Although I studied and have been a Technical Architect for 21 years, I have always developed a parallel work in another world that I am passionate about: the world of mountains.

Thus, I have dedicated effort, time and enthusiasm to improve and accredit myself as a Sports Technician of Half Mountain, Guide of the National Park of Sierra Nevada and Technician in Conduction of Sports Physical Activities in the Natural Environment.

I have practiced different activities in the Natural Environment for more than 25 years: mountaineering, sport and classical climbing, trekking and mountain biking.

My great passion has always been the mountain, and my hope is to be able to dedicate myself to them in a professional way, sharing experiences and helping visitors to observe mountain landscapes in another way. enjoying unique experiences. Being a mountain guide offers me the opportunity to meet people from all over the world who come to discover our mountains, as well as rediscover them myself in each new outing.

As a Mountain Guide and active member of a Sports Club I have the opportunity to facilitate the approach to the mountains to people who are sometimes totally oblivious to this environment. I feel great satisfaction through their discoveries and enjoyment.

My experience is more focused on the Trekking I have done so far for almost all the Spanish geography, French and Swiss Alps, Moroccan Atlas and Dolomites. Although I have also had the opportunity to guide alpine activities such as the Chamonix-Zermat High Route, several summits of over 4,000 mt in the Montblanc massif, Bishorn in Switzerland, Monte Perdido in the Pyrenees and almost all three thousand Sierra Nevada mountains (Mulhacen , Alcazaba, Veleta,…)

Ruth was looking for somewhere to live and work, but close to the mountains and the snow in order to enjoy her favorite hobby, snowboarding. She found that place in Granada, where she has lived for the last nine years. However, she has had a varied experience of the world, from her hometown, Gloucester (U.K) to living and working in Japan, Australia and Andorra.

The mountains are a place where she finds peace, challenges and freedom. She also finds them to be an immense natural classroom for learning about nature and history.

She currently works as an English teacher in Granada. This was how she met Teresa, whose enterprise she joined, attracted by new ideas to combine hiking and English for Spanish people wanting to perfect their language skills. Furthermore, she was interested in hiking combined with language immersion aimed at foreigners. She is a key figure in communication with European countries and accompanies the “English in the Mountains” groups, acting as our “on-location teacher”. Her personality and sense of humour make everyone feel at ease in her company.