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Austin-Lehman Travel Journals
An Inside Look at Austin-Lehman Adventures
Wondering what an Austin-Lehman Adventure vacation is really like? Discover the thrill of hiking through the Grand Canyon in route to Havasu Falls, riding horseback on a South African safari, or trekking lodge to lodge in Peru on your way to Machu Picchu. ALA Staff members that have experienced these trips share their first-hand accounts with you here. More than just a listing of activities, you can explore these remote destinations with the authors through their photos and thoughts as they visit some of the most beautiful places on earth.
- Michael's Machu Picchu Travel Journal >>
This is the way to visit Peru! I just returned from our Machu Picchu Exclusive Lodge-to-Lodge First Ascent adventure. It was an exciting new trip that had been in the works for nearly a year. - Paul's Africa Travelogue >>
Today we leave Zambia for Botswana. My wife Ronna and I are both very excited because we are going on our first safari trip. Plus, transferring camps is part of the adventure in adventure travel, as we are about to find out. - Dan's Holland Travelogue >>
From the minute I arrived in Amsterdam, I knew that this would not be my only trip to Europe and I couldn't wait to return. There is just something special about it all. I am not sure if it is the warmth of the people or the extensive history or both. - Carol's Havasupai Travelogue >>
In the last ten years I have had some very exciting adventures, but Havasupai was beyond my expectations… The Havasupai Canyon is one of 600 side canyons off the Grand Canyon. The name Havasupai translates to “the People of the Blue-Green waters.” - Vanessa's South Africa Travel Journal >>
I’ll be bike riding through African wine country, kayaking to see penguins (PENGUINS! I had no idea there were penguins in Africa) and riding beneath a starry sky on a nighttime safari in the remote African wilderness…











