trip (Jan 2019)
  • Machu Picchu (May 2019)
  • Kilimanjaro  (July 2019)
  • Yellowstone Fly Fishing (July 2019)
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Machu Picchu
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Nepal

Why travel with us?

Bayside Adventure Sports puts these trips together with extra attention to details like…​
  • Our trips are customized like no other trips offered because we have connections in countries we visit.
  • Team members meet together to get to know one another and get input on details of the trips. Because team members know everyone on the trip prior to the trip, there are no surprises which can often happen when you sign up with tour group and join a group of others from around the country or the world.
  • Team members encouraged to train together
  • A portion of the trip (usually a day on the longer trips) is set aside for a Mission Experience. For Kilimanjaro the team visited the Courage House and Courage Center (both connected to Courage Worldwide’s work to save and minister to girls saved out of sex trafficking). For Machu Picchu, in 2013 the group helped put in a concrete floor at a mission project, then in 2014 visited the Compassion International Project in Lima, Peru.
  • A family-friendly Christian environment is part of every trip so attenders can count on clean language, no abuse of tobacco, alcohol, or drugs, and leadership being a positive role model for younger members of the team. Devotions are also a regular occurrence, led by different members of the team.