Horse Pack Trips
For a true backcountry experience, plan to take a pack trip into the area around Sun Valley, Idaho. Horseback riding outfitters and llama outfitters are just waiting to take you on any length of trip. From day trips with llamas, to multi-day trips on horseback, the guides who accompany you lead you through a variety of magnificent remote, wilderness areas. more info
Horse Creek Outfitters Inc
Horse Creek Outfitters is your ticket to the vacation of a lifetime. Rick Trusnovec and Jim Thomas live in Challis, Idaho along with their families.
(208) 879-5400
Idaho Rocky Mountain Ranch
Where Idaho's majestic Sawtooth Mountains, historic charm, outdoor adventures and fine folks meet.
(208) 774-3544
Riverwear Sports
As a family-owned retailer of outdoor-adventure clothing and gear, we sell a fine line of apparel and equipment.
(208) 774-3592
Smith Sport Optics Inc
For over 35 years Smith has designed products to exceed your expectations.
(208) 726-4477
White Cloud Outfitters
Whether you choose to fish for ocean run steelhead in the spring, see the backcountry on a customized family summer horse pack trip or hunt for big ga
(208) 879-4574
A favorite family friendly activity in the Sun Valley area is a pack trip either aboard a horse or with the assistance of llamas as pack animals. There are many outfitters in the area who specialize in making this adventure one of your most memorable experiences. Outfitters and guides offer a variety of backcountry trips from day hikes with friendly llamas, to backcountry horse pack trips from 1.5 hours to several days. The longer trips include all amenities – gear and meals – and can include fishing opportunities in the wilderness area.
In the summer enjoy traveling by horseback or take a wagon ride. In the winter, cuddle up under a warm blanket and slide across the white, crisp snow in a horse drawn sleigh. For more specific information, check with the local guides and outfitters listed here.
Sun Valley, ID Weather
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