Trekking The World (2nd Edition) - The Award-Winning Family Board Game | Great for Kids Ages 10 and Up | Easy to Learn | Designed for Globetrotters by Underdog Games

I love this game! The second edition makes some changes that make it a quicker game to learn. I played the first edition while visiting some friends and immediately came home and got it for my household.

Excellent family game! Great for homeschooling or history/geography classrooms.

We bought Trekking the World for our adult son for Christmas. That evening, we had a mix of players who love gaming and those who don’t—and everyone had a great time playing this fun game! It takes a little time to set up and learn the rules, but it’s easy to play and great for all ages.

Got this game for my adult son, who loves geography, but turned out that wasn’t really the focus of the game, but rather collecting money and cards (tours), and earning points to win the game. We did spend a few minutes after the game to read a few facts about the countries on the cards we each collected. During the game we were more focused on what our next move would be. There were lots of little pieces and tokens so it looked very involved and daunting to learn for an “old lady” like me. But thanks to the 20ish year olds who kept everything straight for me. I would like to play it again before I forget what the strategies are. It’s a good game, kept us focused, and my son liked it so it was 4 stars. One less star for me personally because I like other games better. It was a birthday present. My son loves games and has a lot, this one was on his “wishlist”. I wonder how many stars he would rate it. He’s probably the better judge.

This is a fun game. If you like trekking through the national parks game, you'll like this one.

My grandson really enjoys this game.

Fun to read the location descriptions, and tell tales of personal experiences of the location. It’s a good quality board with some wooden game pieces as well as cardboard. Visually appealing. Definitely not as varied or tough as Wingspan but still contains a good amount options for strategies. It makes sense with initial use and likely teachable to infrequent board game players, by the second session)).

We gave this game to our almost 12 year old granddaughter for Christmas and our whole family played it twice on Christmas Day. Takes a bit to learn it all, but we quickly jumped into the fun of playing it and strategizing our next move. Great fun!