Women’s Backcountry Horseback Adventure in Shoshone National Forest
Cody, WY
July 26-30, 2027
$2,500
$1,050 deposit required to book
Monthly installments available
Welcome to your adventure! This page contains everything you need to prepare for an unforgettable 5-day wilderness experience deep in the Shoshone National Forest outside Cody, Wyoming. You'll ride horses into pristine backcountry, cast a line in crystal-clear mountain streams, and capture stunning scenery through your lens — all while our expert crew handles every detail of camp life.
Whether you’re joining solo or with a friend, you’ll be welcomed into a group of women who encourage, support, and show up for one another. This trip blends adventure, learning, and community in a way that feels empowering, refreshing, and unforgettable.
Upon registration, you’ll receive a series of detailed documents to help you feel fully prepared for this adventure. These include our policies, daily itineraries, packing lists, travel details, and any forms that may need to be completed and returned. Please read everything carefully — clear communication helps every trip run smoothly, and my goal is to provide as much information as possible to ease any worries or anxieties.
Many women join these trips solo, and there is truly no question that isn’t welcome. You’ll never feel like you’re navigating this experience alone. Before we travel, we’ll hold Zoom calls and create private participant groups so everyone can connect, ask questions, share travel plans, and start building community long before we arrive.
Trip and Travel at a glance:
Trip Dates: July 26–30, 2027
Group Size: Limited to 10 Women
Trailhead Meet Time: July 26 at 9:00 AM
Return to Trailhead: July 30 at approximately 4:30 PM
Participant Requirements
Must be comfortable horseback riding 4–6 hours per day
Must hold a valid Wyoming fishing license
Must be prepared for variable mountain weather and remote backcountry conditions
Travel Information
Closest Airports
Yellowstone Regional Airport (COD) — Located directly in Cody, WY
Billings Logan International Airport (BIL) — Billings, MT
Getting to Cody
Rental Car: Most participants choose to rent a car from either airport.
Shuttle Services: Seasonal shuttles run between Billings and Cody; availability varies.
Arrival Recommendation: Arrive the day before the trip begins to allow time for rest, gear organization, and acclimation.
What’s Included
Professional backcountry guide
Dedicated wrangler for horse handling and support
Camp chef + all meals
Horses + all horseback riding equipment
All camp equipment (tents, sleeping systems, cooking gear, etc.)
Wildlife viewing and photography opportunities
Fishing access (license required)
Not Included
Transportation to and from the trailhead
Lodging the day prior to the ride in
Lodging the day after riding out
Wyoming fishing license
Guide gratuities
Frequently Asked Questions
How strenuous are the rides?
Rides are mildly strenuous and require participants to be able to horseback ride 4–6 hours per day. You do not need advanced riding experience, but you must be moderately physically fit and comfortable spending full days in the saddle.
What kind of camp will we be staying in?
We will be staying in a traditional canvas‑style wall tent camp, complete with cots and a comfortable backcountry setup. The camp is located right on the river, offering easy access for fishing and a peaceful, scenic environment.
Are meals included? Can dietary needs be accommodated?
Yes — all meals are provided by our camp chef. Most dietary restrictions and allergies can be accommodated, though participants should communicate needs in advance so the chef can plan accordingly.
Is fishing available at camp?
Yes — our riverfront camp allows you to fish directly from camp. Participants must have a valid Wyoming fishing license prior to arrival.
What is included in the trip?
All horses, riding equipment, camp equipment, meals, guiding services, and wildlife viewing activities are included. A detailed list is provided in your registration packet.
What is not included?
Transportation to and from the trailhead
Lodging the night before the ride in
Lodging the night after riding out
Wyoming fishing license
Guide gratuities
Are deposits refundable?
All deposits are non‑refundable. This ensures we can secure guides, horses, permits, and camp resources for your trip.
Will I receive a packing list?
Yes — a detailed packing list will be provided immediately upon registration. It will outline clothing, personal gear, and recommended items specific to horseback pack trips and mountain weather.
What documents will I need to complete?
After registration, you will receive a set of supporting documents, including:
These must be completed prior to arrival to ensure safety and compliance with backcountry regulations.
Can I come alone?
