I’ve been chasing adventure since the day I was born (no, literally).

I was born in a snowstorm in the middle of May in the rural Utah mountains. My uncle drove my parents through the snow to the hospital in a beat-up pickup truck. That sort of set the tone for the rest of my life.

I moved all over the US roughly every three years. Moving around so much, I learned quickly that nothing was ever permanent — except for pictures. Pictures were often all I had of a place or to remind me of friends. Whether it was the Black Hills, my apartment in Tokyo, or my time traveling to and working in North Korea, a lot of those memories have faded but I still have pictures to take me back there.

One thing I love about living in Montana is getting to use our amazing big skies as part of your story. Whether we’re hopping out of our cars for amazing views or hiking into the backcountry, no matter how “outdoorsy” you consider yourself, and no matter your ability, I’ve got you. My number one goal is creating an environment in which everyone, regardless of ability, “outdoorsiness,” experience, or age can thrive. We’ll have fun, you’ll never feel awkward or out of place, and we’ll make some incredible memories you’ll cherish for a lifetime.