MEET Trevor

After the glee of a beautiful childhood in a still remote West, I rebelled against my parents’ ways (both were Outward Bound Instructors) and moved from Idaho to New York City and LA for eight years where I worked in film and theater. I still have the rabble, speed, and dreams of that urban experience in me.

Soon after quitting my first chance at a Hollywood job at FOX studios (I lasted one day), I returned to my roots, much to the chagrin of my ma and pops, and began earning my keep by guiding and living in the outdoors. For the past six years I’ve lived in Lander, Wyoming where I’ve been putting up long granite routes in the Wind River Range with my brother. I love everything about a wilderness trip: the planning of both food and gear, the simplicity of the daily rhythm nature lends you, the problem solving, the physical activity, and the joy of coming home with a revived perspective on life. I like to climb, work with animals, fish, hunt, ski, float, discuss life, and make absurd jokes.

Regardless of fitness or experience, everyone knows what a long day feels like. I see a lot of my job as softening those long days. Warm meals, delicious deserts, good conversations, and catching a glimpse of this beautiful world usually take the sting out of a slap to the face from Mother Nature. Other than that, I’m here to enjoy your company in a spectacular place and to keep you warm, safe, and happy when harsh conditions arise.

When I’m not outside, I’m usually cooking, picking old country/blues songs on my guitar, or trying to write a sci-fi/fantasy series.

I can tell you anything you want to know about llamas, but prepare to be shocked and maybe disturbed.

I look forward to spending time with you all in Alaska,

Trev