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SPOT TRIP - Packer takes party to campsite, 3 to 4 hour riding time, and returns to the station the same day. You are charged for packer and stock one day to take you in and one day out.

OVERNIGHT SPOT TRIP - Packer takes party to campsite, 5 to 6 hours riding time, remains overnight with the party, returns to the station the next day. He returns the day before your date to be brought out. You are charged for packer and stock two days to take you in and two days out.

ALL EXPENSE TRIP - We furnish all the food, livestock, packer and cook. You bring just your personal gear and we'll take you to a destination of your choice. There is a 5 person, 4 day minimum on these trips.

DUNNAGE, BACKPACKS OR FOOD DROPS - Backpackers and hikers delight! Let us carry those heavy backpacks and that extra food. Ride a horse or hike along. 1 packer and 1 pack animal minimum charge.

GUIDED HORSEBACK RIDES - 1/2 DAY - Leave our station at 8:00 A.M. and return 12:00 Noon. Or leave at 1:00 P.M. and return by 5:00 P.M. See a bit of our back country the easy way!

ALL DAY HORSEBACK RIDES - Take your family or friends on a full day ride or fishing excursion. Leave our station at approximately 8:00 A. M. and return by 5:00 P.M.

FOR PACK TRIPS: Reservations with deposit covering first day's charge is required. Load Limit-150 pounds per pack animal. Food, Camp Equipment, Supplies furnished by party. Party provides meals for packer on overnight and continuous trips (Supper, Breakfast, Trail Lunch). IT IS ACCEPTABLE TO TIP YOUR PACKER.

AREAS WE SERVICE From: Edison Lake, June 15-October 10

LINKS Cunningham Family Page Sierra Gateway Map      USDA Forest Service: Sierra National Forest Sierra National Forest Map       Mono Hot Springs Muir Trail Ranch       Edison Lake       Florence Lake

PACK TRIP VACATIONS

What you need to know.

Take a load off! Let our sure-footed horses and mules help you and your gear make it to a beautiful camp in the High Sierra . Tell us how you would like to spend your time in the mountains and we can advise you on the perfect camping trip without the burden of carrying heavy packs.

Whether you are a seasoned backcountry traveler or a first-time camper, we can help you plan a memorable vacation in the spectacular Sierra Nevada and John Muir Wilderness. These pack trips are an ideal get away for friends, families & groups.

Our experienced packers and guides will get you and your gear to camp safely. Your camping gear and food is carefully packed on our sturdy mules (150lb maximum per mule) to a remote and picturesque camp of your choice. Guests may ride or hike into camp . Escape for a quick weekend getaway, or plan an epic backcountry adventure. Our guides will pack your gear into camp and return at a pre-determined date to pack you back out to the pack station.

We can also help you arrange one-way trips (you backpack out), backpack drops (McGee Pass & other locations), and resupplies along the Pacific Crest Trail or John Muir Trail.

WHERE WE CAN TAKE YOU

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McGEE & BALDWIN CANYONS   range 5-8 miles

HILTON LAKES BASIN   range 6-9 miles

CONVICT BASIN   range 4-6 miles

FISH CREEK BASIN   range 13-16 miles

SEQUIOIA-KINGS CANYON NATIONAL PARK East Side Access

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Mcgee & baldwin canyons.

Colorful McGee Canyon – known for jaw-dropping geological color, unequaled displays of wildflowers in season, and stunning fall colors. Dozens of campsites along creeks, meadows and numerous lakes.

Baldwin Canyon is known for its history, stunning metamorphic rock and privacy .

This area is full of lakes, streams and color, day hiking options abound, stunning summits and peaks to climb and explore.

Along McGee Creek : a stretch of stream from 4 – 8miles into the John Muir Wilderness offering campsites in various terrain and opportunity for either campfires, base camping, day hikes or photography. Stunning campsites near Martins Meadow offer unmatched views of the Sierra Crest.

Round & Grass Lakes – Small ‘off the track’ lakes ideal for families, centrally located for numerous day hikes. Good jump off points for Meadow, Gold & Crocker lakes.

Steelhead Lake – Steel blue lake fed by glacial melt, dramatic granite peaks and spires rise behind this secluded lake. Good fishing and perfect base camp.

Big McGee Lake – Large lake offering campsites in numerous locations for base camp, lake fishing, summitting Red Slate Mountain or Hopkins Pass.

RANGE: 5 – 8 miles

▪ Packer $400.00 (each packer can handle up to 5 animals) ▪ Riding Horses or Mules $250.00 each ▪ Pack Mules $250.00 each

Ten Lakes known for fabulous fishing, easy access and excellent campsites along the first four. 

