Base Camp

Our Base Camp option is designed for guests who want to experience the high country in comfort while still enjoying the freedom to explore. You’ll stay in a centrally located camp in the heart of the Boulder-White Cloud Mountains, eliminating the need to move camp while providing easy access to surrounding lakes, trails, and peaks. Guests are accommodated in comfortable wall tents equipped with a heat source, cots, and foam pads to ensure a warm and restful stay. Each morning and evening, you’ll enjoy hearty, home-cooked meals prepared in camp. From there, the day is yours—relax by the fire, fish nearby alpine lakes, explore scenic trails, take photographs, or head out on horseback. Our guides are available to assist and help tailor each day’s adventure to your interests. A three-day minimum stay allows you ample time to settle in and fully experience the beauty and pace of the backcountry.

Pricing

July 1-August 21

$445 per person per day

This does not include 6% Idaho sales tax, travel, or guide gratuities.

Pack Trips

Our summer pack trips offer a true high-country experience in the heart of the Boulder-White Cloud Mountains. Traveling by horseback, guests have access to a multitude of alpine lakes and scenic trails waiting to be explored. Many of these remote lakes provide excellent fishing opportunities, giving anglers the chance to enjoy quiet waters far from the crowds. The White Clouds are equally rewarding for photographers, with dramatic granite peaks, wildflower-filled basins, and crystal-clear reflections creating unforgettable images. Whether you’re casting a line, hiking to a new vantage point, or simply taking in the mountain air, our summer pack trips are designed to showcase the very best of Idaho’s backcountry.

Roving Trip

Our Roving Camp option is built for those who want a more rugged and immersive backcountry experience. This style of trip allows us to continually move through the high country of the Boulder-White Cloud Mountains, covering a great deal of country and maximizing time in the saddle. Camping is simple and personal—guests stay in individual tents, typically without cots, embracing a true wilderness setup. Meals are practical and trail-focused, often “Mountain House” style, designed for efficiency as we travel. With fewer amenities and more miles behind us each day, the Roving Camp is ideal for adventurous guests who value exploration, steady riding, and seeing as much remote terrain as possible.

Pricing

July 1-August 21

$475 per person per day