Girl Scout Trips and Travel
You’re going places, Girl Scout.
Every girl deserves a chance to see the world! Whether you’re exploring your own neighborhood, going on an overnight camping trip, or flying across the world—you’re always expanding your horizon with Girl Scouts. Travel with Girl Scouts from our council and across the United States. There’s an entire world out there waiting to be explored by you.
Travel fun can be endless when girls lead. Travel Progression allows Girl Scouts to learn the skills they need to become competent travelers, including how to plan trips, while simultaneously developing their leadership skills.
Things to know before you start planning.
Check out the Trip Approval at a Glance before planning any trip and follow guidance in Safety Activity Checkpoints. Be sure to check the cancellation and refund policies for any travel and overnight stays as GSCCC does not provide financial assistance related to trip cancellations and reimbursements.
Volunteers are required to complete gsLearn Travel Training. Access modules in your myGS Account – gsLearn. Search under Content Library and then Content Type: Learning Paths.
Progression
The main feature of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience is that it’s girl-led. That means that girls should have a say in everything they do, whether that’s picking which badge to earn or planning a troop trip. Girls start at a baseline and practice the skills they need to get to the next level. As girls progress towards higher levels of complexity and difficulty, they’ll also take on more and more responsibilities.
Keep progression in mind when making your travel plans by referencing this chart. (Click to download full-size version.)
Independent Travel: GSUSA Destinations 
WAGGGS World Centers and WAGGGS World Center Events
Local Travel Groups
Travel the European Quartet: Amsterdam, Brussels, Paris & London, June 21 – July 3, 2026
Begin your European adventure with a flight to Amsterdam. There you will see famous windmills, learn about Dutch traditional crafts and visit the Anne Frank House. Continue to Brussels to see the famous Atomium and make treats during a Belgian chocolate workshop! Then it’s off to Paris where you will view the city’s most famous monuments, take a tour of the Latin Quarter, catch a glimpse of the Notre-Dame Cathedral and visit the Louvre Museum. Top off your Paris experience with a macaron class! Leave France in style as you board the high-speed Eurostar train and travel through the English Channel on your way to London. Wrap up your European adventure by visiting the United Kingdom where you will ride the London Eye, take a cruise on the Thames River, visit Windsor Castle and participate in a special one-of-a-kind pinning ceremony at the WAGGGS World Center, Pax Lodge. Before departing for home, tour the Roman Baths and experience a visit to one of the most famous landmarks in the United Kingdom, Stonehenge.
Levels: 9-12 grade Girl Scouts, including graduating seniors.
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