I visited the Basin one last time before to BLM?s unprecedented helicopter roundup of most of the wild horses. Next week the gather will take 783 of the 900 wild horses off the range to BLM contracto… Full review by Travljunky2017
Aug 26, 2020
We planned a couple of hours to drive the loop, 4 hours later we finally "escaped" the basin. While the horses were beautiful, the map of the area and road signs were awful! Some of the road signs we… Full review by Tina C
I’m considering making a trip from PA to Sand Wash Basin to photograph the horses. What is best airport to fly into and are there any outfitters to take you out to see the horses?
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Steamboat/Hayden is the closest airport. We drove ourselves from Steamboat. I’m not sure if you can find an outfitter but I would check with Steamboat traveling guides to find out.
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Can anyone visit Sand Wash Basin and the wild horses?
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Yes, anyone can visit Sand Wash Basin. The horses live on public BLM land. The BLM does require that you keep your distance from the horses a minimum...
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