FISHING TRIPS AND GOLDEN TROUT

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We offer fully outfitted private trips and Open Scheduled Trail Rides into the Golden Trout Wilderness.

The Golden Trout Wilderness offers some great fishing and camping opportunities. Take a look at the following scheduled trail rides, or call our office to schedule a private trip .

Scheduled Open Trail Rides:

GOLDEN TROUT TRAIL RIDE
6 days
July 3-8, 2011
$895
Horseshoe Meadows to Horseshoe Meadows
This trip is operated by Mt. Whitney Pack Trains
Explore the headwaters of Golden Trout Creek and the South Fork of the Kern River as the first explorers did.
The route begins below the Sierras rugged eastern escarpment, crosses Olancha Pass, and descends into the magnificent Kern Plateau. Riders will make camps at Monache Meadows, Kern Fork Stringer and Little Whitney Meadows. Layover days allow time to explore Kern Peak, Volcano Meadows and ride to the Kern River. Terminate at Horseshoe Meadows after crossing Cottonwood Pass. Excellent fishing for Golden Trout.

KERN PEAK TRAIL RIDE
4 days
July 16-19, 2011
Depart from Horseshoe Meadows
$595
4 days
This trip is operated by Mt. Whitney Pack Trains
Meet at Horseshoe Meadows 7AM on Wednesday, July 8.
Day 1: HSM to South Fork Kern
Day 2: South Fork Kern to Kern Peak Stringer
Day 3: Ride to top of Kern Peak
Day 4: Kern Peak Stringer to Horseshoe Meadows.
OUTSTANDING GOLDEN TROUT FISHING.

For information on the rules and regulations related to fishing in California, go to the California Department of Fish and Game website at this link .

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 3% USFS fee.

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