About Our Guides
Who Are GuideGap Guides?
GuideGap Guides are outdoor men and women who have been vetted and approved based on their knowledge and experience of the area and certain activities.
Our guides can be guides, park rangers, wild land firefighters/hotshots, involved outdoor club members, veterans of the outdoor industry, or participate in outdoor organizations such as outward bound. Most importantly GuideGap Guides are EXPERIENCED and have the OUTDOOR EDUCATION to evaluate the questionnaire results and create trip reports based on traveler’s answers.
Meet A Few Of Our Guides

Rob
Rob calls the mighty San Juan Mountains in southwestern Colorado home. No matter what time of the year it is, you can catch Rob outside. The San Juan Mountains offer endless opportunities for mountain biking, hiking, climbing, and camping as the sun shines an average of 250 days of the year. Rob is
working towards being a climbing and mountain guide for the summer months and is currently a ski guide and avalanche professional in the winter months.

Trask
As a young man, he learned the ropes of guiding as a llama packer in Yellowstone. Trask has spent the last 10 years working for the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) all around the North American continent. When he is not guiding, climbing, mountain biking… He can be found gardening and building hand-built snowboards in his home base: Missoula.

Lexie

Britta

Sean
Sean has spent almost his entire life exploring the White Mountains of New Hampshire, and can still be found romping around the Northeast with rope, skis, and a deep connection to the area. As a climbing guide and outdoor educator Sean has been paying forward wonderful experiences gathered through a life in the mountains and woods of New England.

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