A ll trips will be led by a mature and experienced guide. We typically keep a ratio of one guide for six participants. We add wranglers and resource guides to assist the head guide if the ratio grows greater or special activities are planned. Guides employ low impact techniques in all phases of the treks and clients will be expected to follow their example and direction. We emphasize leaving the wilderness resource in a condition that will be enjoyable for those who follow us.
Guides are responsible for food preparation, camp setup and camp maintenance.
Participants are free to join in this activity or relax and watch. Our menus are planned to provide fresh, wholesome foods that take into consideration activity level, special needs, health conditions, or preferences. Activities such as day hikes, climbing, and photography fill the time not spent on the trail or in camp. These activities as well as special educational programs can be incorporated into the trip format. Any physical limitations or medical problems should be made known in the early stages of trip preparations so appropriate routes, trip lengths, and pace may be incorporated into the itinerary.