A Wilderness Experience You Can’t Get Anywhere Else
For four days and three nights, you’ll ride deep into the Wilderness—land with no roads, no engines, and no modern noise. You’ll travel on horseback, camp in meadows, and explore country that can only be reached the traditional way: with good horses.
Two Options:
4-Day, 3-Night Expedition: August 17-20, 2026 — $2,750 per person
2-Day, 1-Night Expedition: August 20-21, 2026 — $1,300 per person
You Will:
Ride horseback through forests, canyons, and mountain country
Camp under a sky full of stars
Learn history and geology of the region
Spot wildlife like deer, turkey, and bald eagles
Eat Dutch-oven meals around a glowing campfire
This is a complete escape into a world most people never get to see.
This expedition requires confident, experienced riders comfortable with long days in the saddle and active participation in all aspects of backcountry horse travel.
As an experienced team member, you will:
Actively participate in saddling, packing, grooming, and handling horses
Assist with gathering firewood and carrying water
Help pitch and break down camp
Contribute to cooking and dish duties
You should be prepared for challenging conditions and to actively contribute to the team's success. You will not be asked to do anything unsafe or beyond your reasonable capabilities as an experienced rider.
This Trip Is For You If You Are:
An experienced and confident rider ready for a wilderness adventure
Ready for a physically demanding experience you'll never forget
Eager to ride and work with horses in rugged, remote terrain
Able to mount/dismount unassisted
And It’s Not For You If:
You are new to riding
You prefer being waited on rather than actively participating as part of a team
You’re uncomfortable being unplugged and off-grid
You're not confident riding in varied, challenging weather conditions
Your trip includes:
Experienced guides and horse handlers
Well-conditioned riding and pack horses
All tack, camp gear, and equipment
All meals, snacks, and coffee
Instruction in horsemanship and horse care
Safety orientation and ongoing guidance