Experience Mongolia.

Our Mongolia expeditions are led by experienced, bilingual local guides who combine deep cultural knowledge, wilderness expertise, and a genuine passion for sharing the culture and hospitality.

Our Mongolia riding trips immerse you in true wilderness. Each night, you’ll camp in sturdy tents under the open sky, sleep on the ground, and cook meals over propane stoves or wood fires. Nearby streams double as your bathhouse, and simple rock-or-tree latrines handle nature’s calls. With more than twenty years outfitting remote expeditions, we do everything possible to keep you safe, warm, well-fed, and comfortable—but you should still be ready for occasional cold, hunger, or discomfort. Please consult a trip leader or our office to fully understand the trip’s rigors before booking.

Some itineraries include daily vehicle support, while others rely entirely on pack horses for self-sufficiency. Imagine a 200-year-old Rocky Mountains trek: no roads, no fences, and local nomads living in harmony with the land. Over 5–7 days, you’ll ride 4–6 hours per day, alternating walk and trot, with canters whenever the terrain allows. Be sure to review our gear list for all personal items and equipment. Between rides, you’ll find plenty of chances to photograph sweeping vistas, explore hidden valleys, fish tranquil streams, or simply relax by the fire.

Our Mongolia overland trips blend urban comfort with off-road adventure.

In Ulaanbaatar, you’ll stay in a western-style hotel complete with full amenities. Outside the capital, accommodations vary by itinerary—either traditional ger camps or car camping at remote sites.

You’ll journey in a four-wheel-drive jeep or van, accompanied by a local, English-speaking guide and an experienced driver.

For comprehensive details on camp facilities, daily routes, and packing essentials, please consult our detailed trip guide.