Sharing our experiences since 2016
Our mission at Get Outside is to empower others to explore the outdoors, challenge themselves, learn new skills, and have fun doing it.
We focus on getting everyone out exploring, connecting, and growing. The Get Outside experience doesn’t end with the adventure, rather, that’s where it begins.
We see a future filled with adventure, community support, and a whole lot of laughter. We want to see more women outside in leadership roles, inspiring other women to do the same.
We believe it is our responsibility as locals, leaders, and adventurers to maintain an active social conscience. We are committed to supporting the outstanding community around us. We hope you will feel the same!
We are very fortunate to work with such amazing people! These fine people are the reason why we can say we offer unforgettable and professional experiences. Get Outside remains committed to mentoring guides through their training and hiring the people who share similar values and show the highest level of care for the guests.
We specialize in creating unforgettable hiking, backpacking, and snowshoeing adventures for all experience levels. While we proudly offer women-only trips to foster connection, empowerment, and community, we also host co-ed experiences—because sharing the trail with the important people in our lives, regardless of gender, makes the journey even more meaningful. Everyone is welcome here, and every adventure is crafted to inspire, challenge, and connect.
Columbia Valley, BC
Guide Extraordinaire · Owner
Corinna lives in the beautiful Columbia Valley, surrounded by the Rocky and Purcell Mountains. She is the new owner of Get Outside Adventures and has a deep passion for the outdoors. With several seasons of experience as a hiking guide in the Canadian Rockies and beyond, Corinna brings valuable expertise to her adventures. During the summer, she works as a field biologist focused on the conservation of five-needle pine trees, and she loves sharing her enthusiasm for the natural world.
In her free time, Corinna enjoys challenging herself with long-distance endurance mountain adventures, whether it’s climbing, scrambling, or trail running high in the alpine. She is dedicated to educating others about the Wild Places in hopes of fostering respect, preservation, and a shared appreciation for these natural treasures.
Canmore, AB
Guide Extraordinaire
Susan currently resides in Canmore, and has been hiking, scrambling, and climbing in the Canadian Rockies for over 15 years. Travelling through the mountains has given her adventure, challenge and lasting friendships. From the shortest of day hikes to multi-day mountaineering expeditions, Susan is most at home moving across beautiful terrain with great people. She’s been on hiking adventures across the world, including in Nepal, Peru, Ecuador, Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, and Laos.
She loves the mountains, and enjoys sharing them with others as an Apprentice Hiking Guide, a Rock Climbing Instructor, and a volunteer alpine trip leader with the Alpine Club of Canada. Susan is forever curious, and her favourite part of being a hiking guide is helping others expand their skillsets, learn, and grow through challenging themselves.
Winnipeg, MB & the Bow Valley
Guide Extraordinaire
Sarah currently lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba but calls the Bow Valley her second home. She was the Photography Facilitator at The Banff Centre from 2005-2015 and currently spends her winters teaching photography at the University of Manitoba. She has worked as an Assistant Hiking Guide since 2019 leading trips in the Canadian Rockies. From a young age, Sarah grew up hiking and camping in the boreal forest of eastern Manitoba and was a tree planter in the B.C. interior for seven years.
When she is not guiding or teaching, Sarah works as a visual artist, creating site-specific artworks that focus on non-human experience of the land and the effects of human intervention on ecosystems and organisms. As a guide, Sarah loves sharing knowledge about plants, wildlife and human history in the Canadian Rockies.
Our backpacking trips are perfect for those looking for solitude. Courses are an excellent choice for the life long learner who wants to acquire the skills needed to be independent in the backcountry. For folks with only a day to spare check out our private day trips. Regardless of what you’re looking for, we have the trip for you!
Assistant Hiking Guide or Hiking Guide certification
ACMG guides are certified Mountain Guides, Hiking Guides and Climbing Instructors dedicated to protecting public safety and enjoyment in climbing, skiing and hiking adventures. ACMG members protect the public interest by training and advocating the highest standards of risk management for mountain guiding and climbing instruction.
Read moreCertification by the IGA
Interpretative Guides weave the local natural and cultural history into engaging stories that help people feel a personal connection to mountain landscapes and cultures in Canada. They encourage excellence in the interpretation of nature, history and culture.
Read moreAdventure Medic
Wilderness Advanced First Aid is comprehensive medical training designed for remote professionals or wilderness leaders who venture into remote and challenging environments.
Read moreGet Outside is nestled within the Canadian Rockies in the beautiful town of Canmore, AB.
May27Push past the single-night trip with longer days and an extra night.
Jun11Try the gear before you buy it and learn to camp in the Rockies.
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