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Contact us via the Inquire or Chat buttons in the top right navigation, or call 307-327-5284.

Open Year-Round. A grand adventure for the whole family, this all-inclusive destination provides rest, renewal, and authentic ranch experiences for up to 155 guests (72 bedrooms).

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Open May through Mid-October. This prairie hideaway unfolds as a serene and spellbinding retreat for adults only or guests of any age with a buyout. Accommodates up to 27 guests (12 bedrooms).

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Open May through Mid-October. These remote locations are located on the peaceful banks of French Creek and the North Platte River. French Creek up to 14 guests (5 bedrooms). Platte Canyon up to 8 guests (3 bedrooms)

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Activities

Horseback Riding

Cattle Drives

Skill Level: All

Duration: 2.5 Hours

Step into the saddle and become part of a living American tradition. One that’s been passed down through generations of ranchers and riders. Our immersive cattle drive experience invites guests of all skill levels to take part in a true Western adventure, where the rhythm of hooves and the open range set the pace for an unforgettable day.

Led by seasoned wranglers, you’ll ride across sweeping landscapes of rugged hills, winding trails, and wide-open pastures, guiding cattle just as it’s been done for over a century. Along the way, you’ll soak in the quiet beauty of the untamed land, while connecting to the spirit of the American West in a way few ever experience.

Whether you’re a first-time rider or a seasoned equestrian, our team ensures you feel confident and ready before heading out. At the activities barn, you’ll be outfitted with everything you need, from properly fitted boots and helmets to classic cowboy hats, so you can fully embrace the role and ride in comfort and style.

This is more than just an activity, it’s a hands-on journey into heritage, adventure, and storytelling. Feel the accomplishment of working alongside a crew, the thrill of guiding cattle across diverse terrain, and the pride of taking part in something truly timeless. Saddle up and create memories that capture the essence of the American frontier.

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Frequently Asked Questions

I’ve never done a cattle drive. Is it too advanced for me?

Our cattle drives are suitable for beginners, as it is mostly an all walking ride, but you must be comfortable in the saddle for 3 hours.

What breed of cattle are we moving?

Corrientes and Longhorn Cattle. Both male and females have horns.

Can we wear our own boots to ride?

Only if your boots can be slipped on/off without zippers or buckles and have around a 2 inch heel.

Can I just watch?

Not really. We cover a lot of ground and it’s not always easily viewed from the main Ranch areas.

Can I bring my camera/water bottle?

No, for safety reasons, but our wranglers will carry any of your personal belongings and water in their saddlebags. We are happy to take pictures of you.

My child has been riding since she was four years old and is very experienced. Can she go on the cattle drive?

Our Wrangler team will need to assess her riding ability first and they will determine if she can go on the cattle drive. You can arrange an assessment through our Activities Coordinators.

Are there any days we can't ride?

Horseback riding is available 6 days per week with 1 day of rest.

Horsemanship & Groundwork

Step into the serene world of horsemanship with an exclusive behind-the-scenes experience. Whether you’re curious about how horses are trained or simply wish to feel more at ease around them, this immersive afternoon offers a rare opportunity to build trust and connection.

Guided by our expert wranglers inside the indoor arena, you’ll learn the foundational principles of equine groundwork and leadership. Then, apply these techniques with your personally selected horse—chosen to complement your energy and experience level. It’s more than a lesson; it’s a journey into the heart of the horse-human bond.

*Not a riding experience* 

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Horseback Trail Rides

Choose from four levels of difficulty that appeal to all interests and ability levels. Our trail rides last anywhere from one to three hours. You’ll mount a horse handpicked for you based on size, ability, and temperament.

Our Level 1 ride is perfect for the novice or out-of-practice riders looking to gain confidence and knowledge at a gentle, walking pace. This ride is typically one hour in length, covering flat terrain through the meadows and trails surrounding the main ranch area.

Level 2 is suitable for those that have some riding experience and want to ride a little longer but remain at a walking pace for the duration of the ride. This 1.5 to 2-hour walking ride offers a variety of trail terrain, including subtle water crossings and hill climbs.

Our Level 3 ride is great for those that have moderate riding experience and are comfortable picking up the pace to a trot. This two-hour walk/trot ride offers a variety of trail terrain, including water crossing, steep climbing, and shallow ditch crossings.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can we wear our own boots to ride?

Only if your boots can be slipped on/off without zippers or buckles and have around a 2 inch heel.

Can I bring my camera/water bottle?

No, for safety reasons, but our wranglers will carry any of your personal belongings and water in their saddle bags. We are happy to take pictures of you. There are also water stations along some of the trails.

Are all of your rides “Nose to Tail?”

No. Some sections of all our trail rides have to be in a nose to tail formation because of the trail, but there are opportunities on some rides to spread out.

Can my child ride with me on my horse?

No, this is for safety reasons. We have a great Lil Wranglers program where your children can ride.

My child has been riding since she was four years old and is very experienced. Can she go on our trail ride with us?

Our Wrangler team will need to assess her riding first and they will determine if she can go on the trail with you. You can arrange an assessment through our Activities Coordinators.

Can I bring my own horse to the Ranch?

