# San Juan Expeditions

> Mountain Guide Service of Durango & Silverton CO
> Last updated: 2026-07-13

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- [Norway Ski Trip Report](https://sanjuanexpeditions.com/norway-ski-trip-report/): Lofoten Islands via Svolvaer and Henningsvaer We flew to Oslo and spent the night in a walking distance hotel close to the airport. The next morning we flew through Bodo to Svolvaer. Views out the airplane window were of pure white mountains rising through the clouds and ocean. We met Ian at this connection in
- [San Maipo Ski Trip Report](https://sanjuanexpeditions.com/san-maipo-ski-trip-report/): August 2025 On a hot August day in Durango I waxed my skis on the deck. The sun beat down on my sweaty back, and melted the wax deep into the pores of my skis. They would need it, because over the next two weeks they would take me up and down one of the
- [Tour de Volcanes](https://sanjuanexpeditions.com/tour-de-volcanes/): Skiing the Chilean Volcanoes In the American west in the states of California, Oregon, and Washington you’ll find temperate rainforest, giant redwood trees, and towering glaciated volcanoes that offer the country’s best spring skiing. Six thousand miles to the south exists a bizarro-Cascadia with its own rainforest, giant trees, and towering volcanoes of snow. The
- [Explore the San Juan Mountains with an Unforgettable Winter Hut Trip!](https://sanjuanexpeditions.com/explore-the-san-juan-mountains-with-an-unforgettable-winter-hut-trip/): THE SAN JUAN MOUNTAINS, COLORADO The Colorado Rockies are composed of six major mountain ranges. The San Juan Mountain Range is the largest, steepest, and snowiest range of all of them – as large as the country of Switzerland! The San Juans are home to fourteen peaks above 14,000ft, Colorado’s largest wilderness, Red Mountain Pass,
- [Japow: Japan Powder Skiing](https://sanjuanexpeditions.com/japow/): Pow Pow, Japow!! Says Mako, our local Japanese certified ski guide, in his deep voice as he spits snow from his mouth. Sometimes when it’s really good, “Hokkaido good,” the retired skier cross champion turned backcountry ski guide comes down the hill, like a freight train disappearing into the deep snow and popping up for


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