Royal Tine Outfitters

Montana is best seen and experienced from horseback surrounded by breathtaking scenery and the fresh mountain air. Viewing rugged landscapes with colorful wildflowers, watching birds and wildlife while the sun warms your back, if this entices you, then you owe it to yourself to take a trail ride. We have some of the gentlest horses around, perfect for beginners, but they request a weight limit of 240 pounds. We have rides and times to fit everyone from a couple hours to all day. No children under 10 as per our insurance.

Lone Pine Ride - 3 hrs...$175/person for 3 riders or more

.....$250/person party of 2

Backcountry pack trips for the horse camping enthusiast! Whether you are a fly fisher or just love riding the scenic mountain trails, we've got you covered. Sometimes you need to get away from the daily grind, hustle and bustle. Ride the sweet calm horses, smell the crackling campfires, view the starry clear nights and daily tranquil vistas, taste the morning cowboy coffee and hearty camp food. Our most popular trip is 3 days/2nights.

$1500 per person per day for 3-6 people

$2000 per person per day for 2 people

Mountain lions are beautiful and exclusive creatures. If you have ever wanted an exciting adventure, then consider following a hound through the snowbound forest with a nose full of cougar scent! Bring your camera for some great photos.

$6500 per person, 6 full days of hunting.

A bugling, rutting bull elk in a high mountain meadow or the frosty breath of a lone bull deep in the lodgepole thicket, does this sound right up your alley? We've got you covered. Royal Tine offers archery and rifle elk hunts for 6 days of hunting. We hunt a mixture of prime public and private lands which connect seamlessly. We take small parties and have a high percentage of success.

$6500 per person 2:1 or $7500 per person 1:1

Whatever trip or adventure you choose; Royal Tine Outfitters will do our best to make it personalized and memorable. We are licensed by the Montana Board of Outfitters #6035 and permitted in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest.