Hi, I'm Anna
Growing up, one of my fondest memories was exploring the countryside outside my back door. My siblings and I would wander through the apple orchards and cow pastures, but our favorite activity was exploring the woods and building forts. I can still remember the damp forest ground and the smell of honeysuckles.
Growing up in Virginia, the past was always a part of the scenery. History floated all around, and I was continually intrigued to learn more. I was fortunate to have parents who enjoyed taking us out in nature and going to the numerous historic sites around the area.
The more I traveled, my spirit grew to explore new places. Whether walking down a brick path in a historical garden, eating fantastic food, or hiking in a national park, I always felt a sense of overflowing abundance, as if travel gave me everything I needed and more.
I can still feel my energy level expand when I think about planning my next trip. I love the entire process, from the logistics to the lodging and food to all the amazing new things to see and do! I love to see the surprise on my husband's face when we walk past a long line because I know to purchase tickets ahead of time.
When it became time to pick a college major, I knew that travel had to be a part of my life moving forward. So I went to a small university to study hospitality & tourism, minoring in history. (Notably, the school also happened to be beautiful, and history creaked through the halls.)
As the years went on, I gained vast experience in the travel industry. My expertise includes historic manor houses in Virginia, a guest cattle ranch in Colorado, experiencing the hustle and bustle of working in a large city hotel in downtown Washington, D.C., to event management at a regional park on the Potomac River, and the famous Red Bus Tours in Glacier National Park.
Now I enjoy putting all my expertise together and planning travel itineraries that take travelers off the beaten path. I delight in curating trips unique to each of my client's desires.
My lovely family and I call Montana home. We are so fortunate to live this chapter of our life in such spectacular surroundings, seeking a life more wild. The more we travel and experience the world, different cultures, time outside the closer we grow as a family.