DELUXE ALL-INCLUSIVE HORSEBACK ADVENTURES in WYOMING
CR Horseback Adventures is located in beautiful Dubois, WY. The pack trips range anywhere from the Wind River Indian Reservation to the Bridger Teton Wilderness bordering Teton Park to Yellowstone Park, along with Washakie Wilderness and Shoshone National Forest.
Professional Guide School
CR Horseback Adventures has been training professional big game guides, wranglers and camp cooks since 1992. We are the most comprehensive program available and we have the most experienced team of instructors in the World. Read more
CR Horseback Adventures is owned and operated by Rusty Sanderson in Dubois, Wyoming. CLICK HERE for More About Rusty. Call us at 307-850-7800 for your learning adventures in Wyoming!
307-850-7800
or Email: crhorsebackadventures@gmail.
for your WYOMING HORSEBACK Adventures!
Wyoming in the Summer is a magical experience. The mountains are alive with wildlife and the sweet smell of wildflowers. You’ll see moose, elk, deer and bighorn sheep filling their bellies on the rich abundant grass.
Trip Locations in the Greater Yellowstone area Include: Absaroka Mountains
We begin our summer pack-trips in the second week of June and operate through the last week of September. Trips vary in length from 2-10 days and are ideal for people with any level of experience.
We operate entirely in Federally designated Wilderness areas. We offer two types of trips, progressive and base camp. Progressive trips generally stay at on campsite two or three nights, riding or hiking during the off days in different directions for fishing and sightseeing before breaking camp and moving to a new location. Base camp trips entail a pack trip into a single camp with day trips originating from that camp. Our minimal goals are low impact camping and horse travel; we continue to embrace that philosophy.
Remember that the weather is chilly all summer long in the mornings and evenings in the mountains of Wyoming. Temperatures range from 90 degrees during the day, down to freezing and below at night. Check the required equipment list for recommendations on clothing.
You’ll see moose, elk, deer and bighorn sheep filling their bellies on the rich abundant grass. The trout are feasting on an ample food supply in the rivers, beaver ponds and creeks. This is a special time to be in the Wyoming high country.
