Name: Hal Tuttle
Age: 23
Hometown: Woodside, California
Position at RMOC: Raft Guide, SUP Instructor
Certifications: ACA L4 SUP, Class 3 Raft Guide, Wilderness First Responder,
When did you start guiding? 2019
When did you start at RMOC? 2019
What is your most rewarding experience while guiding? Showing people they can do things they didn’t realize they could! I love that we get to work with so many different people from so many different places; I seem to learn something new from the folks who come out every single day.
Your most epic day? Tomorrow!
Education/Background: I graduated from New York University with a degree in Film & Television production.
What do you do in the off season? I make films, I ski and snowboard, and I wait for summer!
Favorite beer: Tres Amigos from Elevation
Favorite day off activity: I love playing music, watching sports, or taking a hike up the mountains around here on my off days. There’s so much to explore and I don’t think it’ll ever get old.
Favorite whitewater run: Lower Browns Canyon on the SUP
Favorite thing after the river: Cooking up some food and laughing with my friends about the adventures we had!
RMOC is an equal opportunity service provider. RMOC operates under special use permits from the San Isabel National Forest. All or part of this operation is conducted on Public Lands under special permit from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.