Llama Fiber is luxurious and can be blended with other fibers to be spun/woven or knit. Felted llama fiber is also useful for making hats and other clothing. Have extra fiber? Try some of the craft ideas we feature in this section!

While it's always enjoyable to walk with our llamas, riding can be just as fun and relaxing!  Carting is an ALSA event and is also enjoyed by many as recreation on a Sunday afternoon.

Learn from the experts about complex health care issues along with  some commonly asked questions on basics, including how to trim toe nails or what you need in a birthing kit.

Herd management includes all aspects of dealing with and caring for your llama herd, in this section we cover many areas including how to build a llama fence.

Interviews of general interest which have been featured in the media,  on LlamaCrossing.com and in the Llama Crossing E-Newsletter.

These pages are a memorial to some of our very special Llost Llama Lloves. Our wonderful Llamas seem to win a special place in our hearts, they become part of our lives and for some of us, they become our dear friend. They are there to hum away our stressful day, to look at us with those big eyes that somehow make us feel like they understand our hearts.

Llamas are native to the mountains of South America. Hiking enthusiasts utilize llamas to carry their gear into the mountains and camp for days at a time, others enjoy a day hike with their llamas.

Interesting and fun stories about experiences with llamas. 

Although we commonly refer to therapy "dogs", in fact, they do not have to be dogs at all. They can be cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, LLAMAS, birds, or any number of other animals.

Llamas and kids are a great combination!  Over the past few years, llama 4-H clubs have come into existence.