moderate
8 hours
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness, comfortable with walking on uneven terrain for extended periods.
Join Wilderness Ridge Adventures for a memorable 8-hour llama trek in Capitol Reef, Utah. Discover stunning landscapes, ancient forests, and expert-guided hikes paired with gourmet meals in this one-of-a-kind outdoor experience.
Experience a truly unique hiking adventure with Wilderness Ridge Adventures on the 8 Hour Llama Trek through Capitol Reef National Park in Torrey, Utah. This private trek offers an intimate encounter with nature, accompanied by friendly llamas that carry your gear, making the hike more enjoyable and less strenuous. As you traverse diverse landscapes, you'll pass through ancient river beds, petrified forests, and dramatic rock formations that define this remarkable region. Along the way, expert guides share insights about the area's geology, plants, and wildlife, enriching your understanding and appreciation of this historic terrain. Gourmet meals are thoughtfully prepared and served during rest stops, allowing you to fuel up with flavors crafted specifically for outdoor enjoyment. This tailored experience blends moderate physical activity and immersive exploration for all skill levels, whether you’re an avid outdoors enthusiast or new to hiking. The small group size ensures personalized attention and a relaxed pace, perfect for those seeking a peaceful escape into one of Utah’s most stunning natural settings. Come prepared to discover the quiet beauty and fascinating history of Capitol Reef, all while enjoying the company of llamas who add a special charm to your journey.
Capitol Reef’s desert climate can shift quickly from warm days to cool evenings, so bring versatile clothing.
Carry at least 2 liters of water to keep your energy up, especially during warmer months.
The terrain is varied with rocky and sandy sections, so footwear with good ankle support is recommended.
Keep a safe distance and follow guide instructions to ensure a calm and safe interaction with the llamas.
Capitol Reef was home to the Fremont Culture, and the area contains ancient petroglyphs and pioneer orchards.
Visitors are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles to preserve Capitol Reef’s fragile desert ecosystem.
Provides necessary support and traction for uneven and rocky terrain.
Allows you to adjust to temperature changes throughout the day.
Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen protect you from strong UV exposure.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is crucial during this long trek.