You’ll Be Face To Face With Wild Mustangs On This Tour Through Wyoming’s McCullough Peaks
Explore the McCullough Peaks and Big Horn Basin in Northern Wyoming through guided or self-guided wild horse tours.
The McCullough Peaks and Big Horn Basin in Northern Wyoming offer some of the most isolated hiking in Wyoming, and it's an area that few take the time to explore. One great way to see it for yourself is to embark on a Wyoming wild horse tour with guides from Cody Wyoming Adventures.
Every year, plenty of in-the-know adventurers wander this way to get a taste of the wilderness in this remote area outside of Cody.
While all of Wyoming seems to a wildlife haven, out here in the McCullough Peaks, you'll find one of the most approachable wild horse herds in the West.
Did you know that Wyoming's mustangs aren't technically wild? They're feral because they are descendants of Spanish horses that broke free in the 1500s.
If you would like to see these beautiful and majestic horses up close, take a trip with Red Canyon Wild Mustang Tours.
This Wyoming wild horse tour is hosted by Cody Wyoming Adventures, a family-owned guide service that has been in business since the 1970s.
The experienced CWA guides know exactly where the mustangs like to gather, and you'll be sure to see the herd as you travel through BLM land.
Sit back and relax as you watch the horses and observe their herd dynamics. It's fascinating to see how the mares, stallions, and foals interact.
Plan to visit the McCullough Peaks on this Wyoming wild horse tour and you'll experience an unforgettable adventure.
Visit the Cody Wyoming Adventures website to learn more about the tours and to book your adventure for this upcoming summer.
If you would rather take a self-guided Wyoming wild horse tour, gas up the car and head to The Magical Place In Wyoming Where You Can View A Wild Horse Herd.
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