One day drop camps are defined by distances of less than 10 miles one way. In a nutshell a drop that a wrangler can accomplish in one day, while themselves returning to the trailhead of departure. Drops of longer distance will require multiple days and/or additional charge. You can get more information on multi-day drop camps here. We offer this service in Yellowstone National Park & the Teton Wilderness Area in the Bridger-Teton National Forest. You bring your gear and we will pack it in to the agreed upon drop location. You choose whether you hike in independently, or ride on horseback with your gear and wrangler(s).

Below are the primary sites we serve for one day drops within Yellowstone. Sites with an asterisk require additional charges as they are long distance.

• Upper Snake River Area

  • 8C1, 8C2*, 8C6, 8C7

• Heart Lake Area

  • 8J1*, 8J2*, 8H2*, 8H4, 8H5, 8H6

• Shoshone Lake Area

  • 8S1, 8S2, 8S3, 8G1, 8R2, 8R3, 8M1, 8M2*, 8R5*, 8T1*, 9D4*

• Firehole Area

  • OA1, OA2, OA3, OB2, OB3, OB4

• Pichstone/Bechler Area

  • 8A1, 8A2, 8P1, 9F2, 9U1, 9U2, 9U3, 9U4, 9U5

• Yellowstone Lake Area

  • 5H1, 5E6, 5E7, 5E8

Anything less than 10 miles from the following trailheads:

• Sheffield Creek

• Pilgrim Creek

• Pacific Creek

• Lava Creek

• Box Creek

• Turpin Meadows

One-Way Non-Outfitted (you provide all your own equipment)

• $275 per wrangler and horse (1 wrangler per 4 horses)

• $175 per animal used (pack or riding)

  • 1 pack animal per 140 pounds of gear

• Minimum of $975

• Any single day drop that reaches 10 miles in length will incur a 50% increase in price.

• Certain trailheads may incur additional charges.