Wow. The world keeps spinning. The sun keeps plowing its own path through our ever expanding universe. And the Apogee season approaches ever faster. Indeed, we only have one more leader pair to profile before Leader Training starts on Monday. Have we saved the best for last? Well, we think they’re all the best – on an
Another rainy Tuesday here on the beautiful coast of Maine, another perfect opportunity to daydream about more perfect summer days and read up on the hard-chargers who will be headed up to the foggy summit of Mount Washington this summer as part of our New England Mountains & Coast trips! Philip Duval Philip is a rising
Don your finest seersucker and set sail with us to learn more about Rosa, Noah, Laura, & Kirk – the fearless few who will be navigating the cobblestoned streets of Nantucket, riding the waves on the inter-island ferry, and guiding their groups to the very best beaches on the Vineyard this summer. Indeed, it is
Bonjour, mes amis! It’s Tuesday, the dogwoods are finally blooming up here in Maine (as a brief aside – the best thing about this late Spring has to be the lilacs still blooming in June up this way, but I digress…), and that combination means that it must be Leader Profile time. Today, we’re focused
Continuing our stroll down Outstanding Leader Lane, we’ll be meeting our California Mountains & Coast (CMC)and Maine’s Downeast Explorer (DEX) leaders today. Up first, CMC – with CC Gensheimer and Jack Messerly at the helm. In their second year co-leading with Apogee (they led New England Mountains & Coast and DEX with us last year),
It’s a rainy afternoon up here on the coast of Maine. What better way to while away the time than to snuggle up and read about the super-cool cats who will be leading our Pacific Coast and Northwest Explorer trips this summer! Tim Hunt We are thrilled to welcome back Tim Hunt this summer
Without further ado, it’s time to dedicate this blog space to the four fearless leaders guiding our America Coast to Coast bike tours this summer. At more than 2700 miles – every inch between sun rising over the Atlantic near Charleston, South Carolina, and the Pacific’s setting sun at San Diego, California – this epic
After months of cold winds and deep snows, we are downright flabbergasted that the summer is almost upon us! Up here at Apogee, spring means lilacs, daffodils, and lots of sweet-smelling leader profiles. We’ll be posting bi-weekly profiles for the rest of the spring as we get ready for this year’s batch of biking and
Happy Spring to all! Flowers and trees are slowly starting to bloom here in Maine and warmer weather is on the rise – by George, we should get close to fifty degrees today! It considerably understates things to say that we are looking forward to summer. We’re happy to announce some exciting news
Way back in the late Triassic Period, when Apogee’s directors were but lads and participating in their own adventures, getting the equipment list for our adventure always felt a bit like Christmas: “look at all the loot I get, and I get to go on this cool trip to see the pterodactyls, too!” We never