Every trip we run, grouped by season. Pricing is per person, all-inclusive of guide fees, permits, group safety gear, and trip insurance. Personal kit lives on the booking page.
Six wood-stove huts, 18 miles of low-angle skinning, two summit days for the willing. Capped at 8 skiers, two guides. The signature trip.
For solid Avy 2 skiers — north-to-south crossing of the range, snow-camping every other night, four genuine summits. Wes leads.
For resort skiers ready to go uphill. Day 1 covers transitions and avy basics; Day 2 is a proper tour with 2,500ft of skinning.
We watch the forecast for two weeks. When 18" lands in 24 hours, we call. You drop everything. Best snow of your life.
Three south-facing classics in the Tetons when the cycle's on — buttery corn, lodge dinners, hot tub. Spring at its best.
Big-line ski-descents off Gannett's neighbors. Crampons, ice axes, and rope work daily. For experienced ski-alpinists only.
The Yellowstone opens. Hollis works the same five runs he's been working since 2010. Catch your first wild brown trout.
The classic moderate route on the Grand Teton. Hut night at the Lower Saddle. Summit before sunrise, back to the car by dinner.
Six summits in five days, base camp at Lonesome Lake, granite that ranks against any in the world. For climbers solid on 5.9 trad.
For climbers comfortable on top-rope ready to learn placements. Six routes, three pitches each, full kit provided. Sasha leads.
Three days down the Bighorn with Earl, riverside camps, every meal cast-iron-cooked. The trip Field & Stream wrote about.
Streamer fishing the spawning run, first cold mornings, big fish. The water turns gin-clear and the cottonwoods turn yellow.
The two weeks the larches turn gold — a hike-in hut, day-hikes through them, and a fly-rod tucked in the pack. Very limited dates.
Final pushes before the snow flies — short, intense, dawn-start objectives in the Tetons or Wind Rivers. For ready climbers only.