Backpacker Website Template

About this template

Help visitors understand the kind of walking journeys you offer, how your trips feel, and where they could go. The design introduces a slow-paced, small-group travel approach before presenting three sample routes in the Dolomites, Georgia, and Morocco.

A clear journey section describes the group size, pace, and what travelers can expect to know before setting out. The closing invitation gives prospective guests a direct way to start a conversation about the kind of trip they have in mind.

Who it’s for

Backpacking and walking-tour operators, guided hiking businesses, and outdoor travel professionals who want to present trips, explain their travel style, and encourage prospective guests to get in touch.

What’s included

The page moves from a strong travel-focused introduction to the operator's approach, example routes, and a contact invitation. Its editorial typography, trail imagery, and spacious sections help visitors picture the experience while finding practical trip details.

Hero and travel introduction: A prominent walking-journey headline sits alongside mountain trail artwork and concise copy about taking the long way. Navigation links lead visitors to the travel approach, route examples, and contact section.
Travel ethos: A short editorial section explains the appeal of small groups, local guides, and leaving room for unexpected moments. It helps visitors understand the operator's approach before reviewing trips.
How the journeys work: Trail photography and concise trip details set out the stated group size of 8–12 walkers, an unhurried pace, and the emphasis on curiosity. The copy also notes that travelers will know where they are sleeping, who is guiding, and what to bring.
Sample walking routes: Three distinct route cards introduce journeys in the Dolomites, Georgia, and Morocco, each with a duration and a short description. This gives visitors concrete examples of the destinations and experiences they can ask about.
Contact invitation: A closing call to start a conversation invites visitors to describe the kind of trip they are considering. The template presents an illustrative contact address that can be personalized for a real business.
Footer navigation: A compact footer returns visitors to the beginning of the page and reinforces the walking-travel theme.

How to use this template

Open in Revamp
Click Use this template and sign in or create an account. You’ll start with your own copy of the design, ready to personalize.
Bring your content
Replace the sample text, photos, and logo with your own. Share your content, a document, or an existing website, and ask Revamp to adapt the template to your business.
Refine and publish
Ask Revamp to adjust the colors, layout, or sections, or edit directly on the page. Review desktop and mobile, then publish. You can keep making changes after launch.

Put your website to work

Make it easier to coordinate trip inquiries, keep traveler details organized, and share updates. Ask Revamp to add or connect tools that suit the way you manage your walking journeys.

Organize trip inquiries and guest details
HubSpot
Keep prospective and confirmed travelers' contact details and conversations in one place. Ask Revamp to connect HubSpot for managing inquiries and guest follow-up.
Coordinate trip dates and availability
Google Calendar
Give staff a shared view of planned departures and key dates. Ask Revamp to add calendar coordination with Google Calendar.
Share route and packing information
Google Sheets
Keep practical trip details organized for travelers and your team. Ask Revamp to connect Google Sheets for maintaining route and preparation information.
Send trip updates by email
Mailchimp
Share preparation notes and travel updates with people who have signed up to hear from you. Ask Revamp to connect Mailchimp for email communications.