Ride in from McGee Creek or hike via Hilton Lakes trailhead or Rock Creek trailhead.

Davis Lake is a large lake with excellent fishing and boundless exploring.

Hilton Lake #2 with lakeside access and day hiking options to lakes further up the stringer of ten lakes.

Hilton Lakes #3, 4 & 5  are alpine lakes along the creek with short hikes and good fishing. Spend the day lakeside and viewing the mountains.

RANGE: 6 – 9 miles

CONVICT BASIN

Pack Stock access via Laurel Pass, Convict inspires fishermen, artists and hikers with stunning Sierra Crest backdrops rising dramatically out of the sparkling blue lakes.

Hikers can access via Convict Canyon trail or via four-wheel-drive to Laurel Pass trailhead. First access and best camping at Genevieve, Edith and Cloverleaf lakes. Stunning lakes with fabulous fishing for Golden, Brook and Rainbow Trout. Day hikes include options to Dorothy, Mildred, Constance and Bright Dot. High & wild, don’t miss the classic old west stories and history of Convict Canyon.

RANGE: (From Trailhead reached by 4WD) 4 – 6 miles

▪ Packer $400.00 (each packer can handle up to 5 animals) ▪ Riding Horses or Mules $250.00 each ▪ Pack Mules $250.00 each ▪ Hauling Fee $200.00 each way

We do have a two-mule minimum for Spot and Dunnage Trips over Laurel Pass.

FISH CREEK BASIN

Remote, wild alpine country. Access to the seven lakes of the Upper Basin with fishing for large Golden, Rainbow and Brook Trout. Idyllic fly fishing in the streams of Horse Heaven and Tully Hole.

Upper Fish Creek , known for fly fishing with every variety of stream terrain. Not to miss Horse Heaven and Tully Hole, the seven lakes of the upper basin offer stunning day hikes, incredible views of the the Sierra Crest and the Izaak Walton Range. Lakes include:

Hortense Lake – catch a 4 lb Brook trout at 10,000’!

Izaak Walton Lake – one of the few remaining high country lakes with pure Golden trout.

Tully Lake – a pocket lake where you can spend the day fishing or idling. Glorious scenery.

Lee & Cecil Lakes – fabulous Rainbow fishery, backed up by Red Slate Mountain, the highest in the Mammoth Lakes region.

Range: 13 – 16 miles Dunnage Trips Only

▪ Packer $650.00 (each packer can handle up to 5 animals) ▪ Pack Mules $450.00 each

Upper Fish Creek is a two-day ride for our packers. We do have a two-mule minimum for all Dunnage Trips over McGee Pass.

SEQUOIA-KINGS CANYON NATIONAL PARK

Eastside access provides pack stock support to the many remote areas of these dramatic National Parks. Sequoia-Kings Canyon is a testament to size, beauty & diversity – huge mountains, deep canyons, vast plateaus and giant trees.

McGee Creek Pack Station is an authorized provider of Commercial Services in Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Park.

HIKER SUPPORT AND RESUPPLY FOR PCT & JMT

We provide pack stock support to guided hikers, thru trail hikers of the John Muir Trail (JMT) and Pacific Crest Trail, (PCT). Continuous hire, multi-day trips can be arranged. As well, re-supplies for PCT & JMT hikers are available.

MT. WHITNEY PACK MULE SUPPORT

One of only 4 providers of service to the Mt. Whitney Management area, McGee Creek Pack Station has the expertise to transport your gear along the backside of Mt. Whitney leaving Horseshoe Meadows. For transport of re-supplies for thru hikers via other Eastside trailheads, it is best to join together with other hikers so as to share cost.

Contact us for pricing, dates and organizing service.

Upon receipt of deposit, confirmation information will be sent to help you prepare for your trip!

Our pack stock can carry up to 150 pounds of gear. Bulk, volume and dimensions of load may require an additional mule, regardless of weight

Note that each packer can travel with up to 5 head of pack stock.

Bear proof containers are required for safe food storage in the wilderness.

We rent aluminum bear boxes (14″x18″x24″) and 45QT. bear resistant coolers for $10/day.

We encourage you to purchase trip insurance if you do not want to risk the loss of your payment due to illness or family emergency.  Here  is one source of trip insurance. There are many others.

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Giddy up! Hop on a horse this summer and truly feel the air, smell the foliage, and see the High Sierra’s beauty in a unique way.

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There’s nothing more quintessential than exploring the High Sierra by Horseback as this part of the country was shaped by these beautiful animals. Experiencing how these steeds can tackle a mountainside without a nary misstep is a thing of beauty. Whether you want to hop in the saddle for an hour, a day or even a week, there’s a horseback riding adventure for everyone.

