Slough Creek Fishing
Jackson, WY
Trip Highlights
- Top fishing area in Yellowstone
- Secluded base camp on Slough Creek
- Day hike to McBride Lake
- Hike in comfort with a light pack
- Peaceful meadows of Slough Creek
- Abundant wildlife habitat
- Rejuvenating solitude and scenery
- Top-notch service & wonderful llamas!
Description
Slough Creek has earned a reputation amongst backcountry hikers and anglers for having out of this world views, amazing trout fishing and secluded campsites. Folks from all over the world for decades have traveled far and wide to visit this special backcountry destination. Yellowstone boasts many wonders and the Slough Creek drainage is one of those wonders. We have two fantastic and unique day hike options from camp: one to McBride Lake and the other to the border of Yellowstone National Park. You may choose to make the day hikes a priority or bask in the joy of fly fishing the trout waters swirling by in Slough Creek. We highly recommend bringing a rod and reel (and license) along for this trip as you can fish from camp each evening while your guides prepare your gourmet mountain meals. This trip caters to those looking to fish and explore the majesty of Yellowstone’s clear water streams and creeks, as well as companions less interested in fishing and more interested in hiking.
We also have opportunities to see many different species of wildlife while hiking to and from our camp. The meadows are home to rich grasses, wildflowers and roaming ungulates like deer, elk, moose and bison.
Please note: this trip is operated by Wildland Llamas, a separate company from Wildland Trekking. Wildland Llamas is a licensed stock outfitter and guide company in Yellowstone National Park.
$2770 Per Person
DIFFICULTY LEVEL 2
Our difficulty ratings are based on a scale of 1-5, tours with a rating of 1 being least difficult, tours with a rating of 5 being most difficult
- Backpack Weight:
- 10 pounds
- Daily Hiking Distances:
- 2-5 miles
- Most Elevation Loss:
- 342 feet
- Most Elevation Gain:
- 342 feet
- Quality of Trails:
- Well maintained and traveled
- Additional:
- This trip follows dirt and rock trails with little elevation gain and loss
SOLITUDE LEVEL 4
1 least solitude, 5 most solitude
We rate this Yellowstone llama trip a solitude 4. You can expect to see a couple other groups of hikers/anglers per day.
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