Why Hire a Guide?

Our guides know where to find the best conditions, the best terrain and the best views. We cater to your skill level and guarantee a smooth, informative and genuinely local adventure.  Many of our guides are trained in advanced first aid, avalanche awareness and mountain travel & rescue. Whatever your trip, our trained professionals will prioritize your safety and fun.

Greg Fortin
Greg FortinOwner & Lead Guide
Greg has nearly two decades of experience in all aspects of mountain travel including skiing, snow shoeing, rock climbing and mountaineering.  Greg’s passion for the park and its remote, out-of-the way places shows when he speaks about his adventures. He is also an avid sailor, and spends the off-season in Portugal and Europe. Greg is an avalanche educator through National Ski Patrol, a certified Interpretive Guide, and has many more outdoor certifications.

Our Guides

Dan'l Moore
Dan'l MooreWinter Guide

Big-bearded and warmhearted, Dan’l brings a lifetime of backcountry wisdom to the Glacier Adventure Guides team.  Dan’l guides and travels in the park throughout the year, and has a vast knowledge of every aspect of this amazing area. He is an avalanche instructor and a mountain travel and rescue instructor through the National Ski Patrol.

Rusty Wells
Rusty WellsWinter Guide

Rusty is a 20-year veteran of the National Ski Patrol and an Instructor of Outdoor Emergency,  Avalanche safety and Winter Mountaineering. For 11 years he  taught mountaineering courses at the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS), where he led trips in Montana, Wyoming, Utah and Alaska.  He spends his summers as a fly-fishing guide and working in a fly-fishing shop. Rusty is a watercolor artist and loves sleeping in an igloo.