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Alaska
July 24 – Aug. 1, 2008
Board the Spirit of Endeavor in Ketchikan and cruise Alaska’s lush southern Panhandle through the cliffs of Misty Fjords, the whale feeding grounds in Frederick Sound, and the great diverse wilderness of Glacier Bay National Park. You’ll also learn about Alaska’s complex heritage as you visit Petersburg, Skagway and other towns along the way and hear tales of Native peoples, Russian settlers, Norwegian immigrants and the Klondike Gold Rush of the 1890s.
Swiss Alps
Aug. 6 14, 2008
From the ambiance of small villages steeped in tradition to the cosmopolitan flair of fashionable resorts, Switzerland has it all! Explore the beauty, history and culture of the majestic Bernese Oberland on this spectacular program that showcases the charming village of Kandersteg; the quaint town of Interlaken, where a cruise on Lake Thunersee takes you to historic Thun; and the capital city of Berne. Admire the splendor of the Alpine scenery during your journey to Zermatt for a glimpse of the famous Matterhorn peak. Enjoy a thrilling ride on the Glacier Express, one of the most beautiful railway journeys in Europe, and visit the lovely town of Lucerne. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover first-hand the myriad of treasures this magical land has to offer.
Young Alumni Travel to Spain
Sept. 13 to 21, 2008
This trip is designed especially for recent graduates (Classes of 2000 to 2007). It allows you to see Spain as part of a fun group of young, college graduates from various universities across the country. It’s inexpensive, fun and safe, and we’ve done all the planning. You can hang with the group or explore on your own. A professional tour guide will accompany the group throughout this Iberian discovery.
Classic China and the Yangtze River – FULL/Wait List
Sept. 16 to 30, 2008
Comprehensive in scope yet briefer in duration than many China tours, this relaxed, well-paced journey combines monumental Beijing, a cruise on the fabled Yangtze, fascinating Xian, and cosmopolitan Shanghai. Traveling in your prized small group, you�ll have the good fortune to meet local people and to experience a host of China�s highlights, both ancient and of the moment.
Portrait of Italy
Oct. 21 Nov. 6
From the breathtaking Amalfi Coast to eternal Rome, through the gentle Umbrian and Tuscan countryside to timeless Venice, this leisurely tour showcases ancient sites, contemporary life, priceless art, and beautiful natural scenery. Youll especially appreciate the small size of your group as you stay in unique accommodations in the Tuscan countryside and a medieval village. Tour is limited to 24 participants.
In the Wake of Lewis and Clark: A Voyage along the Columbia and Snake Rivers
Nov. 4 to 10, 2008
This Pacific Northwest expedition transits remarkable diversity, from lush farmlands to dense forests, from stark desertscapes to historic river routes that host our daily kayaking trips. And all along the way, like a welcome and personal soundtrack, our Wolf Treks travelers will have the company of Lindblad naturalists and historians to explain and animate the life of this region.
Tahiti and the Marquesas: Island Sanctuaries
Jan. 23 to Feb. 4, 2009
Emerald mountains, pristine white sand beaches with crystal clear water and lush tropical forest await you in French Polynesia. Join kindred spirits to embrace the incredible beauty of the South Seas, while learning about the natural history and rich cultures that make these islands unique. Conde Nast Traveler listed this trip as one of the “Ten Perfect Cruise Itineraries.”
Exotic North India
Feb. 5 to 21
India thrives on a rich diversity of culture and tradition. Within the country, there coexist people of widely differing origins, beliefs, languages and ethnic backgrounds. Join your fellow NC State alumni and friends to discover the fascinating history and the artistic legacy of this land. Your travels begin in Delhi. From there, you will travel through North India to view the Taj Mahal at sunrise and see tigers in their natural habitat at Ranthambore National Park. In the desert state of Jodhpur, you’ll discuss Indian village life over a home-cooked meal. Join us for this cultural exploration.
Need more information?
To order a comprehensive brochure on any trip, complete with an itinerary, send an e-mail to Travel Coordinator Kathy Hart at k_hart@ncsu.edu.
To see photos from past Wolf Treks trips, click here.
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