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By Yve Bardwell Bear hangs – we all know it- they can be a doozy.  But they can also be a fun way to test your creativity and backcountry acumen.  Getting something hoisted and up to snuff [...]

by Ali Morgan, a staff member and guide with Dropstone Outfitting MARS Wildlife Rescue Center –  Vancouver Island, British Columbia Many people right now are experiencing something that I [...]

Before Your Trip Keep up the good work! Practice thorough personal hygiene and social distancing to keep yourself healthy.  You will be required to complete a short health screening and return it [...]

While the world is in an uncertain and ever-evolving place, we continue to move forward with our summer plans. A couple of factors keep us optimistic. We are lucky to work in one of the [...]

The Best Kind of Social Distancing Looking to stay close to home and explore your own backyard this summer? Hike in the Bob Marshall Wilderness of Montana—without carrying a heavy backpack—with [...]

Hello from Yve and Maggie.  No matter where you are, we hope you are well and able to get outside for a little nature therapy (with appropriate social distancing measures of course).  We have [...]

Naked Apes need to layer up . . . As a kid heading out to play, my parents would always yell at me to layer up.  I had no idea what they meant but as time went on, it finally began to sink in.  [...]

March 27 – 29, 2020 in Choteau, Montana. March in north central Montana is most often marked by Chinook Winds, melting snowdrifts and the occasional early Douglasia flower. The most [...]

Recently, I was talking to a friend from Los Angeles about Dropstone Outfitting. We were going over what was included in our trips and what level of experience someone would need to go on a trip. [...]

Dropstone Outfitting is excited to announce our Circus Creek Camp, where we are offering base camp hiking, hunting and workshops. A newly acquired permit allows us to establish a base camp within [...]