Drew OBrien
Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, Drew spends his summers guiding in glacier and alpine terrain at home. Winters have taken him to Ouray, Colorado and Hokkaido, Japan exploring these vast mountain ranges while working as an ice climbing and splitboard guide. Drew comes ready to share his love and passion for mountainous environments with climbers and skiers at every level. When not moving through the mountains, Drew finds the balance by spending time working as a ER social worker, in private Emergency Medical Service, and as a Firefighter. Drew maintains a Leave No Trace trainer certificate, National and State EMT licenses, Community Health Worker License, Canadian Avalanche Safety Training 1, and AAA Professional 1 certificate.
Climbing Resumé
- Tahoma (Mt. Rainier), Washington (14,410') | 50+ climbs
- Denali, Alaska (20,310') | West Buttress
- Mt. Baker (10,781')
- Mt. Shuksan
- Glacier Peak
- Other various Cascade peaks/volcanoes including: Adams, Hood, and Olympus
- Cotopaxi, Ecuador (19,347')
- Cayambe, Ecuador (18,996')
- Chimborozo, Ecuador (20,564')
- Illinza Sur, Ecuador (17,218')
- International Skiing in Japan, Iceland, Italy and Norway
- Ice and Rock climbing in the Pacific Northwest, California, Montana, Colorado, and Utah
Certifications
- AAA Professional Level 1
- National and State EMT
- LNT
- Community Health Worker
