Thorofare River Trip

Early July trips are available into the famous Thorofare country between Cody and Yellowstone Park. This is considered the most remote spot in the lower 48 states. We pack in using trails up Ishawooa or Deer Creek on the Shoshone National Forest. Then we go over mountain passes at 10,000 feet elevation and enter the Bridger Teton National Forest and the Thorofare River basin. Once in this area, we go down to the river and camp. On some trips, we lay over for one night on the way in. As we travel through the mountain valleys, you will see the most beautiful scenery in the world. Millions of wildflowers grow so thick you can smell them as you ride through. Wild animals are visible at almost every turn in the trail.

Fishing here is the best you can find anywhere. The famous Yellowstone Cutthroat are in these waters. They run 18 to 22 inches in length and are great fighters. It is a fly fisherman’s heaven. For those of you who don’t fly fish, spinners also work well. It is not unusual for a fisherman to catch and release over 50 fish a day. This is a seven or eight day trip. Prepare yourself for the best fishing you have ever experienced.

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