High Sierra Pack Trips; Horseback Riding; Mule Packing; John Muir Trail Packing; Horse Drives; Outfitters;Packing Schools

WELCOME TO ROCK CREEK PACK STATION
(760) 872-8331

Join us on our newest dayride adventure "MUSTANG VIEWING DAY RIDE".

See details and BOOK here!

Pizona Mustang Trips Specifics What to pack for a Mustang Trip

MUSTANG TRIPS FOR 2023
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Book Trips directly with Rock Creek Pack Station, here.

Benton Hot Springs Mustang Trail Ride
May 12-16, 2023
4 Days (note, we meet the evening before riding begins)
$995 (tent accommodations)
$1295 (private room at Benton Hot Springs 12-13,tent accommodations at camp)
$1195 (double occupancy room at Benton Hot Springs 12-13, tent accommodations at camp)
More information and itinerary HERE.

Mustangs A Living Legacy
May 20-23, 2023
4 Days
$990
Trip meets at the BLM corrals at River Springs.
Join us to ride in Pizona searching out and observing Wild Mustangs.

Click HERE for a detailed description of any of the "MUSTANGS -- A Living Legacy" trips originating at River Springs (Pizona).

Wild Mustangs of the Adobe Valley
Ken Lee Photography Workshop and Tour
June 2-5, 2023
June 8-11, 2023
$1973
Maximum of 15 guests
Photographer Ken Lee will help you to improve your photography skills!

In Ken's words: "A thriving herd of hundreds of wild horses roams the floor and hills of the Adobe Valley. Situated between the snow-clad slopes of two major mountain ranges and blessed with a thriving equine population, the Adobe Valley is rich with opportunities to make memorable wildlife and landscape images."

For more information and photos on this wonderfully educational trip, see Ken's website, The Art of Seeing. NOTE: All signups are directly through Ken Lee's site at artofseeing.com .

Wild Mustang Photography with Ivana Crone
4 Days
May 26-29, 2023
and June 5-8, 2023
$1795
Trip meets at River Springs.
Join a 4-day trip riding alongside wild mustang herds between the dramatic snowy ranges of the High Sierra and White Mountains. Award winning wild horse photographer Ivana Crone is giving a workshop on how to professionally capture the untamed mustang spirit.

The highlight and advantage of this trip is getting very close to the wild horses for extended periods of time, both on foot and horseback, for capturing professional quality photos. This breathtaking experience is rewarding for anyone, from clients who shoot with National Geographic equipment to others who prefer point & shoot camera or simply a phone. The learning focus is on the artistic part of photography and the anticipation of action based on reading the wild horse behavior.

Ivana Crone displays her images in galleries over 3 states and her photo "Little Love Bite" won First Place at the Alpenglow Gallery Grand Opening, Colorado 2018. You may check her website here.
Click here for a full schedule of lecture and activities.

ROAD SCHOLAR PROGRAMS
Please go to the ROAD SCHOLAR website to review and reserve trips offered by Road Scholar and supported by Rock Creek, Cottonwood and Mt. Whitney Pack Trains. The list of mustang trips, dates and prices are listed, below.
Jun 11 - Jun 15, 2023 $1,649 Starts in Bishop. Takes place in Benton, CA focused on observing wild mustangs.
Jun 9 - Jun 13, 2024 $2,099 Starts in Bishop and takes place near Benton, CA, focused on wild mustangs.

Click to see a checklist of what to bring for a Mustang Trip.

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

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Rock Creek Pack Station, Inc operates under permit on the Inyo National Forest.
All Trail Rides and Packing Schools are subject to an 8% regulatory reservation fee, plus 2% USFS fee.
Horse Drives are are subject to an 8% regulatory reservation fee, plus 3% USFS fee.
Mustang Trips are are subject to a 3% USFS fee.
Trips traveling in the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are subject to an additional 3% park use fee.

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