Moose Canyon Trail Rides

Dry Ridge Outfitters offers Wyoming horseback rides at Moose Creek Ranch located on the south end of Teton Valley, Idaho at the base of Teton Pass. Horseback ride through beautiful aspen groves and lodgepole forests; see views of the Moose Creek Canyon, and picnic among the wildflowers. All levels of experience are welcome. We love families to join us! Our minimum age is 6 years old but younger children may take a pony ride in the corral. Rides begin Memorial Day weekend and continue through mid-October, depending on weather.

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Dry Ridge Outfitters Moose Creek Canyon
Evening Dinner & Trail Ride

Dry Ridge Outfitters Moose Creek Canyon Evening Dinner & Trail Ride

Saddle up! Dry Ridge Outfitters is offering an evening trail ride followed by a delicious, authentic western style meal. Our trail ride takes you into the hillsides of Moose Creek Canyon. Horseback ride through beautiful aspen groves, lodge pole forests and mountain wildflowers; see views of the Moose Creek Canyon, the Big Hole Mountain Range and Teton Basin. After our ride we will serve a cowboy style meal prepared in piping hot Dutch ovens. Practice your roping technique, play horseshoes, roast a marshmallow, and enjoy the camaraderie of family and new friends around the warmth of our campfire.

We are offering our evening trail rides on Wednesday nights and require advance reservations. Please contact Deb Little at (208) 354-2284, Jeanette Beard at (208) 881-3206 or Jed Little at (208) 716-2354 for your reservation.

Rates Include Dinner & 1.5-2 Hour Trail Ride

Adults to 12 years	$60.00
Children – 6-12 years	$40.00
Children under 6 years	$20.00
Non-rider	$25.00

Visit the Moose Creek Ranch Website

Dry Ridge Outfitters
160 N. 4th Street E. - Driggs, ID 83422 - 208.354.2284
info@dryridge.com

Dry Ridge Outfitters is a nondiscriminatory permittee of the Targhee National Forest

All operations performed by Dry Ridge Outfitters are authorized under special use permit by the Targhee National
Forest, Yellowstone Park and Harriman State Park. All operations are operated on a non-discriminatory basis.