Take nature home

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From tech entrepreneur to mountain leader

Peak2Peace was founded in 2019 by Boudewijn van Doorn. After building two successful IT businesses, he swapped the boardroom for the trails — earning his Swiss federal mountain leader diploma so he could take guests safely into the mountains he loves.

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Our philosophy

Our invitation is simple: enjoy high-quality outdoor experiences, be inspired by nature, and take that energy home or back to the workplace. We believe in building relationships — between people, and between people and nature. Humans are part of the natural world, yet by isolating ourselves from it, we've lost many of its benefits.

Walking brings us back. It's good for body and mind, and a natural way to connect with friends and colleagues, share ideas and think freely. We take our guests through beautiful natural environments, at their pace, to enjoy the outdoors safely or dive into exciting topics — culture, history and nature, explored in place and open to debate.

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What we offer

Every outing we offer is a chapter of one of three stories. Time — how this landscape accumulated it: iron and monks, forests managed for centuries, peat bogs that store millennia, watchmaking born on snowbound farms, and absinthe's fall and rebirth. Borders & beliefs — the line from La Cure to Boncourt, told through its carved stones, its smugglers and its passeurs. Craft & terroir — the paysan horloger, Comté and Gruyère from the fruitières, the distillers, and every tasting we end an outing with. Choose a half-day walk, a multi-day trek, a gravel stage or an outdoor escape game — and if you'd like photographs to take home, we weave photo coaching into any outing on request.

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For teams

Our incentive days give corporate teams a safe, moderately active way to reconnect away from the daily routine. And our approach to team development draws on the forest itself: a healthy forest is far more than a collection of trees, just as a high-performing team is more than a collection of individuals. Trees are, in fact, super-collaborators — and there is much we can learn from them.