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The
Summer Family Dude Ranch Season
Our summer lifestyle can be compared to summer camp, with
activities and adventures shared together by the whole
family. We can get pretty dirty during the day, but enjoy
modern bathrooms, hot showers, and clean
warm beds at night!
Folks generally arrive on Sunday afternoon, and stay until
the following Saturday afternoon; seven days and six nights.
We can often make a shorter four-day three-night dude ranch vacation option
available; where folks arrive on Sunday afternoon and depart
Wednesday afternoon, or arrive on Wednesday afternoon and
depart Saturday afternoon.
Our summer schedule includes structured activities every
couple of hours, mixed with unstructured time to explore,
do your own activities, or relax. All structured activities
are optional – this is your vacation – you
might enjoy doing nothing for a couple of hours!
The flavor is definitely “horse back riding.” Our dude ranch riding program can be intense if you want, and is always
flexible. We ride every day.
Throughout the week we enjoy lots of other dude ranch vacation activities;
- hiking,
- white water rafting with our friends at A-1 Wildwater Rafting Adventures
- professional rock climbing lessons,
- fun family fishing in nearby
lakes (cutthroat trout),
- serious fly fishing on the nearby “Wild and Scenic” Cache
La Poudre River (rainbow & brown trout),
- horse shoes,
- target and trap shooting (with instruction and careful
supervision!),
- evening campfires (s’mores!),
- cowboy singing and poetry,
- professional massage and Jacuzzi,
- or enjoying a book on a sunny porch.
Our children’s’ programming compliments family
activities. You will never hear your child complaining
of being bored!
In many ways we are very similar to our neighbor guest
ranches. None of us have acres and acres of parking lots,
endless lines, or huge crowds. At the same time, each ranch
is just a bit different, usually reflecting the values
of the owner family or the unique aspects of its geography.
Click here for a list of what makes us just a bit different
from our neighbor ranches.
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