Nikolai Gutnik

Master of Sports in mountaineering. He loves mountains and goes to them since childhood. He considers trekking in the mountains to be the best workout: the more often, the better. In 2000 he received the title of CMS. The first high-altitude experience was Khan-Tengri in 2002. The next year he went to Peak Lenin. 2008 - Ama Dablam, then Lhotse and Nanga Parbat.

Mountains are the most important part of his life. He is inspired by new adventurous projects. As a professional guide, Nikolai has not only knowledge and skills, but also knows how to talk with a client, because a good guide is a teacher and a psychologist.

Nikolai has been skiing for 15 years and has five years of experience in skitouring, including high-altitude on Muztagh-Ata, McKinley and Lenin peaks. He likes to travel, meet new people and old friends.