Trail rides are available around resort areas near Coeur d Alene, Sun Valley, McCall, Yellowstone, and the Grand Tetons. Riders also explore the mountains and canyons around Bogus Basin near Boise, the Sawtooth National Recreation Area, and the Snake River Birds of Prey Area. Horses on these rides are well-trained.
Wranglers are safety conscious and knowledgeable about their areas.
Riders hear stories and learn history and see geography while enjoying some of the state s most beautiful views. Horse Trips Idaho is full of remote backcountry where no roads and few people go. Outfitters enjoy taking visitors into these areas on horseback to discover hidden alpine lakes, ancient Indian trails, secluded fishing streams, old mining camps and high mountain vistas. On fully outfitted pack trips, experienced wranglers take care of horses, tents, gear, and wholesome meals around a campfire. Drop camps also are available for hunters or hikers who would rather do their own walking and camping after the horses carry their gear into a site.