Contact HikingWithLee
Questions about a trek, collaboration, or something on the site — get in touch.
Before you write
Most logistics questions are already answered on the trek page — food, transport, cost and packing guides are linked from every trek hub. Start there, then check the FAQ and planning tools.
Get in touch
The fastest way to reach me is on Instagram — I check DMs between trips more often than email.
| Channel | Link |
|---|---|
| hello@hikingwithlee.com | |
| instagram.com/leezisa | |
| YouTube | HikingWithLee channel |
| facebook.com/lee.meyeridricks | |
| Lee Meyeridricks |
What to include
Planning questions — trek name, month, fitness level and whether you want hut-to-hut or camping. A link to the guide you are reading helps.
Corrections — page URL, what changed (fee, booking rule, closed hut) and an official source if you have one.
Press or collaboration — publication, audience, deadline and whether you need stills or embed rights from a specific film.
Response time
I read messages when I am between trips — not daily. For urgent trail safety, contact local park authorities or emergency services in the country you are hiking, not social DMs.
While you wait
- Trek Finder — filter by month, style and difficulty
- Trek Comparison — side-by-side route stats
- About Lee and editorial policy — how guides and gear picks are made
Before you write
Check the trek or guide page first — most logistics questions are answered in food, transport and cost articles. For press or partnership enquiries, include your publication and deadline.
Useful links
Response expectations
I read messages when I am between trips — not daily. For urgent trail safety questions, contact local park authorities or emergency services in the country you are hiking, not this contact form.
Planning resources while you wait
While you wait for a reply, use the Trek Finder, FAQ and destination hubs — most answers are already published in the trek clusters linked from treks.