Intrepid Travel has officially moved its North American operations from St. George, UT, to Denver, CO, as part of the company’s growth plan for 2030. This strategic relocation is a key step in expanding Intrepid’s presence in the region. According to the company, the move will help drive sustainable travel growth, increase community impact, and connect with Denver’s dynamic adventure travel sector.
“Intrepid aims to become a household name in the United States,” said Leigh Barnes, Intrepid Travel’s president for the Americas. “This move to Denver is part of our strategy to put purpose-driven travel at the forefront of the American market. We’re also focusing on offering more domestic adventures for U.S. travelers.”
Denver is a fitting choice for Intrepid’s expansion. The city is home to a $37 billion outdoor economy, ranks as a top sustainable destination, and is close to industry leaders like The North Face and Leave No Trace. These factors make Denver an ideal location for Intrepid’s growth. The city’s strong adventure culture will also help shape the future of purpose-driven travel, with local innovators leading the way.
“Our move to Denver is more than just a change of address—it’s a clear message of our future goals,” said Amanda Neiman, operations director at Intrepid Travel. “You don’t need to travel far to have a meaningful vacation. We’re here to create unforgettable experiences and promote a better way to travel in the U.S.”
This relocation follows the full integration of Urban Adventures, Intrepid’s collection of locally led, small-group city tours. As part of its expansion, the company is also developing the largest guided backcountry trip portfolio in the U.S. and offering shorter, more flexible itineraries designed for today’s modern explorers.
The U.S. continues to be Intrepid’s largest market, with 75% of Urban Adventures travelers coming from the region. In 2025, the company plans to host more than 40,000 travelers across major cities, supported by an expanding team of city managers and expert tour leaders.
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