Emily leading a group in the Swiss Alps

page 1What We DoUnique active events for companies and organizations worldwide.

A new way to travel!

Charity Fundraising

Demo Safaris

Donor Experiences

Corporate Travel

“Pedestrian” bridge in the Sciliar Massif

page 2Not Your Typical Travel CompanyDifferent. And that’s a good thing.

What Makes a Trip “Iconic?”With Iconic Adventures, your company or organization can experience the world like never before. We are a company of and for travelers, and how we travel is as important as the places that we go. We take responsibility for every stage of your journey, sparing no effort to deliver the most inspiring travel experience possible. Our clients know that they have a complete travel partner with us, and we love what we do.

Specializing in active corporate, group and promotional travel, our mission aligns with yours — to provide your employees and guests with a rewarding, memorable travel experience that exceeds your companies goals and expectations.

It may seem like a tall order, but we are an out-of-the-box provider.

We immerse your guests in the culture, history and natural wonders of their chosen destination. Our guides know and love the places we travel and our unscripted approach allows for spontaneity and discovery on all levels. You’ll have the opportunity to embrace a destination on a deeper level, gain an insider’s perspective and connect in new and unexpected ways.

A guest enjoys a lazy afternoon in Jackson Hole

page 3The Iconic TeamAdventurous, unyielding and sometimes even awe-inspiring.

LISA WILKINSONLisa grew up in Salt Lake City and graduated from the University of Utah, after which she interned at the US Ski and Snowboard association for the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. She stayed on to be the Women's Alpine Team Manager through the 2006 Winter Olympic Games. After moving to Colorado she worked as a Program Manager on World Championship events for USA Swimming and USA Triathlon, and is now the Event Director at Iconic.

JOE SOLOMONJoe grew up in Atlanta and spent a good amount of his childhood traveling up into the Appalachian Mountains, where he fostered his love for high-altitude living. He began tackling big summits after college and after a few years as a corporate project manager, he joined Backroads where he eventually worked as a Regional Manager and Director of the Tour DaVita. After 10 years at Backroads, he started Iconic and now lives in Steamboat with his wife Kerry and his three children.

Paddling in Provence

page 4The Iconic Team Pt. 2Adventurous, unyielding and sometimes even awe-inspiring.

LAUREN CECILBefore joining Iconic Adventures, Lauren has worked for Zozi, PEAK Adventures, and AstraZeneca and has traveled extensively in Europe, Asia, Australia, Central America, including 38 US states. While at PEAK Adventures Lauren learned about the adventure travel sphere from the ground level serving as a guide leading camping trips across the United States. She enjoys being outdoors, camping, and rock climbing.

EMILY LOVETTGrowing up in Michigan, Emily’s love for the outdoors started an early age with family trips to hike, bike, ski and camp in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Emily attended Kalamazoo College and graduated with a major in Economics and Business Administration. She now spends her winters as a nordic ski instructor and coaching the Steamboat Springs High School nordic ski team. Emily lives in Steamboat Springs with her husband Clay.

ALEX PALLUTAlex's love for the outdoors brought her to Steamboat Springs nine years ago when she traded rainy England for the Rocky Mountains. Since then she has pursued a career in the outdoor industry, "rst as a guide and Regional Manager with Backroads and now with Iconic. Her adventures have taken her to the hill top towns of Tuscany, the medieval villages of Provence, and the mountain hamlets of Switzerland. She now lives in Steamboat with her husband Matt and new daughter Jade.

Fall colors in the Zirkel WIlderness

page 5Our ServicesYour complete travel partner from start to finish.

Design and Planning Promotion On-Site ManagementComplete Trip RegistrationPromotional Road Shows Press and Media RelationsSponsorship SolicitationBranded Event Web SitesOn-Site Event PromotionCustomized GiftsNotable event collateralMemorable Trip Videos and Photography

Creative Trip Design and ProductionMemorable Site SelectionsFinancial and Budget ManagementContract and Vendor NegotiationsMenu Planning Speci"c to Location and Event ThemeTotal Program Management and Execution

Professional and Experienced Guiding and Staffing Equipment RentalsGround TransportationFood and Beverage ManagementOn-Site Professional Staff to Manage Every Event and Trip Detail

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Kayaking the San Juan Islands, WA

page 6Why Choose IconicIt’s in our name and our mission.

What Sets Us Apart

Iconic once in a lifetime experiences

Complete event and travel partner

Over 30 years of travel experience

No cruise ships or all-inclusive resorts here

Inspire your employees to embrace new experiences

Change their perspectives. Forever.

A private charter in the Aegean Sea

page 7Corporate ExperiencesA new look at the way your company travels.

The Corporate ExperienceFew things motivate employees like the prospect of traveling to an amazing destination. Offering a combination of active travel and cultural immersion frosted in luxury, Iconic Adventures’ unique approach takes traditional incentive travel programs to a whole new level.

Biking through the California wine country, kayaking along coastal Charleston or relaxing on the porch of the Jackson Lake Lodge with spectacular views of the Tetons are just a just a few examples of the diverse settings from which to host a corporate meeting, retreat or incentive trip.

