Miles Smart is an IFMGA/UIAGM mountain guide.  He is the 2004 recipient of the AMGA Guide of the Year award.  Miles is an AMGA Certified Rock, Alpine and Ski Guide and works as an instructor for the AMGA guide training and certification program.  Over the past ten years Miles has guided full time around the globe working equally with climbing, mountaineering and skiing.  Miles has brought many clients from beginner to expert and has guided objectives such as a 12 hour climb of the Cathedral Traverse and a ski descent of the Grand Teton in Wyoming.  Miles returns to Alaska every spring to heli ski guide the steeps of Alaska.  Outside of Miles' professional guiding career his accomplishments include numerous speed climbing ascents and ski mountaineering descents.  His climbing exploits include climbing on the Trango Towers in Pakistan, winter ascents in Chamonix and speed records on El Capitan and Half Dome.  One such speed record, the North America Wall on El Capitan, took just over 9 and 1/2 hours.  He has climbed El Capitan in Yosemite 22 times via 16 different routes.  He established one of the most difficult routes on El Capitan, Disorderly Conduct. His skiing exploits include lines such as the Gervasutti Couloir and the North Face of the Aiguille du Midi in Chamonix, and 2 different lines on the Grand Teton in Wyoming.