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Evan Miller

Evan Miller

Guide: Washington, Alaska, International

Evan has been around the globe climbing, instructing and leading expeditions since 2009. Originally from southern New Hampshire he now calls Teton Valley, Idaho home. He is currently training and completing course work towards his certification as an American Mountain Guide.

Evan’s outdoor career began at NOLS where he is a senior field faculty member and served as a program supervisor. After leaving full time work there, he instructed field safety courses and guided science groups for the United States Antarctic Program. He now spends his winters ski guiding in the Tetons and splits summers guiding in Alaska and Wyoming.

Guide For:

12 Day Alaska Mountaineering Course
8 Day Alaska Mountaineering Course
Aconcagua
Denali

Significant Ascents

Aconcagua, Mendoza, Argentina
Denali, AK Range
Mt. Huntington, AK Range
Mt. Waddington, Coast Range, BC
North Howser Tower, Bugaboos, BC
Mt. Aspiring, Southern Alps, NZ
Mt. Stuart, Dragontail Peak, Colchuck Balanced Rock, Enchantments, WA
Mts. Baker, Shuksan, N. Cascades, WA
Mt. Rainier, WA
El Cap, Half Dome, Mt. Watkins, Yosemite, CA
North Chasm and South Chasm View Walls, Black Canyon, CO
Grand Teton, WY
Bugaboos to Roger’s Pass Ski Traverse, Southern Columbia and Purcell Mtns, BC

Certifications

Wilderness First Responder/CPR
Avalanche Level III
AMGA Aspirant Rock Guide
AMGA Alpine Guide & Ice Instructor Courses
Leave No Trace Master Educator

Everything I hoped for. Both of these guys are top notch guides. These guys consistently used every opportunity to teach us how to be better climbers. I was impressed how they would tutor us, but not treat us like children. They expected us to be experienced climbers and demanded that we rise to the occasion. […]

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