Day 9: Ride back over a mountain ridge with spectacular views of Grizzly and Flat Mountains, as well as the Yukon River and Lake Laberge. Today, you will once again have a good chance of spotting wildlife. Once back at the starting point, you will unsaddle the horses and spend your last evening relaxing in a cozy atmosphere at the ranch. Overnight stay in cabins.

Day 10: Breakfast and transfer to Whitehorse.

Ogilvie Pack Trail (14 days)
Day 1: On the first day of the trip, you will ride along the Yukon River via the famous Dempster Highway up into the Ogilvie Mountains, where you’ll set up your first camp in Tombstone National Park.

Day 4: You will spend most of this day above the tree line. This vast plateau valley is a common migration route for the Porcupine caribou herd. Once you arrive at Kit Lake, everyone will set up their tents. At the end of the day, you will still have plenty of time to swim in the lake. Riding time: approx. 4–5 hours

Day 5: A day to sleep in and relax. You can go hiking or take a short horseback ride in search of wildlife and their tracks.

Day 6: On this day, the trail finally descends enough that you can see some spruce trees again. This day is a bit shorter, and camp is set up near Olsen Creek, where moose have already been spotted. Riding time: about 4 hours.

Day 7: Todays ride offers breathtaking views of the Ogilvie Mountains. Once you have crossed the pass, follow a stream that leads you to our camp in the middle of the valley, where you will often find caribou, sheep and occasionally even a grizzly bear. Once you arrive at camp, you can climb the small peak in the middle of the valley and enjoy a magnificent view. Riding time: approx. 5 hours.

Day 8: The eighth day is a rest day featuring a particularly leisurely morning coffee, breakfast and the option to go for a hike or a bike ride.

Day 9: Today you will ride back a short distance to return to the Olsen Flats Valley. You will ride up the creek and find a nice campsite where you can swim or do laundry. Riding time: about 5 hours.

Day 10: On this day, you have a good chance of seeing moose, sheep, caribou, wolves and grizzly bears. The camp is located on a plateau that forms the entrance to a high-altitude valley basin crisscrossed by numerous caribou trails and moss; an oasis-like stream flows alongside it, and you will camp right by it. You can observe most of the wildlife right outside your tent. Riding time: approx. 3–4 hours.

Day 11: Most of todays ride takes you across grassy plateaus, where you will often spot herds of porcupine caribou and hopefully, the occasional moose. You will set up camp at Seela Creek or up at the hidden pass. Riding time: about 5 hours.

Day 12: The final and longest day of riding takes you up over the Austen Pass. You will enjoy one last dinner by the campfire, set up your tents and spend your final night camping in the Yukon. Riding time: approx. 6–7 hours.