Andy has a strong passion for anything that pushes his mind and body to its potential! His greatest achievement as a child was making the Junior Olympic Team as a gymnast. As an adult his passion turned towards adventure: Skiing, Mountain Biking, Road Biking, Rock Climbing, Kayaking, Surfing, Trail Running and Hiking!

He loves to plan, execute and reach the goal…and in most cases…it’s the top, but it’s the in-between that really matters; overcoming obstacles, alternate routes and working as a team!

Throughout the years he has represented Smith Optics, Fischer Skis, Fate Clothing, Smartwool Socks, Zardoz Wax and Level Gloves. He has been published in Powder, Freeze, Freeskier, Backcounty, Off-Piste and Mountain magazines.

Andy continually participate in higher education and training in all aspects of his life.

Hank de Vré was born in Amsterdam, Holland and moved to America with his family when he was 9 years old, settling on the East Coast. His father was a part-time photographer and helped inspire him to pursue the art of photography at a young age. His first photography job came as an apprentice in a commercial photography studio in Manhattan. In 1972 he moved to California to get a way from the city life and ended up at Lake Tahoe, where he has documented skiing’s progression over the years.

In addition to working with numerous iconic athletes, Hank has worked with various Lake Tahoe ski resorts including Squaw Valley, Sugar Bowl, Northstar California, creating imagery for advertising, brochures and publications. He has also been published in a host of ski magazines, including Ski, Skiing, Ski Journal, Snowboarder and Ski Tech, and has served as a Senior Photographer for Powder Magazine. His clients include Sports Illustrated, Mens Journal, Outside, ESPN, Vogue, Conde’ Nast, Subaru, Clif Bar and AT&T.

Hi, my name is Morgan Salén. I´m an internationally certified mountain guide and taking people to new, fun and exciting places in the mountains is what I do for a living. Originally from Sweden, I have spent a majority of my time in France or Norway guiding clients. I came to Chamonix, France for the first time in the autumn of 2007. I had been warned that “watch out so you don’t get stuck. It has happened to a lot of people.” Years later I still spend a big part of the year in this unique place. It is truly a special area!

The skiing and climbing you can reach by taking the lift up is just amazing. After a few years in Chamonix I entered the Swedish mountain guide program. Through lots of hard work and dedication, I passed the exam as the youngest swede to reach IFMGA status. The last few years I have been spending the springs up in Norway. Guiding skiing among the fjord landscape is just incredible. Every backcountry skier needs to experience this beautiful area. The first part of the winters and the bigger part of the summer are being spent in the Alps.