Our trips are scheduled so we are able to experience the most possible during that time period. Our earlier Sun River trips are rides along the North and South Forks of the Sun River, which offer good fishing, hiking and riding, a good time to view wildlife before they head up into the higher country for the summer.
Wildflowers are in abundance, and camps are fresh and grass is ready for the stock.
After mid-July we begin our trips into the high country along the Divide where the snow has just left, the grass for the stock is coming along as are the wildflowers. The elk are moving into the high alpine basins, and hopefully the beargrass will be in full bloom. Riding experience is not real critical, but it does help if you have ridden some before hand. Our daily rides are not long, but the first day's ride is around 13 miles over the divide and into the camp near the Sun River. Our saddle horses are gentle, and have spent enough time on the trails that they know what they are doing.