Backcountry summer pack/ fishing trips:
Our backcountry trips into the LoLo National Forest offer some
of the most beautiful mountain scenery in the state. This area
is known as the proposed Great Burn Wilderness area. The area
is inhabited with moose, elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, and black
bear.
The high mountain lakes and streams are thriving with feisty western
slope cutthroat trout. The only access into this area is by horses,
mules or by foot. We offer stream fishing, lake fishing, horseback
riding, and sight seeing from our camps located in the heart of
this pristine wilderness.
These trips are offered from mid June through August and usually
last 3 to 4 days, or longer if you wish. You might consider combining
this backcountry experience with a river float trip.
Trail Rides
Come join us for a relaxing peaceful horseback ride from LoLo Hot Springs. Enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery while riding one of our gentle experienced mountain horses. Whether for one hour of for all day you will experience a horseback adventure as Lewis & Clark did on their historic expedition through these parts. After your trail ride you can treat yourself to a soothing soak in the natural hot springs or take a swim in the large outdoor pool. Also, breakfast, lunch and dinner are available at the restaurant.
Rates:
Backcountry pack/fishing - $250.00 per person/per day.
Trail Rides
One hour - $40.00
Two hour - $75.00 ( 2 person minimum )
Half day - $140.00 ( 3 person minimum, includes lunch )
Full day - $225.00 ( 3 person minimum, includes lunch )
Booking and Deposits:
To book a fishing or backcountry adventure a 50% non-refundable
deposit is required to reserve the dates you have chosen for your
trip. The balance is due 30 days you arrive for your trip.
To make sure horses will be available for your trail ride you may call ahead to make a reservation.
Reservations and information please call:
Trail Rides: 406-239-1688
LoLo Hot Springs: 406-273-2290
Lodging Accommodations: 406-273-2201
Email: info@whitemountainoutfitters.com
Location: 25 miles west of LoLo on Hwy 12
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