AdventureWomen, a specialist in women-only tours, will launch five new North America itineraries next year, in U.S. national parks, Mexico and Canada.

AdventureWomen president Paige Davis said the itineraries were designed to foster connection while providing travelers with trips closer to home.

“Baja: Sea Lions, Stargazing and Mindfulness” will spend a week exploring Mexico’s Baja Peninsula, where travelers will snorkel with sea lions in the Sea of Cortez, partake in daily yoga and attend sound baths and meditations. Other highlights include surfing and stargazing.

For those seeking the great outdoors, the six-day “Utah: Moab, Arches and Canyonlands Adventure” takes travelers through the state, where they will raft the Colorado River and go canyoneering and ziplining. Travelers will visit ancient rock formations and petroglyphs.

The nine-day “Alaska: Glaciers, Wildlife Encounters and Multi-Adventures” promises to introduce “the untamed beauty of America’s last frontier” to travelers. Guests will hike in Chugach State Park, go rafting through the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge and kayak through glacier-fed waters. Travelers will stay in wilderness lodges only accessible via boat.

The tour operator will offer another national parks itinerary with the seven-day “Yosemite, Sequoia and Kings Canyon: Exploring California’s National Parks.” This trip features hiking through sequoias, climbing Moro Rock and touring with local guides.

“Canada: The Ultimate Train Journey and Active Outdoor Adventure” will bring travelers to the Canadian Rockies for nine days, combining luxury rail travel with outdoor adventure. Guests will ride the Rocky Mountaineer train, hike glaciers and unwind in Banff’s hot springs.