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Summer activities are numerous in the mountains of Wyoming. |  |
| Horseback riding is breathtaking through the mountains. Our facility has 15 acres fenced in for free roaming or hobbled horses with a cattle guard and separate equestrian gate entrance. |
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Enjoy a half day pack ride
out to where our authentic
covered wagon serves a chuck wagon lunch and refreshments, then a half day ride back.
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| As you head south on the Continental Divide you'll drive on the Union Pass Trail. Keep going and you'll pass Gannett Peak at 13,804 feet, the highest point in Wyoming. Continue heading south until you come to Pinedale and the South Pass where our western ancestors first saw the Rockies on the Oregon Trail. | ATV 4 wheelers and dirt bikes have access to hundreds or miles of roads through Bridger-Teton and Shoshone National Forest right out our front door. Head north to Togwotee Pass and Brooks Lake to enjoy a days' adventure of steep cliffs and heavily timbered draws. Whether you bring your own horses or ATV's, or rent ours, you won't be disappointed. |
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| Fly-fishing for trout and salmon in the Alpine lakes and streams is spectacular. Enjoy waterfalls, multi day pack adventures, sightseeing, photography and more. Logistics are our specialty. We will custom design any pack trip, wilderness adventure or vision you can come up with. Allow us to do the work so you can enjoy your time.Campers and RV'swill enjoy our up to 50amp hookups with water. Yellowstone, the Country's first National Park, is just to the north and makes for a perfect day trip. The Wind River Area offers many attractions. Big Horn Sheep Center, Tie Hack Memorial, Fort Washakie, Sacajawea Cemetery and Boysen Reservoir are just a few. | |