Dog Creek Llama Day Hike
Jackson, WY
5.0 (3 reviews)Trip Highlights
- Pristine Wilderness
- Gourmet Picnic Lunch
- Beautiful Mountain Creeks
- Llama Trail Companions
- Potential Wildlife Viewing
- Wildflowers and Meadows
Description
With llamas hiking along as trail companions as well as carrying our lunch supplies, we’ll head off into the mountains outside Jackson Hole, Wyoming! We’ll enjoy the quiet and solitude as we hike along Dog Creek through alpine forests and wildflower-studded hillsides. We’ll stop for a leisurely picnic lunch with stunning views over Indian Peak and Red Pass. This loop hike gives you a great opportunity to enjoy more spectacular views as we return. Our professional guides will enhance your 1-day adventure with their personal touch, interpretation and story-telling along the way. We find people enjoy the easy pace of hiking with llamas. Let’s go llamaneering!
Please note: this hike is operated by Wildland Llamas, a separate company from Wildland Trekking with shared ownership, guides, management and other resources, and is an authorized outfitter on the Bridger-Teton National Forest.
$225-$400 Per Person
Season: July-Sept
DIFFICULTY LEVEL 1
Scale of 1-5. 1 is least difficult; 5 is most difficult
This is a generally easy day hike with one main creek crossing and roughly 800ft of elevation gain to our favorite picnic lunch spot.
Hiking Distances:

4-8 mi
Backpack Weight:

8-12 lbs
Terrain:

Lightly Rugged
Max Daily Elev. ↑↓:

800 ft
Heights Exposure:

None
PHYSICAL DEMANDS OF THIS TRIP
- Hiking uphill or downhill with a 8-12 lb backpack for 4-7 hours
- Maintaining balance and footing a creek crossing
SOLITUDE LEVEL 3
- Level 1: around other hikers the entire time
- Level 2: around other hikers most of the time
- Level 3: around other hikers some of the time
- Level 4: see a couple other groups during the hike
- Level 5: most likely to have the trail to ourselves
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