Jerry W. Roberts |
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 | Jerry has enjoyed the Adirondacks since childhood and has been an Adirondack Park resident for the past thirty-five years. |
| New York State Licensed Guide | American Red Cross Training |
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| Boy Scouts of America | Venture Crew Advisor |
| Adirondack Wildland Guides Association | Director |
| American Canoe Association | Member |
| Professional Paddlesports Association | Member |
| Leave No Trace | Member |
| U.S. Dept. of Interior, Earth Science Corps. | Map-Annotation Volunteer |
Keegan W. Roberts |
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Keegan was born and raised in the Adirondacks. He has lived and played in the Adirondacks his whole life. He is currently attending the University of Buffalo's Architecture Program. Keegan is an Eagle Scout and has been Head Guide for Camp Russell, a scout camp in the Adirondacks. Keegan is our "peak climber", His favorite area is the High Peaks near Colden Mtn. and Avalanche Lake. See more about Keegan. Send E-mail to Keegan. Click here to hear Keegan.  |
| New York State Licensed Guide | American Red Cross Training |
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| American Heart Association Training | |
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| Boy Scouts of America | Venture Crew 31 Member (Past President) |
| Adirondack Wildland Guides Association | Member |
Matthew A. Domser |
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 Matt is our Bi-lingual guide. He is fluent in both English and Spanish. He has been involved in outdoor Adirondack activities his whole life. He is currently attending Manhattan College, majoring in Biology with a minor in Environmental Engineering. Matt is an Eagle Scout and has been an outdoor guide for Camp Russell, a scout camp here in the Adirondacks. His favorite area is the Saranacs. Send E-mail to Matt. |
| New York State Licensed Guide | American Red Cross Training |
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| American Heart Association Training | |
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| Boy Scouts of America | |
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| Other Certifications / Training | |
| Boy Scouts of America | Venture Crew 31 Member |
| Adirondack Wildland Guides Association | Member |
| This is a label that stirs a certain image in many minds. A misty, vague recollection of things Adirondack. A vision on the edge of your consciousness of a weathered, tanned, eagle-eyed woodsman. A master of all wilderness skills, able to hit his mark with ax, knife or gun in any weather. Noble, fearless, with a childlike awe of the woods and waters.
These are large shoes to fill and present day "Adirondack Guides" are often said to be unable to live up to this wispy, ethereal vision. Many make much to-do about how the new guides couldn't hold a candle to the real "Old Time Guide". My opinion, obviously slanted, is that the present day "Adirondack Guides" have the best qualities of the original guides plus we have the added advantage of skills that are way beyond the ability of the old guides. We are able to operate safely in many varied areas and conditions due to educational and technological advancements. The most important however, is that we share the bright seed of all guides. An awe and understanding of nature's beauty and power, and a desire to share these wonders of woods and waters with others while preserving that same fragile beauty. ...... Jerry |
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