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  • TourHQ ID:US41654

  • gender:Male

  • Private Tour Guide in : Seattle
  • Languages: English , French , Spanish
  • Website:www.bcadventureguides.com
  • Mobile: +1-2067994092verifiedVerified

About me

Matt began skiing in New York’s Catskill mountains at 9 years old and a summer ski trip to Mt Hood inspired him to move from New York to Washington State for college and he never looked back.Matt is a certified Ski-Mountaineering Guide with the American Mountain Guides Association and an AIARE avalanche safety instructor dedicated to perfecting his craft.He began his professional ski career in 1993 as a ski instructor and let his curiosity for steep, wild places lead him to a full time career as professional mountain guide.Matt found a way to combine his passion for travel, wild snow and big mountains by guiding trekking, climbing, skiing and making connections across cultural and linguistic divides around the globe in Antarctica, Europe, Asia, North & South America.He has made many technical climbs & ski descents in the Vinson Massif of Antarctica, Chamonix, Denali, Mt Rainier and Nepal.In an effort to help preserve wild places, Matt completed his MBA in sustainable business from BGI and started his own company, Back Country Adventure Guides.When not out trekking, climbing or skiing, Matt works on his own personal sustainability in Seattle with his wife, daughter and his snow dog.
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