Explore the the wilds of Wyoming and the Bridger-Teton National Forest atop a trustworthy steed. Travel through remote and breathtaking scenery to an historic fur trapper’s cabin for lunch nestled at the base of the beautiful Sawtooth Mountains.
About this activity
- Free cancellation
- Cancel up to 24 hours in advance to receive a full refund
- COVID-19 precautions
- Special health and safety measures apply. Learn more
- Small group
- Limited to 10 participants
- Mobile ticketing
- Use your phone or print your voucher
- Duration 5.5 hours
- Starting time 10:00 AM
- Instant confirmation
- Live tour guide
- English
Experience
- Visit an authentic trapper's cabin, a rare and unique Wyoming landmark
- Enjoy a true backcountry where you can experience nature, adventure, and panoramic views
- Ride well trained, dependable horses
- Receive assistance from enthusiastic guides who are happy to share their knowledge about the area
- Trail horseback ride
- Professional guide
- U.S Forest fees and sales tax
- Hearty lunch
- Transportation to/from the meeting location
- Gratuities
- Children under 8 years
- All areas that customers touch are frequently cleaned
- The number of visitors is limited to reduce crowds
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Prepare for the activity
Allow about 1 hour to travel from Jackson, Wyoming. From Jackson, take Rt 191/189 South. At the circle at Hoback Junction (approx. 11 miles out of Jackson), go left toward Pinedale. You will travel through the beautiful Hoback Canyon. When you come out of the Canyon, you will go through the tiny village of Bondurant. Look for the Post Office and Branding Iron Café on the left, around mile marker 139. Use this as a landmark. Go 2-3 miles further, and look for a brown sign that says North Fork Fisherman’s Cr on the right side of the road. It is a left turn onto a dirt/gravel road. (Directly across Hwy 191 from our turn is a pull off and sign that says Hoback Ranches.) Turn left onto North Fork Fishermans Creek Road, and enter the Bridger-Teton National Forest. Follow this about 3.5+ miles (it will seem longer) and look for a pull in area on the left. This is the trailhead. You will cross two cattle guards on your way and it is a parking area with a forestry sign for Fisherman Lake.
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- Open-toed shoes
Know before you go
- Please allow at least 1 hour to travel from Jackson, Wyoming
- This activity takes place rain or shine. If unsafe riding conditions prevail, the tour can be cancelled
- This is not recommended for people with limited physical abilities
- A good level of English is required so that you can understand the instructions from your guide
- Riders will be contacted for information to assess riding ability and size to choose appropriate horse and saddle
- Riders will be contacted for lunch choices
