Amy Bullard

Amy Bullard was introduced to climbing and skiing nearly 20 years ago.

She has been a guide for 10 years in the Tetons, Wind Rivers, Cascades, Olympics, Wrangells, Wasatch, Smith Rock, Red Rocks, Joshua Tree, New Hampshire, France, Nepal and Tibet.

She loves guiding as much as exploring new routes on big mountains. New routes in  Peru include Artesonraju, Millishraju, Jatunriti, and Colquecruz. First ascent of Dos Cuernos Southern Patagonian Icecap, Argentina. Numerous expeditions to the Himalaya include Mustagh Tower in Pakistan, first ascent Melanphulan in Nepal, unclimbed peaks Hongu Nepal.

In 1999 she led the first unsupported American Women’s expedition to an 8,000 meter peak- Cho Oyu in Tibet, and she summitted Everest in 2004 working as a guide and climbing double for Universal Studios. Sometimes she enjoys big walls in Yosemite and Zion.

She guides for Exum, Chicks with Picks, Women that Rock, and Snowbird Expeditions and is a Marmot endorsed athlete. Her favorite part about going on mountain adventures is  the people she gets to share them with.