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  • Your Guide to Stock Camps in North Cascades National Park

    Did you know there are 27 backcountry stock sites in North Cascades National Park? Neither did I. North Cascades NP boasts over 400 miles of trails, 300 glaciers, some of the most rugged and least visited terrain. You can find lakeside trails, meadows, high-elevation views, and wildlife in this underused park. 63 miles of the…

  • Green Lakes Trailhead – Three Sisters Wilderness, Oregon

    Greeny Lakes Trailhead provides access to the Three Sisters Wilderness via Green Lakes Trail #17 and Soda Creek Trail #11. Soda Creek Trail allows horses but not recommended by many due to the technicality and steepness of it. Parking: Medium sized area in the lot specifically for trailers. Possible Destinations: (mileage is one way) Facilities:…

  • Sisters Mirror Trailhead – Three Sisters Wilderness, Oregon

    Mirror Lake Trailhead provides access to the Three Sisters Wilderness via Mirror Lakes Trail #20 and eventually the Pacific Crest Trail. Access to Sink Creek Trail #20.1 is directly across the highway. Parking: Small lot- would not attempt with anything larger than a 2H BP. Avoid typical busy times. Possible Destinations: (mileage is one way)…

  • Devils Lake Trailhead – Three Sisters Wilderness, Oregon

    Devils Lake Trailhead provides access to the Three Sisters Wilderness, Elk Devils Trail #12, South Sister Climber Trail #36 and Katsuk Pond Trail #13. South Sister Climber Trail does not allow horses so access to the wilderness for equestrians is via Elk Devil Trail. Parking: Large dedicated lot for trailers. Possible Destinations: (mileage is one…

  • Knebal Springs Camp & Trails
  • Frog Lake Trail
  • Tarbell Trail and surrounding area
  • Black Pine Horse Camp
  • Cultus Corral

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