No, for the health and safety of our herd, we do not allow visiting horses.

Are there any days we can't ride?

Horseback riding is available 6 days per week with 1 day of rest.

Elite Equestrian Ride

Designed for confident and experienced riders, this exclusive 2.5-hour adventure takes horseback riding beyond the ordinary. Leave the well-traveled paths behind as you explore some of the most remote and scenic terrain on the Ranch, covering ground few guests ever experience. Ride through rolling valleys, navigate steep mountain trails, splash across flowing creeks, and traverse expansive Wyoming landscapes that seem to stretch endlessly into the horizon.

With opportunities to ride at all three gaits, this experience delivers the excitement, freedom, and connection to the land that seasoned equestrians crave. Pace changes are managed at the discretion of your wrangler to ensure a safe and enjoyable ride while making the most of the terrain and conditions. Along the way, you’ll encounter sweeping vistas, abundant wildlife, and a true sense of adventure that can only be found on 30,000 private acres.

Whether you’re powering across open meadows or winding through rugged backcountry trails, every ride offers a unique journey into the untamed beauty of the American West. Saddle up and discover the farthest reaches of Brush Creek Ranch, where the next breathtaking view is always just around the bend.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can we wear our own boots to ride?

Only if your boots can be slipped on/off without zippers or buckles and have around a 2 inch heel.

Can I bring my camera/water bottle?

No, for safety reasons, but our wranglers will carry any of your personal belongings and water in their saddle bags. We are happy to take pictures of you. There are also water stations along some of the trails.

My child has been riding since she was four years old and is very experienced. Can she go on our trail ride with us?

Our Wrangler team will need to assess her riding first and they will determine if she can go on the trail with you. You can arrange an assessment through our Activities Coordinators.

Can I bring my own horse to the Ranch?

No, for the health and safety of our herd, we do not allow guest horses.

Are there any days we can't ride?

Horseback riding is available 6 days per week with 1 day of rest.

Horseback Picnic Rides

The trails here are endless, so why cut your ride short? Explore our 30,000 pristine mountain acres far and wide with a full-day or half-day picnic ride. Trail options include the remote and historic Sanger Ranch, with views of the mountains, creek, rocky outcroppings, and more. Stop mid-ride at a scenic lookout for a delicious lunch in nature. Saddle back up for a variety of optional adventures such as water crossings, shed (antler) hunting, and more.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can we wear our own boots to ride?

Only if your boots can be slipped on/off without zippers or buckles and have around a 2 inch heel.

Can I bring my camera/water bottle?

No, for safety reasons, but our wranglers will carry any of your personal belongings and water in their saddle bags. We are happy to take pictures of you. There are also water stations along some of the trails.

Are there any days we can't ride?

Horseback riding is available 6 days per week with 1 day of rest.

Barrel Racing

Skill Level: All

Duration: 2.5 Hours

One of the rodeo’s most popular events, barrel racing is when a horse and rider attempt to compete a cloverleaf pattern around preset barrels in the fastest time. Many of our wranglers compete at top levels in barrel racing. They’ll teach you everything from how to ride or race to how to cut seconds off your time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I focus on something particular that I want to work on?

Of course! We are happy to work with you on any particular skill.

Does the lesson take place in the arena?

Yes, usually, though we can go on the trail too if you request that.

Are there any days we can't ride?

Horseback riding is available 6 days per week with 1 day of rest.

Pole Bending

A very popular speed event with competitors of many ages, pole bending consists of a horse and rider maneuvering their way through a challenging slalom course. Our wranglers will teach you the technique and skills required to excel in this activity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I focus on something particular that I want to work on?

Of course! We are happy to work with you on any particular skill.

Does the lesson take place in the arena?

Yes, usually, though we can go on the trail too if you request that.

Are there any days we can't ride?

Horseback riding is available 6 days per week with 1 day of rest.

Private Rides & Lessons

Saddle up this winter and learn a new skill or hone your existing talents!

Our wranglers offer general horsemanship lessons to riders of all abilities. If you’re wishing to gain further knowledge and comfort while riding a horse, in the arena or out in the open, schedule a lesson with our Activities Team.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I focus on something particular that I want to work on?

Of course! We are happy to work with you on any particular skill.

Does the lesson take place in the arena?

Yes, usually, though we can go on the trail too if you request that.

Are there any days we can't ride?

Horseback riding is available 6 days per week with 1 day of rest.

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Your luxury ranch awaits

Contact us via the Inquire or Chat buttons in the top right navigation, or call 307-327-5284.

Open Year-Round. A grand adventure for the whole family, this all-inclusive destination provides rest, renewal, and authentic ranch experiences for up to 155 guests (72 bedrooms).

View Availability

Open May through Mid-October. This prairie hideaway unfolds as a serene and spellbinding retreat for adults only or guests of any age with a buyout. Accommodates up to 27 guests (12 bedrooms).

View Availability

Open May through Mid-October. These remote locations are located on the peaceful banks of French Creek and the North Platte River. French Creek up to 14 guests (5 bedrooms). Platte Canyon up to 8 guests (3 bedrooms)

View Availability