ITINERARY ……….. 

Day 1	Arrive at main camp, then travel to remote camp location by horse back or team wagon. Clients can then settle into their accommodations and get acquainted with the personnel.	Our Bush Camp
Day 2	After breakfast and with a lunch in tow, we will head for the High Country. This ride takes us up above 8000ft. From here the Clearwater River appears to be a winding ribbon of steel in the valley far below. As on all of our rides the opportunity to view various species of wildlife may present itself and with any luck we may also see the magnificent Grizzly Bear! We return to camp for a great home cooked meal and evening of relaxation around the fire. This is a circle trip approximately 5 hours of riding, in total 6-7 hours. Some walking is necessary. Ride can be shortened depending on ability of clientel.	Frank's wild place Ribbon of steel
Day 3	This morning we will head for the Peters Creek trail that winds its way along the valley bottom occasionally wandering into Banff National Park. We continue over the Condor Mountain at 8,500 ft. down into the Forbidden Creek area, a wild and remote place where the scenery is fabulous. The viewing of sheep, goats, bear, deer and elk are all possible. Mid way through this ride we will break for lunch and rest. This is also a circle ride which will return us back to camp where after a hearty meal we can exchange stories around the fire!! This trip will take approx. 6 hours with a variation in the riding conditions.	Area Area
Day 4	Today we will be heading to Lost Guide Lake…a pretty pristine lake at 9000 ft. The trail we take goes back over a hundred years and winds its way up a canyon crossing the Lost Guide Creek on numerous occasions. This is a beautiful trip with high canyon walls on either side Lost Guide Falls can be seen prior to our arrival at the lake. At this height the terrain is covered in wildflowers and scrubs. Some of the trees although 3/400 years old are only 6 - 10ft high due to the harsh weather conditions. The weather can change in an instant at these heights and a warm jacket plus rain gear is a must. At the lake we will relax and enjoy our lunch prior to the ride back down to camp. An opportunity to fish the lake may arise subject to weather conditions and fishing regulations. Easy ride returning on the same trail.	Lost Guide Lake Fishing
Day 5	From camp we will cross the Clearwater river and head to the Fork of Forbidden Creek where we pick up an old fire road that takes us to the summit of Scalp Creek at 7500 ft. From there we take a scarcely used pack trail over the top into Timber Creek. This trail follows a narrow gorge on it’s way down and is very steep, clients will have to walk about 1 mile until we reach the valley bottom of Timber Creek. There are all types of wildlife on the ride and the scenery is breathtaking. Once on the bottom we will break for lunch then complete the circle back to camp. This trip is approximately 6 hours encountering several river crossings. Great ride	The Camp Kitchen
Day 6	Day to relax and rest the horses.	Moose in Camp
Day 7	After breakfast return to main camp - 4-5 hrs trip. Arrival at main camp approx. 2 p.m. Clients will then return to their destinations.	Plan Wagon

There is always a possibility to view a wide variety of wildlife on these trips ranging from mountain sheep to grizzly bears as the Canadian Rockies are rich with an abundance of both flora and fauna.

CONDITIONS

Outlaws reserves the right to cancel any trips due to weather conditions or lack of clients or any other conditions that are not in control of Outlaws. Should this happen all deposits will be refunded.
While at remote camp should weather conditions result in cancellation of a day trip this day would still be considered part of the 7 day package. Outlaws will makes every effort to fulfil these day excursions but will not compromise the safety of our Clients, personnel or our livestock.

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