Experience The Eastern Sierra How It Was Explored

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Since the 1 st European settler arrived, the only way to explore the vast Eastern Sierra was on horseback. More than a century later, horseback riding is still the perfect way to experience the untouched backcountry and beauty of this region. Enjoy an afternoon in the saddle or plan a more extensive multi-day equine adventure.

Push your personal boundaries when it comes to horseback riding by signing up for a pack trip. The centuries old tradition is where packing outfits set you up with a well-trained horse along with pack animals like horses and donkeys to carry your baggage for a multi-day excursion deep into the High Sierra. Specialized pack trips include notable destinations in the John Muir Wilderness, Pacific Crest Trail, Onion Valley, and Bishop Creek Canyon. You’ll have fun “horsing around” with these Eastern Sierra Packers, whatever length adventure you choose.

For Kids TOO!

You could say the Eastern Sierra is heaven for horseback riding. If you’ve ever wanted to get your kids on a horse, you should mosey on over to Mammoth Lakes Pack Outfit. From mid-June to September, they offer a riding option for children as young as 3-6 years old. These little cowboys and cowgirls can go on a 20-minute walk & lead ride on an experienced horse or mule with an accompanied adult or parent. For more about this experience and others, check out Visit Mammoth’s Family Friendly horseback riding article.

Canter Over To Emigrant Wilderness

It isn’t just in the Eastern Sierra that has a lot of history with horseback riding. For more than eight decades, the Aspen Meadow Pack Station in the Western Sierra has been guiding hunters, anglers, and riders into the High Sierra. Less than twenty miles from the quaint town of Twain Harte , they offer quick one-hour excursions to all-day or longer trips into the Emigrant Wilderness. Take in the towering peaks. Granite basins carved by glaciers. A landscape dotted with lakes and speckled with wildflowers.

Explore Lake Tahoe by Hoof

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If you’re chomping at the bit for an adventure, why not explore Lake Tahoe from a different perspective? How about from the saddle of a strong and sturdy Tahoe horse? Trot through meadows and forests with unbelievable views of the lake while making a connection with a gentle giant. And don’t worry about your equestrian experience. The trail horses are calm and the tour guides helpful, providing the perfect combination for first-time riders.

Gallop To Fun With Piping Rock In Truckee

You’ve mountain biked Truckee’s world-class singletrack . Hiked along the Donner Lake Rim Trail. Rock climbed the classic California granite at Donner Summit. Heck, you’ve even gone to Truckee Thursdays for some live music and shopping. But have you taken in the countryside by horse? Piping Rock Equestrian Center, near Boca, offers a wide range of trail rides that suit first-time cowpokes to veteran horseman or women. Amble through Jeffrey pines and cross mountain streams. Or better yet, go for a sunset ride through the Sierra. It’s no wonder this is one of Visit Truckee-Tahoe’s featured activities for summer .

Giddy Up! See Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks By Horseback

Guided horseback rides are available to the public in summer at two horseback riding stables ( Cedar Grove & Grant Grove ) operated under a concession permit in the Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks. Riding the trails by horse gives visitors a unique perspective on the stunning scenery of the national parks. All that horsepower enables you to cover far more ground with the kinship of a trusty Sierra steed.

Mount Up To See The Giants From A Steed

Note: Due to the Washburn Fire, rides in/around the Mariposa Grove has been temporarily cancelled.

Go back in time to 1903 by hopping into the saddle just the way Teddy Roosevelt and John Muir would have. Departing daily from the Wawona Stable, the one or two-hour horseback rides traverse a historic wagon road through luscious forests with glimpses of the Wawona Hotel. Or one step further, set off for an all-day ride to Mariposa Grove and the Giant Sequoias the same way these men who started the idea of national parks saw them.

Go Ride With REAL Cowboys

Just outside of Yosemite in the little haven known as Fish Camp you’ll find Yosemite Trails Horseback Adventures . For more than a half century, Yosemite Trails has been and still is bringing their American Quarter Horses and Black Angus to the high country. Every spring they move their stock from Lazy K Ranch in the San Joaquin Valley up to the High Sierra. As such, their horses learn as youngsters how to travel in the Sierra making them more “sure footed” than most horses. From one-hour rides on the Big Creek Trail to a five-hour sojourn to the 2,000 year old Grizzly Giant Sequoia, you’ll come with stories to tell for a lifetime.

Although people may not think “fitness” when they consider taking the reins, a day in the saddle will kick you in the rear. It may look like the horse is doing all the work. But as a rider, it takes balance, strong legs, and a stable core to stay upright. So, hop on a horse this summer and truly feel the air, smell the foliage, and see the High Sierra’s beauty in a unique way.

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