To ensure the effectiveness of your corporate reward travel program, each trip is tailored to your team’s unique needs, as well as your company’s internal goals and business objectives.

Taking a break outside of Fruita, CO

page 8The North Face 2012 Hiking EventEmployees, partners and prospective clients in a one-day hiking event.

The North Face 2012 Hiking EventEvent: To provide a day hike for 150 of The North Face’s employees, athletes, media personnel and partners.

Theme: In keeping with their brand, this hike was held in a remote canyon in UT and based out of a rustic camping area.

Goal: To provide a memorable event for the guests, highlight their new products and provide an incredible networking opportunity to everyone. all within a very set budget.

The Hike: A 4 mile hike thought Mill Creek Canyon, followed by an evening reception that features 3 cookout “stations” highlighting different aspects of their brand and expeditions.

What Makes This Event Unique: Iconic designed this event around their latest Everest Expedition, with famed mountaineer Conrad Anker as the guest host. Hikes were designed to accommodate all "tness levels, all tenting was designed to give a “base camp” feeling at the campground, and food stations were designed around traditional Nepalese food and customs. The North Face brand was evident in every aspect of this event.

The North Face 2012 Hiking Event

Hiking in Mill Creek Canyon, UT

page 9355 Miles. 28,242 Calories BurnedSmartWool and Iconic build camaraderie and a coveted annual retreat.

Started in 2007 to build relationships and strengthen the company’s green efforts, the SmartWool tour has become a coveted event.

Features a collection of SmartWool staff, sales reps, key retailers and journalists, and industry partners.

Consists of a four-day, 355- mile backroads journey from the SmartWool’s headquarters in Steamboat Springs, Colo., to Park City, Utah.

The average rider on this tour burned 15,000 to 20,000 calories.

Iconic provides a full lifecycle for this event from design and promotion to registration and on-site guiding.

“There are no barriers between you and the guy or gal pedaling 12 inches away. Trust is important, and somewhere down the line, the relationship you’ve built will bene"t your businesses.”

“The ride is a de"ning event of SmartWool culture, showcasing who we are, reminding us why we are in this business and giving us a more real connection with our partners.”

“Ultimately, we want to create an environment where people can be successful in business and live the life that drew them to this industry. The ride is just one way we try to foster that.”

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page 10The Best of the RestWe do a few other things too...

Event: A trip designed for TPL donors down the coast of Maine from Acadia to Camden that gives them a "rst-hand look at how their contributions are making a lasting impact in Maine.

Goal: To give donors a ground-level view of TPL’s accomplishments in Maine and ow their contributions are making a direct impact in the organization and the state.

The Activities: Biking throughout Acadia and their historic carriage trails. Kayaking the coast of Stonington in coves that were protected using TPL funds. Hiking out of their inn to Mount Battie in Camden. Biking to an organic farm created with TPL funds and a wooden boat school in Brooklin. Hiking to the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts on Deer Isle. Enjoying a sunset cruise on the Schooner Olad in Camden Harbor.

What Makes This Event Unique: Donors hike, kayak and bike through protected areas that are a direct result of their involvement with TPL. Lunches were designed around local customs and sustainable ingredients. Dinners are held each evening at current donors houses and local partners present upcoming projects to the guests. Guests receive TPL-branded gear that they use throughout the trip. TPL staff designed the itinerary based on their current projects and goals. Donors were excited to see upcoming projects and ways in which they could be involved.

TPLs Maine Donor EventHow Donor Experiences shape an organization

The California Coast ClassicCharity fundraising in an active new way

Event: An 8-day bike ride down the California coast to raise awareness and funds for the Arthritis Foundation.

Goal: To give riders a bucket list event that allows them to peddle 525 miles down the coast building camaraderie and raising money for a cause that they believe in.

The Ride: The ride starts the heart of San Francisco and follows Route 1 through towns like Half Moon Bay, Monterey, Santa Barbara and Malibu as it wraps up in Santa Monica.

What Makes This Event Unique: Riders can choose from an array of accommodations each night, and the Iconic team facilitates all logistical elements for the event. Iconic riders work to motivate individuals each day, our support vans are out on the road ensuring full rider support while our behind-the-scenes team moves everything from point to point. Planning for the event began 12 months prior and the Iconic tram worked closely with the Arthritis Foundation to ensure that all of their standards were met and that all riders received one-on-one attention throughout the ride.

page 11Life in a Mountain TownWhy Steamboat Springs is where we come home to after every trip.

Call it a gut feeling. We call it a search for a simpler way of life. Whatever the reason, we knew that Steamboat would be our base as soon as we got to town. Maybe it’s the 10am powder clause that every business has in their bylaws, or the quick mountain bike ride that we can take at lunch. It could be watching our kids learn how to ski or take their "rst "sh off of the line. Whatever the reason, we do know this - it shapes the way we look at trips and the effect that they can have on people, and its a little part of everything that we do here at Iconic.

The Lure of Thin Air

The Iconic Airstream at Pearl Lake, CO

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A long walk in St. Remy, France