Rocky Mountain Wilderness Society

Anchor D Guiding & Outfitting is hiring wranglers, teamsters and cooks for the 2021 season (May-Oct) located west of Turner Valley, Alberta in the foothills ...of the Rocky Mountains valid working visa required if not a Canadian citizen room & board included salary commensurate with experience First Aid with CPR required Cooks must have Foodsafe or equivalent Our trips vary from 2 hour rides at the ranch to week long trips in the Rocky Mountains. Full job descriptions on our website www.anchord.com . Be prepared the hit the ground running, we start our season by deworming the herd and clearing trails. Email cover letter & resume to [email protected] PMs will not be answered.

From a friend of ours, please heed to her good advice!

A very old sign on a trail that not many people have seen because it is on a trail that isn’t travelled in the summer months.

Thinking about all the yummy food on the trail over the years and hoping you all are saying hasta la vista to 2020 will full happy bellies! Wishing you all the best in 2021!!! https://www.instagram.com/p/CGjQ9DilP-V/?igshid=lfmyorieu4ik

A distant shot of a pack string making its way down the Big Berland River.

The guy on the left is Harry Edgecombe and is no longer with us but, he had a very interesting life catching wild horses west of Bearberry AB. To teaching at the forestry school in Hinton and spent many nights in the Willmore traveling around cleaning up campgrounds and doing a little trail clearing. The salt of the earth kind of guy, with many interesting stories. Picture at 40 mile Cabin on the Clearwater River.