Depart 7 Lazy P guest ranch by riding up the Middle Fork of the Teton and over 7,200’ Route Creek Pass into the North Fork Sun River drainage. We'll descend down into the valley to our camp on Wrangle Creek.
 Total: 13 miles and about 4.5 to 5 hours riding time

Layover day. Enjoy fishing on the nearby Sun River or take a hike. 
There is a hike for any level from short and easy to more challenging, like a climb up Wapati Ridge or an all day hike to the top of Wrong Ridge. The views are incredible. Crew members are always available to accompany guests to the river fishing or on any of the hikes. Guests are also free to go on their own, if they choose.

We pack up and head west across the Sun River and into the Lick Creek drainage, as we make our way to the North Chinese Wall. At the base of the wall, we turn south and arrive at our campsite on the head of Red Shale Creek. This is a beautiful campsite right beneath the Chinese Wall. Total: 12 miles and 4.5 hours of riding time

Layover Day. Soak up the surroundings with a leisurely breakfast. This is day hikers paradise. There is a short hike up a well defined trail to Sock Lake. This is a hike most anyone can make and well worth it. This high alpine lake is nestled beneath the limestone cliffs of the wall and something you don’t want to miss! For the more adventurist hikers, you can continue on up onto the Wall itself and get fantastic 360 views of the Bob Marshall Complex, and even the peaks of Glacier National Park. For the hardy hikers, there are some great all day trips to the top of the North Sister Peak or Un-named Lakes.

We move on down Red Shale Creek to our next campsite at the mouth of Rock Creek. This is a very pleasant and peaceful campsite right on the bank of the Sun River. Total: 9 miles and 3.5 hours of riding time

Layover day. The fishing is excellent here and access to the river is only a few feet from your tent. Guests can also take a ride on a nice loop through the many parks and meadows that make up this part of the Sun River valley.

We leave the Sun River drainage, as we start up Headquarters Creek on our way to Headquarters Pass. This area was burned heavily during the 1988 fire and we ride through thick lodgepole pine regrowth as we ascend to the head of the drainage. We will stop for a break in a high alpine basin below the pass and 9200’ Rocky Mountain. The ride over 7,800’ Headquarters Pass is one you will never forget, as we descend down into the South Fork of the Teton where we are met by the crew from the lodge for a short vehicle ride back to the 7 Lazy P guest ranch. You'll say goodbye to your mount, as we turn the horses and mules loose here for a much deserved break and they graze their way back to the lodge. Guests will depart mid morning the following day from the 7 Lazy P guest ranch.