Fall Guided Day RideOur full DAY RIDE lasts approximately 6 hours and includes rest stops at scenic points and a leisurely lunch break. You will experience high alpine meadows, mountain lakes and scenic panoramas of mountain peaks scanning over 250 miles. A wonderful opportunity for you to show out of town guests the REAL Washington. Witness the change of seasons...it's spectacular! Bring your own sack lunch. We are more than willing to scale down the time in the saddle to fit the needs of your group.PRICES: | mid-week adult | $70.00 | | weekend adult | $90.00 | | group rate (6+) | $10.00 off | | child (w/ parent)
day ride only | $20.00 off | | 1/2 day ride (4 minimum) | $60.00 |
NOTE: ONLY ONE DISCOUNT APPLIES!Fall OvernightsEvenings can be chilly during September, but it is beautiful riding weather during the day. You will enjoy two wonderful days on the trail returning to our basecamp each night. Sleep in one of our tent cabins complete with mattresses on bunk bed frames and a wood stove for added comfort. We suggest that you bring an extra blanket to go over your sleeping bag at night. The same spectacular scenery, dutch oven meals, trail lunches and evening campfires as offered in our Summer Overnights.PRICES: | mid-week adult | $165.00 | | weekend adult | $215.00 | | group rate (6+) | $15.00 off | | child (w/ parent) | $25.00 off |
NOTE: ONLY ONE DISCOUNT APPLIES!"Working" Cattle - Dates TBA, 2008Good news for those of you patiently waiting to hear where we will again be riding for cows. We will be graciously hosted by Sam Kayser of Ellensburg. Sam, champion steer roper, and his family have been in the cattle business all their lives and summer their cows and calves in the Teanaway Valley just below our camp. Riding is a real pleasure in the Valley, highlighted with the beginning of the fall colors. This herd of cows and calves start to come out of the high country in anticipation of the upcoming move to their wintering grounds. The challenge is to gather them up and "push" them back to higher meadows where they are supposed to stay. You will assist the wranglers as they work the herd back into the high country.Our famous dutch oven cooking and evening campfire highlight this trip. We will set up a camp at the corrals where we will ride from each day. Bring a good sleeping bag and pad. Evenings and mornings can be crisp.Limit of 8 guestsPRICES: | weekend overnight | $310.00 | | day ride
(Saturday or Sunday) | $150.00 |
September Hunts- Archery Hunts - GMU 335
(Sept 1-15 elk, Sept 1-30 deer)
Our archery hunt is in the Middle Fork of the Teanaway River. These camps are set up and in service for our summer season. The game frequent these camps during the summer packing season. We offer three of these fully supplied camps in an area heavily populated with deer, elk and bear. The terrain is mountainous, requiring you to be in good physical condition. Camps include a wall tent with wood stove, kitchen boxes fully stocked with all cooking equipment and utensils, propane cooking stove, shovel, ax and first day firewood. You provide your sleeping bag, lantern, food, hunting equipment and personal items.- High Hunt - GMU 302 (Sept 15-25)
These camps are in the Ingalls Creek drainage within the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. Drop camps only due to the Forest Service restrictions in the wilderness with weight limits of 150# per mule and 1& 1/2 mules per hunter.- Bear Hunt - GMU 335 (Sept & Oct.)
The bear population has increased rapidly over the last 2 years. They are into our outfitted camps during our packing season and would love to have interested hunters come hunt. These camps are the same as the archery camps.PRICES: | 2 hunters | $600.00 each | | 3 hunters | $500.00 each | | 4 hunters | $450.00 each | | extra mules | $100.00 each | | extra wrangler | $200.00/day |
NOTE: Limit of 1 1/2 mules per hunter. Extra mules available for additional cost. |
