Join us in the Wilderness...
We look forward to a great summer. The winter snowpack is normal and conditions great to plan trips in late June and July. This will be a great year to travel over the high passes in the Sierra while exploring the John Muir Trail.
We have a private, 8 day all expense trail ride departing August 5th, to explore the Ansel Adams Wilderness. Lakeside camps and great fishing to be had. Call if you're interested.
Please feel free to call Cheyne in our Rock Creek office 9-4 weekdays at 760-872-8331. Craig is available on his cell at 760-937-0958 days and early evenings. Although emails are handy…we welcome phone calls.
Craig London, D.V.M.
Rock Creek Pack Station
Mount Whitney Pack Trains * Virginia Lakes Pack Outfit * Cottonwood Pack Station
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We are continuing our Benton Mustang Trail Ride! This is a unique experience we are excited to bring back again. Dates for this are May 13-14, 2022.
We are offering a great opportunity for guests to spend two nights in a room at the Old House Bed & Breakfast at the Hot Springs before spending the last two nights camping in tents at our wilderness style camp in Pizona.
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This seven-day, deluxe pack trip has been acclaimed as an outstanding adventure and educational experience. Dr. Monica Aleman and Dr. John Madigan present 20 hours of CE on current topics in equine neurology.
July 10-16, 2022
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Instructors: Monica Aleman, MVZ Cert., PhD and John Madigan, DVM, MS Equine and Comparative Neurology Faculty, UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine |
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Want to get in the back country on your own two feet?
Check out our extensive list of open
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Mt. Whitney to Happy Isles! -A fully outfitted trip for hikers
Sections to join part of the JMT are available.
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We partner with the following to serve the public
Click on the links below for more information
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Taking your family or friends into the wilderness is a great way to restore your soul. What can be safer than isolating you in the backcountry at a private campsite?
During the 1940's through the early 1980's it was a family tradition to head to the Sierra for a week or longer trip. Now might be the time to take a spot or dunnage trip with your family. We have lots of destinations within five miles to locations deep into the wilderness. And, we have good choices of camps for those that want to have a campfire.
We can loan or rent camping supplies for those that want to set up their own private camp and cook for their group. And, we offer open trips for hikers or riders that are fully outfitted. If you want to go for just a few nights we suggest our base camp service.
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Experience some of its most spectacular scenery, sharpen your photography skills and expand your creative vision on this intensive 5 day photography adventure with photographer
Ken Lee
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P.O. Box 248
Bishop, CA 93515
Rock Creek Pack Station is a permittee of the Inyo & Sierra National Forests, Sequoia/Kings Canyon & Yosemite National Parks, Devils Post Pile National Monument and BLM.
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"The Mountains are calling and I must go."
-John Muir
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