Summer 2024 Trip Schedule

During July and August we offer "Open" scheduled trips that individuals or groups can join.
These trips vary in length from 4-10 days. We are also happy to arrange shorter trips and private custom trips to fit special schedules . We take up to 10 guests per trip. We provide complimentary shuttle service to and from the Missoula Airport. Feel free to email us with any questions that you might have.

Open Trip Rates:

Adults......................... $525/day
Youths (6 - 17).............. $500/day

#1: NORTH FORK FALLS PHOTO TRIP

June 2 - 5 (4 Days)

A chance for those with limited time to travel into the Scapegoat addition of the Bob Marshall Wilderness and see the spectacular North Fork water falls. Witness the change from spring to summer in the Rocky Mountains.

#2: NORTH FORK FALLS PHOTO TRIP

June 9 - 12 (4 Days)

A chance for those with limited time to travel into the Scapegoat addition of the Bob Marshall Wilderness and see the spectacular North Fork water falls. Witness the change from spring to summer in the Rocky Mountains.

#3: DANAHER MEADOWS ADVENTURE TRIP

June 23 - 27 (5 Days)

This remote mountain valley was homesteaded by the Danaher Family in 1900. After 15 years of ranching this isolated mountain hideaway, the family sold it back to the government. It is once again part of the wilderness and an excellent area to enjoy lush green meadows and an abundance of wildflowers.

#4: YOUNG'S CREEK / ALPINE LAKES

July 7 - 11 (5 Days)

Come join us on a progressive trip over Pyramid Pass and down Youngs Creek to the Hole in the Wall canyon. Great fishing and awesome scenery.

#5: YOUNG'S CREEK / DANAHER LOOP TRIP

July 14 - 20 (7 Days)

On this popular and relaxing itinerary you can explore and enjoy both the Youngs Creek Drainage and the Danaher Valley. An optional day trip to Pearl Basin to view the Chinese Wall is a highlight. And the fly fishing for native Cutthroat Trout is blue ribbon.

#6: SOUTHFORK HEADWATERS TRIP

July 21 - 27 (7 Days)

This is an excellent opportunity for you to enjoy high-quality fishing for native cutthroat trout available on the upper Southfork Flathead River and it’s tributaries. See the Rocky Mountain wildflowers in full bloom and chance to see the spectacular Chinese Wall on this trip.

#7: HEARTLAND LOOP TRIP

July 28 - August 6 (10 Days)

Our ultimate heartland trip, this is an excellent chance for you to cast your fly line into the blue ribbon waters of the upper South Fork Flathead River and its tributaries. This itinerary gives us layover days to ride, hike, fish, or just relax and enjoy camp life. In addition, there will be an opportunity to visit Big Prairie Ranger Station and the option for a day ride to Haystack Mountain to view the Chinese Wall.

#8: YOUNG'S CREEK / DANAHER LOOP TRIP

August 4 - 10 (7 Days)

Our most popular 7 day loop. On this relaxing itinerary you can explore and enjoy both the scenic Young’s Creek Drainage and the spectacular Danaher Valley. An optional day trip to Pearl Basin to view the Chinese Wall is a highlight for many. The fly fishing for native Cutthroat Trout is blue ribbon.

#9: SOUTHFORK HEADWATERS TRIP

August 11 - 17 (7 Days)

The dog days of summer offer us some of the west's finest fishing for cutthroat trout. This is the final trip of the season to Big Prairie in the wilderness heartland on the main river.

#10: YOUNGS CREEK / HOLE IN THE WALL

August 18 - 24 (7 Days)

This is the last trip of the season with this popular and relaxing itinerary to travel, explore and enjoy the 20 miles of the Young’s Creek Drainage and it’s tributaries over Pyramid Pass. And the fly fishing for native Cutthroat Trout in the lower canyon is blue ribbon.

#11: WILDERNESS BASE CAMP PHOTO TRIP

August 25 - 29 (5 Days)

From our base camp in Leota Park on Youngs Creek you have access to several quality alpine lakes and mountain streams. And a ride up to Crimson Peak will make life-long memories.

#12: WILDERNESS BASE CAMP PHOTO TRIP

September 1 - 5 (5 Days)

Leota Park makes a perfect setting to capture on film the vibrant colors as summer turns to fall in the alpine basins of the Rocky Mountains.