National parks. Coastal highways. Mountain cabins. Guided wilderness adventures across fifty extraordinary states.
The United States holds some of the most dramatic and varied landscapes on earth — from the red rock canyons of Utah and the alpine meadows of Colorado to the fog-threaded redwood coasts of California and the glacier-carved valleys of Montana. This is a country built for outdoor exploration.
Maive Trips connects you with the lodges, cabins, and guides who live inside these landscapes year-round. Whether you’re planning a multi-day national park circuit, a solo kayak trip in the Pacific Northwest, or a family cabin week in the Rockies, we surface the operators who know the terrain.
Every listing is vetted for quality, sustainability, and authenticity. We don’t work with tourist factories. We work with people who belong to the land they guide you through.
Start Exploring →Hand-picked regions where the landscapes hit different. Each destination is home to vetted stays, services, and guided experiences on Maive Trips.
Fifty-eight peaks above 14,000 feet. Ski towns that run all year. Alpine lakes surrounded by pine. Colorado is mountain country at its most complete — Aspen, Telluride, and Rocky Mountain National Park anchoring a state built for every kind of outdoor traveler.
Explore Colorado →Five national parks within a few hours of each other — Zion, Bryce, Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef. And at the center of it all, Moab: the adventure capital of the American Southwest, where red rock meets open sky in every direction.
Explore Utah →Where the Santa Lucia Mountains press directly into the Pacific — no buffer, no coastal plain. Just ninety miles of ocean cliffs, redwood canyons, hidden cove beaches, and the kind of light that makes every stop feel like a composition.
Explore Big Sur →An impossibly blue alpine lake straddling California and Nevada at 6,000 feet. Summer kayaking, winter skiing, lakefront lodges, and mountain trails that rival anything in the West. Four-season perfection.
Explore Tahoe →Glacier National Park, Yellowstone’s northern gateway, and a million acres of untouched wilderness. Montana is rugged, remote, and one of the last places in the US where you can feel genuinely far from everything.
Explore Montana →Dense old-growth forests, a wild Pacific coastline, Crater Lake’s volcanic deep blue, and Portland as a base for weekend wilderness escapes. Oregon rewards the traveler willing to leave the main road.
Explore Oregon →From the pine forests of Colorado to the redwood groves of Northern California, these are the wildest and most beautiful cabin stays we’ve found across the western US.
Read the guide →The best lodges and cabins within 30 minutes of Zion, Arches, Yosemite, and Glacier — so you’re the first one on the trail every morning.
Explore stays →Moab to Big Sur via the canyon country of Utah, the Sierra Nevada, and California’s Highway 1. The essential American road trip itinerary.
Plan the trip →Cabins, lodges, and wilderness retreats vetted by Maive Trips — places that belong to their landscapes.
A hand-built timber cabin at 9,200 feet in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains. Wood stove, wraparound deck, and trailhead access to 14er country. Sleeps 6.
View Listing →A minimalist desert sanctuary at the edge of Arches National Park. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the sandstone towers. Private plunge pool. Sleeps 4.
View Listing →Private dock access on the north shore of Lake Tahoe. Three bedrooms, kayaks included, panoramic water views. Summer and ski season bookings available.
View Listing →Perched 200 feet above the Pacific on a private headland in Big Sur. Exposed timber beams, ocean-view hot tub, and the sound of crashing surf as a permanent soundtrack.
View Listing →A cedar cabin surrounded by 500-year-old Douglas firs in Oregon’s Coast Range. Hot springs access, creekside location, deep wilderness immersion. Sleeps 2–4.
View Listing →Expert-led outdoor experiences. Local guides who know the terrain, the weather, and the hidden spots that aren’t in any guidebook.
Multi-day backcountry hikes in the Rockies, Sierra, and Cascades with certified wilderness guides. All fitness levels accommodated.
Find guides →Private and small-group tours of Zion, Arches, Yosemite, and Glacier with naturalist guides who bring the geology and ecology to life.
Book tours →Landscape and adventure photography workshops at iconic locations. Capture sunrise in Moab or photograph wildflowers in the Colorado alpine meadows.
Find workshops →Overland-equipped 4WD vehicles and converted campervans for self-guided exploration. Pick up in Colorado, Utah, Oregon, or California.
Browse rentals →Delivered-to-trailhead camping equipment from local outfitters. Tents, sleeping bags, bear canisters, and backcountry kitchen kits ready on arrival.
Find outfitters →Custom road trip itineraries built by local experts. Route mapping, permit assistance, accommodation bookings, and daily activity schedules.
Plan your trip →Stay + guide + activity packages designed to minimize planning and maximize time in the wild.
3 nights at Aspen Ridge Cabin + 2-day guided 14er hike with a Colorado Mountain Club certified guide. Includes all gear and trail permits.
2 nights at Red Rock Retreat + full-day Arches & Canyonlands 4WD tour. Expert naturalist guide, lunch included, sunrise access to restricted viewpoints.
3 nights at Cliffside Cabin + 2-day coastal photography workshop. Golden hour shoots at iconic Highway 1 locations with a professional landscape photographer.
2 nights at Tahoe Lakeside Lodge + guided kayak tour of Emerald Bay + sunrise hike to Mount Tallac summit. The best of Tahoe in one weekend package.
4 nights at a working guest ranch near Glacier National Park + 2 half-day horseback rides + guided Glacier wildlife tour. An American West experience for the ages.
3 nights in old-growth forest cabin + full-day Crater Lake tour + tide pool naturalist walk on the Oregon coast. The Pacific Northwest in one complete experience.
Maive Trips is actively building the United States market. If you run a cabin, lodge, guided hike, or outdoor service anywhere in the US, we want to hear from you. We’re looking for quality-first operators who understand that the experience matters as much as the accommodation.