Absolutely. Many participants join solo. This trip is intentionally designed for a supportive group of women who want to adventure, learn, and connect in a welcoming backcountry environment
Outfitter: 307 Outfitters
Owner / Lead Guide: Scott LaFevers
Address: 351 South Fork Road, Cody, WY 82414
Phone: (307) 272-5915
Website: 307outfitters.com
Women’s Backcountry Horseback Adventure in Shoshone National Forest
Cody, WY
July 26-30, 2027
$2,500
$1,050 deposit required to book
Monthly installments available
Welcome to your adventure! This page contains everything you need to prepare for an unforgettable 5-day wilderness experience deep in the Shoshone National Forest outside Cody, Wyoming. You'll ride horses into pristine backcountry, cast a line in crystal-clear mountain streams, and capture stunning scenery through your lens — all while our expert crew handles every detail of camp life.
Whether you’re joining solo or with a friend, you’ll be welcomed into a group of women who encourage, support, and show up for one another. This trip blends adventure, learning, and community in a way that feels empowering, refreshing, and unforgettable.
Upon registration, you’ll receive a series of detailed documents to help you feel fully prepared for this adventure. These include our policies, daily itineraries, packing lists, travel details, and any forms that may need to be completed and returned. Please read everything carefully — clear communication helps every trip run smoothly, and my goal is to provide as much information as possible to ease any worries or anxieties.
Many women join these trips solo, and there is truly no question that isn’t welcome. You’ll never feel like you’re navigating this experience alone. Before we travel, we’ll hold Zoom calls and create private participant groups so everyone can connect, ask questions, share travel plans, and start building community long before we arrive.
Trip and Travel at a glance:
Trip Dates: July 26–30, 2027
Group Size: Limited to 10 Women
Trailhead Meet Time: July 26 at 9:00 AM
Return to Trailhead: July 30 at approximately 4:30 PM
Participant Requirements
Must be comfortable horseback riding 4–6 hours per day
Must hold a valid Wyoming fishing license
Must be prepared for variable mountain weather and remote backcountry conditions
Travel Information
Closest Airports
Yellowstone Regional Airport (COD) — Located directly in Cody, WY
Billings Logan International Airport (BIL) — Billings, MT
Getting to Cody
Rental Car: Most participants choose to rent a car from either airport.
Shuttle Services: Seasonal shuttles run between Billings and Cody; availability varies.
Arrival Recommendation: Arrive the day before the trip begins to allow time for rest, gear organization, and acclimation.
What’s Included
Professional backcountry guide
Dedicated wrangler for horse handling and support
Camp chef + all meals
Horses + all horseback riding equipment
All camp equipment (tents, sleeping systems, cooking gear, etc.)
Wildlife viewing and photography opportunities
Fishing access (license required)
Not Included
Transportation to and from the trailhead
Lodging the day prior to the ride in
Lodging the day after riding out
Wyoming fishing license
Guide gratuities
Frequently Asked Questions
How strenuous are the rides?
Rides are mildly strenuous and require participants to be able to horseback ride 4–6 hours per day. You do not need advanced riding experience, but you must be moderately physically fit and comfortable spending full days in the saddle.
What kind of camp will we be staying in?
We will be staying in a traditional canvas‑style wall tent camp, complete with cots and a comfortable backcountry setup. The camp is located right on the river, offering easy access for fishing and a peaceful, scenic environment.
Are meals included? Can dietary needs be accommodated?
Yes — all meals are provided by our camp chef. Most dietary restrictions and allergies can be accommodated, though participants should communicate needs in advance so the chef can plan accordingly.
Is fishing available at camp?
Yes — our riverfront camp allows you to fish directly from camp. Participants must have a valid Wyoming fishing license prior to arrival.
What is included in the trip?
All horses, riding equipment, camp equipment, meals, guiding services, and wildlife viewing activities are included. A detailed list is provided in your registration packet.
What is not included?
Transportation to and from the trailhead
Lodging the night before the ride in
Lodging the night after riding out
Wyoming fishing license
Guide gratuities
Are deposits refundable?
All deposits are non‑refundable. This ensures we can secure guides, horses, permits, and camp resources for your trip.
Will I receive a packing list?
Yes — a detailed packing list will be provided immediately upon registration. It will outline clothing, personal gear, and recommended items specific to horseback pack trips and mountain weather.
What documents will I need to complete?
After registration, you will receive a set of supporting documents, including:
These must be completed prior to arrival to ensure safety and compliance with backcountry regulations.
Can I come alone?
Absolutely. Many participants join solo. This trip is intentionally designed for a supportive group of women who want to adventure, learn, and connect in a welcoming backcountry environment
Outfitter: 307 Outfitters
Owner / Lead Guide: Scott LaFevers
Address: 351 South Fork Road, Cody, WY 82414
Phone: (307) 272-5915
Website: 307outfitters.com
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