Matt Edwards

Finding out what’s around the next corner or at the top of the next mountain has taken Matt to some of the most remote places on the planet.He has been organizing and conducting custom adventures for guests from around the world, for over a decade. During this time he has led expeditions to places such as Antarctica, Fiji, Norway, Papua New Guinea, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Greenland, Iceland, Kamchatka, Alaska, and Northern Canada. Matt has a genuine passion for adventure, a wicked sense of humour and a love of life. It is his energy, enthusiasm and the experiences that he provides that keeps guests returning time and again.

Matt’s Certifications Include:

Ski Guide- Association of Canadian Mountain Guides (ACMG)
Sea Kayak Guide- Sea Kayak Guides Alliance of British Columbia (SKGABC)
Surf Instructor- International Surf Association (ISA)
First Aid – Wilderness Medical Associates
Operations level 2- Canadian Avalanche Association(CAA)
Search and Rescue Incident Command training, Emergency response training (SAR)

When not on expedition he also works as a heli- ski guide with Last Frontier Heli Skiing and teaches the surf and sea kayak guiding courses for Thompson Rivers University’s Adventure Programs.

Angela Bueckert

Angela thrives on the physical challenge of self-supported trips and sharing new places and experiences with her guests. Angela’s enthusiasm is ever-present. Her drive to explore enables all those with her to experience these places with curiosity, fun and a sense of accomplishment.Angela has a Bachelor’s Degree in Tourism Management, and a Diploma in Adventure Tourism, both through Thompson Rivers University.

Angela has been guiding water-based expeditions worldwide for over fifteen years. She has guided canoe trips in Northern Canada, sea kayak expeditions in Iceland, Greenland, Palawan, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, Antarctica, South Georgia, The Falkland Islands, Alaska, BC, Svalbard, Myanmar, and Kamchatka. She’s also led whitewater kayak expeditions in Asia and ski touring trips throughout British Columbia. Angela has a passion for multi-day expeditions around the Globe.

Angela’s Certifications Include:

Ski Guide – Association of Canadian Mountain Guides (ACMG)
Level 4 Kayak Guide and Examiner- Sea Kayak Guides Alliance of BC (SKGABC)
White water kayak instructor and Examiner- Paddle Canada
Faculty Instructor for TRU Adventure Program
First Aid – Wilderness Medical Associates
Search and Rescue Incident Command training, Emergency response training (SAR)

Emelie Stenberg

Emelie Stenberg is a Revelstoke, BC–based ACMG Ski and Hiking Guide and founder of Stenberg Guides, with 15 years of guiding experience. A skier at heart, she has chased winter across the globe, with a passion for remote, high-latitude landscapes. Originally from Sweden, she moved to BC in 2004 in search of powder skiing and quickly found a lifelong path in the mountains. She has guided extensively across the mountains of British Columbia and Arctic regions including Iceland, Svalbard, and Greenland. With a calm, thoughtful approach, Emelie helps guests explore remote peaks and fjords for unforgettable mountain experiences. Angela has been guiding water-based expeditions worldwide for over fifteen years. She has guided canoe trips in Northern Canada, sea kayak expeditions in Iceland, Greenland, Palawan, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, Antarctica, South Georgia, The Falkland Islands, Alaska, BC, Svalbard, Myanmar, and Kamchatka. She’s also led whitewater kayak expeditions in Asia and ski touring trips throughout British Columbia. Angela has a passion for multi-day expeditions around the Globe.

Frank Witter

My home is the west coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. I moved here 15 years ago and recently became a dual citizen. I’m a kayak guide and guide trainer with over 13 years of experience working in British Columbia, Antarctica, and Indonesia. My career has been spent navigating remote coastlines and sharing these places with others in a way that is safe, grounded, authentic, and fun. I focus on creating trips that balance adventure, awareness, fun, and respect for the environment—whether close to home or on the far side of the world. I work part-time kayak guiding for a few months each year. The rest of my professional time is spent as a project manager in salmon habitat restoration with a local non-profit organization. I love spending time outdoors, whether that’s rainy winter walks with my dog Wilson, canoe trips on a lake, or extended solo kayak adventures along the BC coast. I’m deeply in love and obsessed with the outside world and everything in it. The only things that reliably compete for my attention are ice cream and mangoes.

Abbey Weisbrot

With nearly two decades leading expeditions along some of the world’s most remote coastlines, Abbey brings deep expertise and calm confidence to every journey. Her global guiding career spans from Antarctica, the Arctic, Patagonia, New Zealand, to the rugged shores of Haida Gwaii — her home base in British Columbia. Abbey blends professionalism with genuine connection, ensuring every paddle is both memorable and meaningful.

Justine Curgenven

Justine is passionate about human powered remote journeys. Her journies include circumnavigating the South Island of New Zealand, Tasmania, and Ireland and kayaking 2500km along the Aleutian island chain. She’s a Level 3 kayak guide, guide trainer and Level 4 instructor, and has guided multi-day trips around the wold including Antarctica, Indonesia, and Canada.

Meet the Team