Gordon Cross, (Jimmy Jammer) brings a wide variety of business and outdoor experience to the Highway to Heaven project. He was born in West Orange, New Jersey and completed secondary school in Rhode Island before graduating from Harvard University in 1971. Gordon was a cowboy in Texas, a carpenter in Illinois and later settled in northern Vermont where he opened a restaurant in a 100-year old general store. That began a lifelong interest in historic renovation that eventually led to Savannah, Georgia. There he operated an award winning historic preservation contracting company. In 1984 he led a group that purchased and restored The Partridge Inn, a landmark hotel in Augusta, Georgia. Gordon has been a resident of Whitefish Montana for twelve years, though he still manages the hotel in Georgia. His interest in the outdoors began in childhood with canoeing trips to Main and continues unabated. He has spent considerable time in northern Canada and has canoed the length of the storied Nahani River in the Northwest Territories. Gordon has taken countless trips throughout Glacier Park and is delighted to be bringing its many wonders to a wider audience. You can contact Gordon at hiland@digisys.net.
Ted Keller, (Cliff Crevasse) born in Lake Charles, Louisiana, has lived in Kalispell, Montana for twenty years. He spent his childhood in western North Dakota. Ted has had a variety of jobs, a surveyor, stereo/record salesman, police dispatcher, and radio DJ, to name a few. Keller graduated from Montana State University in 1985 and has been teaching ever since. He has taught speech, speed-reading, English, US History, and geography. Ted has spent many a summer in Glacier Park. He was a boat pilot in Waterton/Glacier National Park and has guided tourists from all states and every corner of the globe. His guide experiences also include Yellowstone National Park, Hell's Canyon, and Banff, Alberta, Canada. When not watching baseball, or grading papers, you'll see Ted in Glacier Park. You can contact Ted at toaster@in-tch.com.
Mike Catena, (Skip Stones) born in Torrance, California, has lived in the northwest Montana for twenty-five years. He has worked as a tour guide in Glacier National Park for three years. In addition, Mike worked as a tour guide for three years in the Canadian Rockies and one year in Hawaii. Mike has piloted boats in Glacier and Waterton Parks and served as a tour director in the Pacific Northwest. He has also worked as a heli-ski guide in the Sierras. Mike has been involved in small business ventures for years. His expertise in many areas and indefatigable energy and humor make him an asset to any venture. Mike's interests have taken him to Tonga, Samoa, Hong Kong, Hawaii, Alaska, Europe, Puerto Rico, Canada, and Mexico. Mike currently lives in Whitefish, Montana. You can contact Mike at catmando@centurytel.net.The Tour Guides Of Highway To Heaven
Glacier National Park Audio Driving Tour
Sold At Visitors Centers And Lodges Throughout The Park