Drop Camp

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Would you like the gear for your group transported to/from a base camp? We offer two drop camp locations – fill out the form below to request dates that will work for you and your group.

Random Memories of Camp

A tent that smells indelibly of wood smoke, coffee and bacon. The chilly air in the mornings and evenings. A warm sleeping bag that offered dead-to-the-world sleep to the tired. Dinner that disappears too quickly to your ravenous buddies. Boots and socks stowed under your cot. Lights out at 8 pm, reveille at 3:30 am. Elk bugles and Mountain Lion screams in the first gray bit of dawn. A glowing tent in the dark serves as a beacon back to camp. Stories of missed opportunities, plans for the next day.


Dark Meadow Drop Camp

Get a boost into a  lovely area that offers miles of trails between Mount St. Helens and Mount Adams. This route starts at the trailhead for Trail #263 and climbs 1700 vertical feet over 4 miles, with most of the elevation gain in a very steep 1.5 miles. Your gear is placed in Dark Meadow or other preselected areas on trails 261, 259 or 7 which includes Juniper Ridge, Langille Ridge and the Klickitat trail.

Glacierview Drop Camp

This trip gets you into the Glacierview Wilderness Area, a beautiful area with spectacular views of Mt. Rainier. The 9 mile, 4000′ elevation gain road to the Glacierview #267 trailhead is closed to vehicles due to several large washouts, making this a very lightly used area. The llamas will get your gear to and from this trailhead, and the rest is your own adventure to create! You can camp at the trailhead, or bring your own backpacks and continue exploring the area, with excellent campsites at Saddle Lake, Lake West, and Lake Helen.


Cost

  • Your gear only: Pack in/out up to 400 pounds of client-supplied gear: $1550+tax
  • Your gear plus one 14’x14′ canvas tent, woodstove, 2 low cots, saw and hatchet: Pack in/out up to 300 pounds of client-supplied gear. The tent sleeps 3 comfortably, max 4. $1950+tax
September 30, 2020 as seen from camp at Dark Meadow. Nice bull!

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