DAY RIDES IN THE HIGH SIERRA

Day Rides available beginning Thursday, June 23, 2011.

Want to ride for just a couple of hours or all day? We can accommodate your choice.

Reservations are recommended.

For your comfort: Be sure to wear a long sleeved shirt and a hat. Remember that the sun is strong and the breeze can be chilly at high altitudes. Sun glasses, sturdy shoes or boots and a jacket are recommended. (Your jacket can be tied on the back of your saddle). Bring a bottle of water with you. We will furnish a small horn-bag for your camera or small items. Be sure that your "carry-on" gear (camera, snacks, water) weigh no more than 3 pounds.

2 HOUR RIDE - Beautiful ride to Rock Creek Lake. $45.00

2 - 2½ HOUR RIDE - Spectacular mountain trail overlooking Little Lakes Valley. $55.00

HALF DAY RIDE - 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. departures. Choose one of several scenic trail rides in Rock Creek. $70.00

DAY IN THE SIERRA - 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. A leisurely day. Includes sack lunch. $85.00

ALL DAY RIDE - 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Bring your fishing pole! Includes lunch $100.00

Some nearby trails include:

Little Lakes Valley / Morgan Pass:
Spectacular views and scenery of lakes, streams and Bear Creek spire. Trail skirts Mack Marsh, Heart, Box, Long, and Chicken Foot lakes.

Hilton Lakes:
Two hour easy trail rides to the first four lakes through forest and meadow. Excellent fishing in Davis Lake.

Dorothy Lake /East Fork Rock Creek:
Two hours trail time to Dorothy Lake. Lots of streams, meadows and ponds make this a favorite area for wilderness seclusion.

Ruby Lake:
One and one-half hour rides to this large lake on the Mono Pass Trail with spectacular views overlooking the Little Lakes Valley and Mount Mills.

Call us TODAY at 760-872-8331 for a quick reponse to your questions.
You can email us, also.

Rock Creek Pack Station provides all of its trips as a permitee of the Inyo National Forest. All Trail Rides and Packing Schools are subject to an 8% regulatory reservation fee, plus 2% USFS fee.

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