Eco-tours & Retreats!

It doesn’t matter if you are a photographer, backpacker, angler, naturalist, hiker, hunter, bird-watcher, there’s always some new experience awaiting you over the next hill, valley, around the bend of a mountain stream or a mile down the road. We’ll see the nest of eagles, red-tailed hawks high in a cottonwood tree, prairie dog mounds dotting a sagebrush flat, and tracks of deer, antelope and elk by a streambed or hiking by a trail. Breathe the clean mountain air that blows through your hair while refreshing yourself in an alpine meadow ablaze with wildflowers. You can watch the wild horses, pronghorn antelope, golden eagles and sage grouse. Hike among the limber pines, aspens, junipers of the foothills while looking for mule deer and chipmunks. Visit and study the activities of the riparian areas, home of the beavers, muskrat, great heron, a variety of ducks and other waterfowl You’ll probably see bald eagles and perhaps moose.

Photograph wild free-roaming horses in some of Wyoming’s most remote areas. Visit Adobe Town, Monument Valley, Skull Basin, abandoned forts, stage stations, and the pony express trail. Film wild horses, antelope, mule deer, eagles, varmints, and history. Camp where the Indians camped and enjoy the desert flowers, rock formations and fossils of the past.

Guides’ experience includes 45 years of Outdoor Photography, assisting NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC with their "Wild and Scenic Rivers" project in Wyoming-Colorado, and most importantly the knowledge and appreciation of the area’s history, geology, wildlife, habitats, trails, flaura and fauna.