Trail Ride

Join us for a 2 hour guided horseback ride through the stunning landscapes of the Bridger Teton Wilderness. Perfect for those seeking a shorter, yet immersive, experience, this ride offers breathtaking views, fresh mountain air, and the chance to spot wildlife along the trail.

Our experienced guides will lead you through gently rolling terrain, sharing local stories and insights into Wyoming's rich history and natural wonders. Whether you're a seasoned rider or new to horseback adventures, this tour is tailored for all levels.

Each ride is a unique experience, with routes adjusted to match the group's skill level and weather conditions.

Price: $175++ per person

Our half day ride takes you from the Teton Wilderness to Yellowstone National Park.

Observe the pristine landscape from a gently rising and falling trail that leads into Yellowstone National Park. Take a short break and get to know your horse while you learn about Wyoming’s unique flora and fauna from your experienced guide.

Our small, guided 4-hour horseback tours will give you a real taste of Wyoming. 

Routes may vary according to riders’ abilities and weather.

Price: $300++ per person.

Our full day ride takes you over gentle terrain leading into Yellowstone National Park, where a lunch is served streamside. Or, ride the high slopes of Huckleberry Mountain in the Teton Wilderness. Sweeping vistas of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park make the perfect picnic lunch venue.

Our small, guided 7 hour horseback tours will give you a real taste of Wyoming’s wilderness and a peek at the flora and fauna of the area. 

Routes may vary according to riders’ abilities and weather.

Price: $475++ per person. Lunch included!

2 Hour Ride: $175++ per person

Half Day Ride: $300++ per person

Full Day Ride: $475++ per person (lunch included)

Our basecamp is located about an hour and twenty minutes from Jackson. We are based in the Bridger Teton National Forest, about five minutes from the South Entrance of Yellowstone National Park. We’re right between Yellowstone and Grand Teton, which makes it easy to access both parks while staying in a more quiet, backcountry setting.

There is a gas station and convenience store at Flagg Ranch about four minutes by car from our camp. Colter Bay is 30 minutes from us.

We’ll send detailed directions and arrival info ahead of your ride, and you’re always welcome to give us a call if you have questions getting here.

Our rides leave on trail from our basecamp. Depending on the ride duration, weather, and guest experience level, the route can differ. Give us a call any time to chat about this!

Here is a link to our location, you can find us on Google & Apple Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/kvi5Frv8VUDnqLNN8?g_st=ic

A 50% deposit is required at the time of booking and is non-refundable.

If you cancel more than 7 days before your ride, you will not be charged the remaining balance, but your 50% deposit will not be refunded.

The remaining balance is automatically charged 7 days prior to your ride and is non-refundable once processed.

We do not provide airport transportation directly, but we’re happy to recommend a reliable shuttle service to get you to and from our basecamp. If you’re renting a car, we also have parking available at camp. Give us a call and we can walk you through the best options based on your travel plans.

Our weight limit for riding is 250 lbs or less. This is for the safety of our horses and guests. We do make case by case exceptions.

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Our riding age is 7 and up, but younger kids are very welcome at basecamp.

We have plenty for them to enjoy including a western style cookout and time around camp, and we can organize a meet and greet with the horses if you would like. We also offer a family rate for families with kids too young to ride.

We’re a family run operation, so camp has a relaxed, welcoming feel and kids have a great time visiting.

Bears do live in this area, but it’s not something you need to be worried about. Our camp is set up with bear safety in mind, and our crew is trained and experienced in operating in bear country. We handle all food storage properly and keep a clean camp, which is the biggest factor in preventing issues.

It is extremely rare to see a bear near our camp, and when you’re out riding or exploring, your guide will walk you through what to do to stay safe. We’ll also explain all bear safety protocols when you arrive so you feel comfortable and prepared.

Yes, we get a lot of solo travelers. Our camp is family run and all meals are communal, so it’s a very welcoming atmosphere. We make sure our guests feel like a part of camp right away.