Nate Pelton
New York State licensed guide #3026
Nate began guiding in 1997. What started as a summer job became a career and a life on the river. When he and Becky aren’t running Adirondack rivers, they explore other rivers around the country.
River stories, local knowledge and a steady voice in the raft. Meet the crew from our published guide roster.
New York State licensed guide #3026
Nate began guiding in 1997. What started as a summer job became a career and a life on the river. When he and Becky aren’t running Adirondack rivers, they explore other rivers around the country.
New York State licensed guide #7048
Mandy grew up on the Youghiogheny River in western Pennsylvania. Her dad was a river guide, and she joined him on more trips as a youngster than she can remember. The river is in her blood.
New York State licensed guide #5331
New York State licensed guide #7518
After years in the mountains of different countries, Nick moved into whitewater and started working through his river wish list. Away from a peak or a river, his work includes environmental, health and safety responsibilities in the Northern Catskills.
New York State licensed guide #3088
Greg has guided rafts since 1997 and leads many of the Hudson overnight trips. He is also licensed on the Moose River and has experience running rivers around the country.
New York State licensed guide #4577
Brian began his whitewater career as a kayak instructor in 1997 and started guiding rafts in 2004. Off the river, he teaches high school.
New York State licensed guide #4832
Nick fell in love with whitewater on a Housatonic River rafting trip in Connecticut. After organizing trips for friends, he became licensed in Maine and then New York. He also works as a physical therapist.
New York State licensed guide #3095
Mark “The Professor” Erler has guided since 1998. His knowledge of the river environment comes with plenty of stories. He also works on the ski patrol at Gore Mountain in North Creek.
New York State licensed guide #3135
Originally from Chicago, Eric found his way into the Adirondacks through whitewater. A teacher off the river, he spends his free time hiking into and paddling the region’s rapids.
New York State licensed guide #8000
Ian Wolfgang Landenberger, known as Wolfie, started guiding in 2016. Away from the river, his work has included races at Gore Mountain and tending bar at Basil & Wick’s.
New York State licensed guide #3166
Jason started guiding on the Sacandaga River near Lake George in 1998, then added the Hudson. He has worked as a field technician for an environmental quality company and lives with his family in Saratoga Springs.
New York State licensed guide #3447
New York State licensed guide #6937
Jason is a native Adirondacker, woodsman, avid outdoorsman and self-employed logger. His early guiding seasons included some of the high water of 2013, and he brings knowledge of the Adirondacks to the raft.
New York State licensed guide #7999
Born and raised in North Creek, Evan is a traveler with a long list of places to explore. He brings that curiosity back to his days on the river.
New York State licensed guide #4421
Joe has rafted the Animas in Colorado, the Main Salmon in Idaho and the Nile in Uganda. He earned his New York State guide license in 2004 and guided Montana’s Alberton Gorge. His work has also included adventure-based programs for adolescents and ski instruction at Gore Mountain.
New York State licensed guide #2146
Frank’s background spans the Navy, flying, teaching high-school science and Gore Mountain ski patrol. He guides both day trips and overnight trips on the Hudson.
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