EMPLOYMENT

Here at Adventure Sixty North, we’ve proudly earned the nickname “Cowboys” among the touring companies. This is all thanks to Rick Brown, our owner, who has been charting his own course in Seward since 2003 and leading Adventure Sixty North since 2007. We’re proud to do things a little differently under his leadership.

What makes us different? You really need to experience it for yourself to fully appreciate it, but here’s a taste: Rick fosters a family atmosphere. For example, at the beginning and at the end of the season, we host the biggest parties in Seward for our crew and local companies, known as “Tarp-Mahal,” featuring a private concert by the band “Blackwater Railroad Co.”

Have you ever dreamed of living on a bus? You may be one of the lucky ones! All of the unique housing options were personally built by Rick Brown. Our property also features a salmon stream and a large fire pit, perfect for unforgettable evenings. At Adventure Sixty North, we hold a carefree environment with group cookouts and dinner outings. You might even discover “Cincinnati Chili!”

While we maintain a relaxed atmosphere on our property, we expect excellence from our guides. Regardless of your previous guiding experience, you’ll participate in our start-of-season training program. You’ll learn about the area, the trips you’ll lead, and our expectations. A current WFR or WFA certification is required depending on the type of job you will perform, and you’ll earn an ACA Level 2 Certificate during your training if you are a kayaking guide. To keep things interesting, we offer diverse trips that include hiking, kayaking, and occasionally gold panning tours, as well as logistics day driving vans.