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Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies
Trail Ride to the Great Divide
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Note: Please see General Ride Information for important details.
It’s a 7-day moving trip, using two teams of draft horses and covered wagons to transport the food, camp and duffle to the two different camps we stay in during the trip. While the wagons roll through the lower elevations, the horseback riders hit the high mountain trails that take you high above timberline, past tumbling mountain streams and through stands of virgin timber following the Continental Divide between Alberta and BC. By the time you get to the next camp, the kitchen tent is set up and a welcome cup of hot coffee is ready for you.
We supply all your meals, starting with lunch on the first day, and ending with lunch on the last day. We provide the horses, cooks, wranglers, guide, tents, cots with foam mattresses, all your meals and snacks – everything but your sleeping bag and personal gear.
NOTE: Not recommended for beginner or intermediate level riding skills. You need to be an experienced rider.
NOTE: We highly recommend helmets but we do not supply them because they need to be professionally fitted, so if you wish to wear one or have your child wear one, you will need to bring it with you.
For photos and more detail, check out the Canadian Geographic article titled “Riding the Great Divide” as well as our photo gallery of backcountry trips.
We’ll explore some rugged trails and breathtaking scenery in the Rockies. Journey beyond the familiar as you get to know your horse and ford the frontier.