Wyoming High Country
Guest Ranch

Vacation of a Lifetime....

Welcome to Wyoming High Country Guest Ranch, where cattle ranching, spectacular scenic trail riding, and western hospitality join together for an unforgettable vacation experience. This guest ranch is located at 9,000 feet elevation in Wyoming's Big Horn Mountains where you can experience a working cattle ranch, trail riding, pack trips, mountain fly-fishing, guided hunting trips, hiking, and mountain bike, snowmobiling, and ATV trails, and secluded, hospitable accommodations.

Accommodations at WY High Country include luxurious brand-new lodge rooms, rustic cabins, or opt to camp out on a six-day backcountry pack trip. Wyoming High Country provides its' guests year-around access to the unbelievably unique, breath-taking and diverse scenery of the Big Horn Mountains.

Family-style ranch meals are served in front of the fireplace, and outside on the deck. Wyoming High Country offers a simple lodging-and-meal package rate for those who just want to relax in this scenic wonderland with its rarified air, fresh warn streams, forest and meadows.

Nearby local attractions include Lovell Camper Park, Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area, Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Range, Foster Gulch Golf Course, Medicine Wheel, Big Horn Mountain National Forest, Bighorn Canyon and Devil's Canyon Overlook, Yellowtail Wildlife Habitat, Lovell Rose Gardens, Veteran's Park, Mural Park, and Hyart Theatre.

Ride with the cowboys, for an unforgettable and authentic western experience, working cattle in the scenic Big Horn Basin and Mountains during the spring and fall months. Some trips can include tent camps.

From July to September, Wyoming High Country offers four or six-night activity packages providing for both scenic rides and cattle work on the mountain, along with fishing and local sight-seeing trips to Cody and Sheridan, Wyoming.

Trail riders are welcome to bring their own horses, and explore the Big Horn's unique attractions at their leisure.

Winter activities bring a more adventurous seclusion when access to the Lodge is only by snowmobile. See more about snowmobiling.