(307) 272-9454
Sheep Mountain Trek
Llama Adventure AWAITS!
Check out this 6-10 mile loop up sheep mountain. Starts gradual up and then it is steep for a little but worth it! With llamas carrying our gear and to accompany us its even COOLER! If you have trekking poles highly recommend. Once you get half way up the steep you can look back onto Buffalo Bill Reservoir right outside of Cody Wy and its beautiful! So come on a DAY trek we can even provide a picnic at the top if you'd like!
COME ON LLAMA ADVENTURES!!
CottonWood Creek Trail
LETS LLAMA ADVENTURE!!
Come on a Llama trek from 6- 9 miles Out and Back enjoying the beautiful big ravin, the aspens, pine trees, flowing water durning the beginning of summer. This out and Back can be considered a challenging Trek but with llamas along with us you won't regret!
Inquire on Lunch being provided as well!
This is below the BigHorn Mountains outside of Lovell WY.
Four bear Mountain
Llamas Await
Prepare for Your Trip
This will be a wilderness trip and we practice low-impact camping. It would be of great help if you pack light! The below listed required minimal gear is really all you need to have a wonderful wilderness experience with us.
A waterproof stuff sack will be provided for your clothing that will be received and packed the night before departure. It is 12" x 25", and all of the above clothing gear will fit into the sack and should weigh no more than 18 pounds. Your camera, medications, mosquito repellent, sunscreen, sunglasses, compass, water bottle, and rain gear will be in your readily accessible day pack.
The day of departure will dictate as to what type of clothing we will start out in. Remember, we supply all of your camping gear, but some people prefer to bring their own, so please let us know what gear
If you are planning to bring, sleeping bags, tents, and pads let us know so we may be prepared.
What to Pack
Recommended Gear and Clothing List
1 pair long pants
1 pair of hiking shorts Light poly underwear (if you're cold blooded in evening) Light wool or synthetic socks with poly liners if needed
Heavy/med sweater (wool) and fleece jacket vest, or medium jacket T-shirts and/or synthetic shirts
Stocking hat (wool or fleece) Visor cap or baseball cap Light gloves (wool or synthetic)
Good quality full rain gear protection Hiking boots (worn in).
Low hiking shoes are adequate but increase the risk of an ankle injury and wet socks
Hiking sandals, aqua shoes, or tennis shoes for crossing rivers
Swimsuits (if you are brave enough to bare the cold water)
A good wide mouth water bottle or water pack
Sunglasses
Sunscreen
Mosquito repellent (100% DEET)
Camera
Flashlight/headlamp with spare batteries,
Compass (optional)
A good paperback or digital book
Day pack-with waterproof cover or lined with a plastic sack
Personal medications (a standard first aid kit will be provided),
One wash cloth/towel/biodegradable soap (no phosphates),
Emergency whistle
Fly-fisherman
Head nets
Bio-soap
BPA free 1qt water-wide mouth water bottles
Other knick-knacks