The silence in the early morning when you wake up and the town and the mountains are covered in a thick, new layer of beautiful powdery snow that hushes the soft noises of a sleepy mountain morning. The excitment and anticipation as you prepare your thermos with hot tea and soup for the long day of backcountry skiing ahead. Isaac has had the amazing opportunity to take advantage of his native rights on his native lands in Alaska. He fishes the nutrient rich cold waters for salmon, hunts his lands for deer, works among the brown and black bears in the forest, and flys and boats among the scenically stunning Inner Passage of the Alexander Archipeligo. Few people have such a deep heart connection with their lands, people and natural resources. We both have traveled a lot separately and together. Our travels have always brought amazing adventures, including but not limited to crack climbing Indian Creek Utah, backcountry splitboarding Mount Baker, rafting a 36 mile stretch of class IV river in the Amazon Basin in Ecuador, Climbing Volcan Villarica in Chile, a wild adventure through the Sacred Valley and Macchu Picchu in Peru, hiking through rice terraces in the Philippines, skiing through the European Alps, gawking at glaciers in Iceland, and Mountain Biking through the beautiful lake district of Argentina.

Isaac grew up in Alaska and I grew up in New Mexico. The food from New Mexico and Alaska is very different and we love to cook together, melding the two culinary styles into a delicious meal. We will most likely be able to share a meal with you. We have extra mountain bikes and we would love to take people biking.

Genuine and gracious guests, tales from afar, we can make you dinner in most situations.

Snowboarding, skiing and splitboarding, ski touring Mountain biking Hiking/camping/backpacking Salsa dancing (although we are not that good) Meeting fellow travelers and people from around the world. Cooking and experiencing new foods Surfing (but not so well)