Peak2Peace was founded in 2019 by Boudewijn van Doorn. After setting up 2 successful IT businesses, Boudewijn obtained a Swiss federal mountain leader diploma with the aim of taking his guests safely into the mountains.
 

Our invitation is to enjoy high-quality outdoor experiences, get inspired by nature and take it back home or to the workplace.

 

Our philosophy is rooted in the importance we attach to building relationships between people and nature. Humans are an integral part of the natural world, yet we gradually lost many of its benefits by isolating ourselves from it.

 

Walking is a great way to enjoy the outdoor world and spend time with friends and colleagues, build connections and share ideas, and brainstorm. It is not only beneficial healthwise, it can also be therapeutic.

 

We take our guests through beautiful natural environments with adapted hikes, to enjoy the outdoors safely or llearn about exciting topics. In situ, we explore culture, history and nature, with a societal approach. We invite to observe, question and understand, and encourage debates.

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Our outings cover a wide variety of cultural, natural, historical and culinary themes: wild animal tracks, wolf tracking, fondue or raclette in the open air, tastings, the mechanisms of biodiversity, the intelligence of forests, the history of our planet, stories of the Passeurs and refugees from the Second World War, the Absinthe route, hikes under the stars and bivouacs, etc.

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We also organize gravel bike tours, avalanche rescue and safety training, and nature photography courses.

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Our incentive days are designed for corporate teams to enjoy the outdoors safely whilst being moderately active and have an opportunity to connect away from the daily routine and challenges.

 

Our approach to team development is based on building analogies with forest dynamics. A healthy forest is a living organism and much more than a collection of trees, just as a high-performing team is more than a collection of individuals. The aim of our workshops is to observe and draw inspiration from the relationships between different species of trees, which are in fact super-collaborators.