@triple_timber: 1. Leave unscheduled time in the evenings The best mountain memories usually happen after dark- stargazing, fire pits, a soak in the hot tub, ghost stories, whatever your group’s version is. Some of the best family moments happen when everyone’s just sitting around together with nowhere to be. 2. Build in an opt-out culture from day one Someone will always insist on a sunrise hike- let them try. Half the group will be into it, half won’t, and both are valid. Make “I’m sitting this one out” a normal thing to say, not a big deal, and just make sure someone’s got the coffee ready for whoever bails. 3. Send one shared document, not fifty group chat messages Dates, costs, packing list, dietary requirements, itinerary- put it all in one place everyone can check, so the group chat doesn’t become the only source of truth (or the place someone’s allergy gets missed). BONUS✨👉Book somewhere that scales to your group, not the other way around Communal space to be together, plenty of rooms to shut a door when someone needs quiet, and enough variety (game rooms, hot tubs, indoor slides) that nobody’s bored waiting for the next activity. Book one cabin for a small trip, or all three together for the whole family- up to 33 guests- so everyone can come along for the ride, whatever size your family actually is. Save this for planning your perfectly group getaway ✨🙌

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