Who We Are

You are in good hands with us. We are dedicated to making your journey a memorable one.

Our trips are much more than sightseeing packages; Moki Treks opens a window into the lives of Native Americans and early explorers. Because of our warm and personal relationships with the Native American people, our journeys connect you with tribal people who welcome and lead you through their culture, sharing tribal stories and history.

Moki Treks also celebrates and retraces the voyages of famed North American explorers in our special collection of journeys in the American West and Canada, highlighting the native people they met along the way.

Whether you embark in a canoe, put on your walking shoes or treat yourself to Native American culture, we make sure to offer you a soulful experience that is not shared with typical visitors.

Our Moki Treks guides are knowledgeable, organized, motivating, safety conscious and—most importantly—a lot of fun to be with. Their enthusiasm is evident as they share their knowledge and favorite places with you. All our guides are experts in back country travel, canoeing, outdoor cooking, natural and cultural history, first aid and even in cowboy poetry!

We are proud to work with reputable members of the Indian communities who know their land intimately and are experts in history and current affairs. They give you firsthand experiences of their culture and customs that have been passed down for generations. They show you secret places, allow you a glimpse into their daily life on the reservation and share the Native American spirit. Our Native American guides make our Moki Treks itineraries a very exclusive, one of a kind experience.

Our trips are in the wilderness and backcountry of Utah, Arizona, Montana and Canada; far away from urban centers, light pollution and city noise. Travel like the explorers did—no phone and email—just your own marvels of your surroundings.

Moki Treks applies the leave no trace principles in the wilderness and is sensitive to the native cultures participating in our programming. We are operating under permits of the BLM, National Forest, and National Park Service. Moki Treks was a finalist of the 2004 World Legacy Award in Tourism for cultural and heritage tourism offered by National Geographic and Conservation International.