A major active travel company is closing its doors, but there are still a lot of good alternatives for your next hiking or cycling vacation.

REI Co-op announced Wednesday it will discontinue its Experiences business, which includes adventure travel, day tours, and classes, according to a message from REI President and CEO Eric Artz to employees. The move will eliminate 180 full-time positions and 248 part-time guide roles.

We’ve held out as long as possible, but the fact remains that Experiences is an unprofitable business for the co-op, and we must adjust course,' says REI CEO

The outdoor retailer REI announced today that it was exiting its “Experiences” business, ending all adventure travel trips, day tours, and classes. As a result, hundreds of full-time employees and part-time guides will have their jobs eliminated, effective this week.

REI is shutting down its classes, tours, and events business, collectively known as Experiences. The outdoor retailer announced the end of Experiences on Wednesday, laying off hundreds of employees in the division.

Seattle-based REI announced on Wednesday it was closing the company’s Experiences division and eliminating the jobs of 438 employees.

More than 400 employees will lose their jobs as REI closes its Experiences program, ending the adventure travel and outdoor education programs that have been part of the retailer’s identity for 40 years.