A Wild Mustang / Rocky Mountain National Park American West Photo Tour
September 13-16, 2020
Cost: $1,500 per person / includes 3-nights lodging in Craig, Colorado, meals, guiding, presentations, and photo instruction
Location: Craig, Colorado / Sand Wash Basin and RMNP
Focus: Wild mustangs, fall colors, elk rut
Limit: 8 persons
NOTE: All or part of this operation is conducted on Public Lands under special permit from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management. In RMNP, we are permitted as a group to skip the reservation system.
Join professional wildlife photographer, Michelle Theall, for a unique and inspired weekend in northwest Colorado. This area of the iconic American West boasts wild mustangs, dinosaur fossils, and arid open landscapes. Open to shutterbugs and/or non-shutterbug horse lovers. At our hotel on Sunday night, we’ll kick off the Wild Horse Tour with a special presentation on the wild horses in Colorado and go over shooting technique for the photographers in our group. On Monday and Tuesday mornings (early) we’ll head into the basin to scout for horses and photograph them. Other animals in the basin include golden eagles, antelope, rabbits, and coyotes. Note: This area is primitive. There are no restrooms or water. We will practice Leave No Trace principles. Guidelines and a packing list will be provided. Four-wheel drive, high-clearance vehicles are highly recommended and may be rented at the Denver airport or in Steamboat Springs. Members of the group are always welcome to break off on their own, or they may follow Theall to various watering holes within the basin for photo instruction. On Wednesday morning after breakfast, we’ll drive back toward Denver through Rocky Mountain National Park in order to photograph the fall leaves and the elk rut.
SIGN UP TODAY. SPACE LIMITED TO 8 PARTICIPANTS.
$1,500.00
7 SPOTS LEFT
