| What You Will
Need
Warm sleeping bag and a ground sheet. Temperatures can range
from the high 70'sF (20'sC) to freezing. We supply foamie sleeping
pads.
Warm coat and sweater.
Rain gear (rain suit or slicker preferably - no ponchos). This
will be carried on your saddle at all times.
Hat for sun and wind.
Riding boots, with a heel that will not slip through the stirrup.
Also bring rubber boots for wet weather and light shoes for
camp wear.
Jeans or slacks. Long johns or pantyhose will help prevent chafing
and help keep you warm, if necessary.
Heavy socks.
Gloves.
Bathing suit.
Personal toiletries
Prescription medications.
Other useful items include:
- Sunglasses
Flashlight
Insect spray
Tissues
Camera, film, & extra batteries
Fishing gear
Confections
Binoculars
You decide...
Remember...
There are no "corner stores" or cocktail bars, so
if you like a drink before dinner, remember to bring your own
supply.
Duffel & Baggage:
Duffel is limited to ONE canvas duffel per rider. The weight
of this duffel is not to exceed 40 pounds. Personal gear must
be packed in a sturdy duffel bag, well tied, and identified
with your name. It is advisable to pack things within the duffel
in plastic bags, as they help keep things dry. Any breakable
articles should be well padded to reduce the chance of breakage.
Note:
No pets are allowed. The ranch has a number of its own pets,
so please leave yours at home.
"We're
located at the end of the road, where solitude from the
everyday world has not become something of the past"
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We
offer horseback riding by the hour, day or week.
Featuring Horseback vacations into
the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Our Pack Trips and
trail rides originate at the Richards Family Ranch
located in the Ghost River District North West of
Cochrane, Alberta, halfway between Calgary and Banff.
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Established in 1978, Saddle Peak Trail Rides
is an experienced Outfitting Company. We ride
the Eastern Slopes of Banff National Park, and
into the Don Getty Provincial Park.
horse A Horseback Vacation in the Canadian Rockies
is a great way to experience peace and solitude
in this special part of Alberta.
Saddle Up! and join us for a Horseback
Holiday .
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