Teton Horse Pack Trips
Now Booking for Summer 2025!
Grand Teton and Yellowstone Horse Pack Trips
Experience a unique Western adventure with Teton Horseback Adventures. We offer 3- to 6-day guided horse pack trips into the Greater Teton and Yellowstone backcountry. Unlike others, we don’t lease horses, ensuring you a safer and more familiar ride. With about 150 horses and mules, many of which we’ve raised and trained ourselves, you can trust their expertise. As a family-run business, we host private or small groups of up to 6-8 people, providing experienced guides and even our hardworking dog, Penelope. There’s nothing like exploring the Tetons!
Trip of a Lifetime
The 5-day Bridger Lake pack trip was the trip of a lifetime! Heath and Shalaina were very accommodating to this inexperienced horse riding, 71-year-old lady. From helping me on and off my horse to providing meals you’d get at home, they were very gracious. Mr. Brown and Riley took great care of the animals and set up our tents, complete with cots and sleeping pads. The camaraderie around the campfire each night added to the list of fond memories to be treasured and relived. Thank you does not seem adequate. You are blessed to be living the dream.
– Ellen Treadway, Google
Our Trips
3 or 4 Days at Cottonwood Camp
Dates : July 1 through August 25
At the Cottonwood Camp, you’ll find 12×14 canvas wall tents with wood stoves and comfy cots with pads, guaranteeing a snug stay. The 16×22 dining tent is furnished with tables, chairs, and everything you need for a hassle-free dining experience. Spend your days fishing, hiking, or exploring remote mountain trails through stunning high-elevation pastures and captivating wildflowers.
Spend some campfire time with your family and/or friends.- Recommended for families with children or large groups (maximum of 10).
4 Days at Pacific Creek and Two Ocean Pass
Dates : July 1 through July 31
Embark on a thrilling 4-day pack trip adventure, lodging in canvas spring bar tents furnished with cots and pads for comfort. On day two, we journey to Enos Lake, the largest lake in the Teton Wilderness, for breathtaking scenery and exploration. Day three features a ride to Two Ocean Pass, where you can fish in Atlantic Creek or savor lunch by the “Parting of the Waters” phenomenon.
- Hike the high-altitude trail above the “Parting of the Waters” and enjoy an incredible view stretching from the Grand Teton Range to Yellowstone.
- Observe as horses and wildlife peacefully graze in lush meadows near the campsite .
5 Days at Bridger Lake and Yellowstone Meadows
Dates : June 20th thru July 31
Camp near Bridger Lake, located in the southeastern corner of Yellowstone National Park and renowned as the most remote campsite in the lower 48 states. Enjoy several campsites equipped with cozy canvas spring bar tents, cots, and pads. Your adventure begins with a two-day trek through Yellowstone meadows, leading to a stay near Bridger Lake for two or three nights, surrounded by pristine wilderness and breathtaking scenery.
- Enjoy world-renowned trout fishing at Yellowstone River, Thorofare River, Atlantic Creek, and Bridger Lake, where you can catch impressive trout over 20 inches long.
- This trip is ideal for families or groups of fishing buddies!
5 or 6 Days up South Buffalo and Continental-Divide
Dates : July 27th through August 25th
Camp at a high elevation near the Continental Divide, offering 3-4 sites equipped with canvas spring bar tents, cots, and pads. Take in the stunning views, explore numerous large waterfalls, and discover high mountain lakes. Enjoy fantastic fishing opportunities for different trout species and witness the headwaters of the Yellowstone, Thorofare, South Buffalo, and South Shoshone rivers.
- Beautiful high-altitude scenery and unbelievable views.
- Great fishing opportunities for many kinds of trout.
How Our Trips Work
On Horseback
We carefully evaluate your riding skills and preferences to match you with the perfect horse, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable ride, whether you’re a beginner or an advanced rider.
At Camp
Our camps have spacious tents, comfy sleeping arrangements, and all the essentials for a pleasant, rustic outdoor experience in beautiful locations.
Dining
Guests relish tasty meals cooked by skilled camp chefs, featuring a variety of delicious, home-cooked dishes made from fresh ingredients. These culinary delights are served in a friendly and communal camp setting.
Fly Fishing
For fishing enthusiasts, we offer opportunities to cast lines in pristine mountain streams and rivers, granting access to some of the finest fishing spots in the area. Please note that fishing rods and licenses are not provided.
What to Bring
Make sure to pack layered clothing that’s adaptable to changing weather, including a waterproof jacket. Comfortable, durable hiking boots and a wide-brimmed hat for sun protection are also must-haves. Don’t overlook personal essentials like toiletries, a first aid kit, and a flashlight or headlamp with spare batteries, along with a sleeping bag and/or blankets. Stay hydrated and energized with a reusable water bottle and high-energy snacks. Lastly, bring a camera or binoculars to capture the breathtaking scenery and wildlife sightings.
Book Your Pack Trip
All pack trips are inclusive except for personal items, sleeping bags, fishing rods, and fishing licenses. All prices may vary depending on group sizes and trip lengths. A deposit of 1/3 of the total balance is required to book. We do accept personal checks for deposits.
Mailing Address:
180 West Powerline rd,
Pavillion, Wy 82523
Phone: 307-850-6841 or 307-850-5839
Email: mosslake88@yahoo.com