Our guides are trained professionals with years of riding and teaching in this backcountry. You ride better, travel smarter, and see more of Logan Canyon.
Deep terrain knowledge, strong safety foundations, and a talent for reading conditions. A guide is the difference between riding the trail and riding the canyon.
Professional backcountry guide
Nate has been riding the mountains around Logan Canyon and Bear Lake for more than twenty years, and it shows. He started guiding at Beaver Creek Lodge back in the early 2000s and learned the terrain the old-fashioned way: chasing storms, digging out friends, and figuring out what the snow is really doing on any given day. Solid avalanche training, and a knack for breaking things down in a way that actually makes sense. He is probably best known for his Smooter Booters, the jumps he finds or builds no matter how tracked-out the mountain looks.
The whole crew.
They ride this canyon all winter, and you can ask for anyone by name when you book.
Guiding here since 2021, and he jokes he has been riding one day longer than that. AIARE 1 and 2, CPR, and First Aid certified, with a patient, technical style from remembering exactly what starting from scratch feels like. Playful tree lines, fun facts, and the bright suits that earned him the nickname Fancy Pants.
Riding since he was a kid with his grandpa, with four seasons guiding here. Braden specializes in shaded timber, steep slopes, and off-trail terrain. AIARE 1 and 2, Avalanche Rescue, CPR, and First Aid certified. Calm in technical zones and generous with the lunchtime humor.
Braden’s brother, known for sending big booters and spotting features most riders blow right past. Fully certified with AIARE 1 and 2, Avalanche Rescue, CPR, and First Aid. Brock can hype up a jump line one minute and break down snowpack decisions the next.
Grew up around snowmobiles. His parents raced snocross and cross-country. EMT and BLS/CPR certified with hands-on avalanche experience. Tyson loves jumps, chutes, and hill climbs, coaches beginners just as happily, and is known for handing out candy on the trail.
Twelve years of riding behind his first season guiding here. A fundamentals-first coach who lives for the moment a skill clicks. Fan of drainages, dense timber, and the Colosseum, and as a pilot he reads terrain with a different eye.
First year guiding, with a lifetime of backcountry hill climbs and powder riding behind him. Patient, supportive, and quick with a helping hand when someone gets stuck. Expect plenty of encouragement and a day built around whatever is most fun for you.
Over 20 years of riding, from tree lines to climbing and catching air, now in his first season guiding. CPR and First Aid certified and pursuing Life Flight and avalanche training. Patient and technical, and a full-on hype guy when it is time to send it.
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Or call (435) 946-3400 and we will match you with the right day.