Best Horseback Riding Lessons in Billings, MT

Age is not our requirement but maturity is. All of our guests need to be able to follow directions and have the stamina and strength to steer and command their own horse. Our horses are well trained and it takes very little strength to steer them.

Planes, trains and automobiles will get you to our neck of the woods but your final leg of the journey will be by automobile to the trailhead. There are different local businesses who will provide Taxi service into the Park, but most of our guests prefer to rent a car.

We keep all things with a sweet smelling odor in the core camp, hung 10 feet in the air from the bear pole, where we store all of our food over night. The guides carry bear spray, and are trained for what to do incase of a bear encounter. We rarely have bear encounters due to the fact that bears do not like the large herd of horses that are around our camp.

We would first advise you to bring a fishing rod. We prefer pack able rods in a hard case. If you have a 3 or 4 piece rod you can carry it on your own saddle, otherwise we can pack two piece rods on our fishing gear mule. We advise lightweight waders, and wading boots or shoes. A fishing vest or small fishing pack with your basics of fly boxes or lures, spare leaders and tippets, etc is vital. A net is useful but not required.

Not only do we take them, we love them. But do ask about the rigors of the trips. Some are tough for little ones and we can help you choose a trip just right for your family.