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Ride through Wyoming’s breathtaking wilderness with 307 Outfitters. From multi-day pack trips to single-day mountain rides, these guided horsepacking adventures deliver authentic backcountry experiences near Cody.
Ride through Wyoming’s breathtaking wilderness with 307 Outfitters. From multi-day pack trips to single-day mountain rides, these guided horsepacking adventures deliver authentic backcountry experiences near Cody.
Situated near the rugged landscape of Cody, Wyoming, 307 Outfitters delivers authentic backcountry horsepacking trips that weave through some of the region’s most compelling wild terrain. This area is defined by its close proximity to the Absaroka Mountains, the Shoshone National Forest, and the legendary Greybull River corridor—a playground for adventurers seeking remote wilderness far from the crowds. It’s here, under wide-open skies and framed by jagged peaks, that 307 Outfitters crafts experiences that balance challenge and comfort with deep respect for the natural surroundings.
Led by Scott and his dedicated crew—veteran staff like Glade and Annie—this outfitter goes beyond typical trail rides. Their trips feature well-trained horses and mules that handle everything from nimble mountain passages to steady river crossings with ease. Guests not only ride but also immerse themselves in the rhythm of backcountry life, supported by top-tier accommodations and camp-cooked meals that have earned glowing praise for both flavor and heart.
The routes trace historic pathways where wildlife sightings are common, including close encounters with grizzly bears and native trout amid alpine meadows and pine forests. Anglers find rich opportunities along the Greybull River’s trout-filled stretches, while birders and nature lovers appreciate the diverse flora and fauna that characterize this rugged Wyoming landscape. Safety and personal attention remain paramount, with Scott personally ensuring riders’ comfort and guiding every detail to match visitor skill levels.
Families, multi-generational travelers, seasoned pack trip veterans, and novices find something memorable here. Whether it’s a full multi-day pack trip with fire-side storytelling or a single-day mountain ride with panoramic summit views, 307 Outfitters offers a genuine gateway to Wyoming’s wild heart and a uniquely local perspective on outdoor adventure. Their responsiveness, expertise, and the genuine warmth of their team make them stand out as one of Cody’s must-know outfitters for anyone serious about authentic horsepacking.
307 Outfitters pays close attention to saddle fit, but riders should communicate any discomfort early to ensure a safe ride.
essential PriorityMountain weather shifts quickly; wear layers suitable for both sun and sudden chill.
info PriorityWater sources may vary; always carry adequate water, especially on longer rides.
essential PrioritySpace on pack trips is limited; prioritize essentials and consult guides on packing.
info PriorityProtect your feet and provide control on horseback.
Keeps you comfortable against sudden mountain rain or wind.
Provides sun protection during exposed ridgeline rides.
Stay hydrated on long rides in dry Wyoming air.
Spring brings thawing snow and migrating wildlife to the region, making it an ideal season for anglers and nature spotters, though some trails may be wet or muddy.
Summer offers warm weather and extended daylight perfect for longer pack trips and mountain views, though afternoon storms are common and require preparedness.
Fall delivers vivid landscapes and wildlife activity with cooler temps; it requires layered clothing due to fluctuating conditions and the chance of early snowfall.
Winter is for experienced adventurers seeking peaceful snowy landscapes but expect cold, limited daylight, and logistical challenges.
No; 307 Outfitters accommodates both beginners and experienced riders with careful horse matching and guidance.
A moderate level of fitness is recommended since rides can last several hours and involve uneven terrain.
Yes; Annie, the cook, prepares delicious, hearty meals cooked fresh at camp.
Guests often see grizzly bears, elk, deer, and a variety of birds near the Greybull River and mountain forests.
Contact Scott via phone or email for details and to arrange your trip; they are known for quick, responsive communication.
Wear layered clothing, boots suitable for riding, and bring sun protection and water; guides can offer advice based on season.
Wildlife in natural settingsHorseback riders in actionBackcountry camp life
Cody, WY
moderate
4 hours to multi-day trips
Participants should have a basic level of fitness for riding and some hiking; adaptability to altitude and uneven terrain helps.
This region is connected to historic pack routes used by early Wyoming ranchers and trappers, with Camp Monaco being a long-standing wilderness base.
Experience Needed: This natural landmark is recommended for those with some outdoor experience.