About
Seth Quigg is a seasoned professional with over two decades of experience in Outdoor Education and International Adventure Travel. Since 2002, he has guided thousands of participants on expeditions spanning the globe, from the lush rainforests of Madagascar to the remote peaks of the Himalayas. His extensive leadership experience includes fourteen expeditions in the Himalayas, thirteen in the Andes, and four ascents, guiding on Mt. Kilimanjaro. Seth is a world-class river guide who has guided international rivers such as the Zambezi, Maha Kali, Salmon, Kern, Colorado, and Zanskar, in addition to multiple expeditions in the North American Arctic. In 2015, Seth founded his own international travel company, specializing in crafting transformative outdoor experiences. He has collaborated with numerous non-profit and commercial organizations to develop impactful and sustainable expeditions worldwide. In conjunction with adventure, Seth is deeply committed to fostering cultural connections. He strives to create opportunities for guests to engage meaningfully with local communities, cultivating empathy and mutual understanding. A core component of his philosophy is introducing participants to diverse lifestyles, inspiring a broader global perspective. Seth is a professional humanitarian photographer, holds a master's degree in education, is a certified wilderness first responder, and is a pioneer in bridging cultural and socioeconomic divides worldwide.
Client Types
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Trips

Everest Region 3 Pass Trek
Join the Karuna Project on an expedition of a lifetime to the Khumbu Valley in Nepal. Having led and guided 12 Himalayan expeditions, 4 in India, 1 in Tibet, and 7 in Nepal, Nepal is Seth's favorite. The country's people, natural geography, and spiritual undertone create an experience like no other! The adventure also includes an inspiring Karuna Project community development site visit joining positive global change with compassionate action on the ground.
Seasonality
Oct-Nov