Trevor Husted

    Trevor Husted

    Guide: Washington

    Trevor Husted discovered the joy of the mountains at a young age. The landscape of the Pacific Northwest forged in him a unique respect and love for nature. Seeking mountain summits around the world would evolve into a ski mountaineering feat that would help to create a sustained love for skiing and splitboarding. He has had the opportunity to live, travel, and guide all over the world and through this and writing he has been able to share his experiences with others with the hopes of instilling the same admiration for adventure, culture, nature, and empathy that fuels his lust for life. When he’s not climbing he can be found surfing, mountain biking, twiddling on his guitar, cooking for others, or hanging at home in Lake Tahoe. More info can be found at www.trevorhusted.com

    Take 5 with the Guide

    Favorite movie?
    Dumb & Dumber

    Most beloved book?
    Man’s Search for Meaning – Viktor Frankl

    Guilty pleasure?
    double dipping

    In other life, I’d…
    be a paleontologist

    One piece of advice for aspiring mountaineers?
    Enjoy the journey and the adventure. Don’t stress about the summit.

    Significant Ascents

    Denali, AK
    Mount Rainier, WA (5+) via DC, Emmons
    Mount Baker, WA
    Mount Shasta, CA (15+)
    Mount Whitney, CA

    Certifications

    Wilderness First Responder/CPR
    Pro 2 Avalanche Certification
    Leave No Trace Trainer
    AMGA Alpine Skills Course
    AMGA Advanced Ski Guide Course

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