Soldotna, AK

Nestled on the Kenai Peninsula between mountains, volcanoes, and the ocean, Soldotna is a world-class mecca for salmon fishing, wildlife viewing, and all things outdoors. From our office in the Last Frontier you’re just as likely to see moose and caribou as you are other people!

Concord, CA

With a temperate year-round climate and limitless events and activities, the Bay Area makes a great spot to call home. From our office in the East Bay, Trihydro employees can head to a professional sports game, jump on public transportation to downtown San Francisco for a Michelin-starred meal, or pop up to Napa to taste world class wines.

Bismarck, ND

Located in the middle of energy country, Bismarck is the economic center of the Dakotas. The temperature can drop well below zero here in winter, but it all balances out with warm, sunny days spent on the river and lakes all summer.

Signal Hill, CA

Because Signal Hill sits above the plains of the Los Angeles Basin, it’s known for its sweeping mountains-to-ocean views. Located just miles away from the hottest beaches and warmest ocean water in California, employees claim that life is "simply better on the beach."

Fort Collins, CO

The reasonably flat terrain, very wide bike lanes, and 280-plus miles of trails and paths throughout the city and mountains make biking to work easy and enjoyable for Trihydro employees.

Lakewood, CO

Located just outside of Denver, Lakewood is surrounded by mesas and mountains—an outdoor enthusiast’s haven. Trihydro employees spend their free time mountain biking, hiking, climbing, snowshoeing, and skiing.

Jacksonville, FL

Boasting over 850 square miles of stunning beaches and the largest urban park system in the country, Jacksonville is the perfect location for employees who want to enjoy the hustle and bustle of a major city but also love being outdoors. The beautiful weather all year long doesn't hurt, either.

Helena, MT

Sandwiched between two major national parks (Glacier National Park and Yellowstone National Park) and two major ski resorts, Helena is the perfect home base for anyone who loves an adventurous lifestyle. With public land access within five minutes from town in any direction, there is never a shortage of opportunities to explore nature.

Cincinnati, OH

Cincinnati is a city full of culture. From music, galleries, and museums, to a melting pot of culinary cuisines, Trihydro's Cincinnati-based employees enjoy one of the best art communities in the country.

Owasso, OK

Just miles from Tulsa, Owasso enjoys the best of both worlds with big city resources and a small-town feel. Owasso is a thriving community that consistently ranks as one of the best cities to live in Oklahoma, with high marks for employment, housing, quality of life, safety, education, and health.

Austin, TX

Named as the best place to live in the United States three years in a row by U.S. News & World Report, Austin is known for its flourishing music and arts scene, incredible restaurants and food trucks, and its abundance of outdoor recreational opportunities. One of the sunniest cities in America, Trihydro employees enjoy an average of 300 days of sunshine a year.

Laramie, WY

At 7,165 feet above sea level, Trihydro’s Laramie-based employees know that living at high altitude has its advantages—namely beautiful scenery, majestic mountains, and endless recreation opportunities.

San Luis Obispo, CA

San Luis Obispo is nestled halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco in the heart of wine country. With a tagline, “life’s too beautiful to rush,” SLO natives, most commonly referred to as "Slocals," are known for their laid back lifestyle.

Sheridan, WY

Nestled at the foot of the Big Horn Mountains, Sheridan is a recreational paradise. From our office in downtown Sheridan, Trihydro staff are minutes away from limitless hiking, camping, mountain biking, fishing, and wildlife viewing opportunities.

Cheyenne, WY

If it is the 3rd week in July, you will most likely find our employees celebrating Cheyenne Frontier Days, the world's largest outdoor rodeo and a 10-day Western history celebration. Known as “the Daddy of ‘em All," the event attracts over 500,000 visitors each year—almost equivalent to the entire state's population.

Casper, WY

Featuring over 2,200 fish per mile, people come from all over the world to fish the North Platte River. The River flows right outside Trihydro's office and, in addition to fishing, offers abundant recreational activities, including floating, canoeing, kayaking, and stand-up paddle boarding.

New Braunfels, TX

With German names on the street signs, summer biergartens, and the annual Wurstfest, New Braunfels blends the character of its German namesake with the charm and beauty of Texas Hill Country. When it heats up in summer, Texans flock to Schlitterbahn Water Park and the Comal River to swim, tube, and even scuba dive!

Lander, WY

Lander is located along the Middle Fork of the Popo Agie River in central Wyoming. Near Sinks Canyon State Park, Shoshone National Forest, the Wind River Mountains, and the Red Desert, epic rock climbing, hiking, backpacking, and fishing await Trihydro employees in one of Wyoming’s best kept secrets.

Rock Springs, WY

Trihydro employees spend their summers fishing, boating, and hiking at the Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area. Located just south of Rock Springs, the area covers 207,363 acres and features the largest reservoir in Wyoming: Flaming Gorge Reservoir.

Roseville, CA

Less than a half-hour from downtown Sacramento and home to 152,000 residents, Roseville is a vibrant city in its own right with family-friendly neighborhoods, more than 70 city parks, and 120+ miles of bike lanes and off-street paths. Rated as a top 50 place to live by money.com, Roseville has an impressive network of open-air shopping centers and restaurants to explore.

Arcata, CA

Arcata is south of the Redwood National and State Parks and hosts its own 2,350-acre Arcata Community Forest and Redwood Park within city limits. Arcata is a college town with nearly half of the population being students at Humboldt State University. Arcata's Plaza is lined with locally-owned boutiques, restaurants, and bookshops. Arcata is also off the Pacific Coast, popular for razor clam digging, surfing, and afternoons at the beach.

Billings, MT

As Montana’s most populous city, Billings is a center of commerce known for its strong economy built on industry and trade. The city originated as an early railroad town in the late 1800s and has recently enjoyed a revival of historic areas within the downtown center as part of being designated a "Preserve America Community."