UXU Ranch

Experience the Sun-crested Mountains and Western Aura of UXU!

At UXU Ranch, horseback riding and guided angling is just the start of a custom-tailored vacation. UXU Ranch is one of the world's first to combine horseback riding, fishing, winter sports and Yellowstone nature tours with gourmet dining. You could call this ranch experience a great Western adventure, in an area Teddy Roosevelt called the most scenic 52 miles in America. Take your getaway as far as you want to; ride daily, climb sheer faces of ice, hike the titillating terrain, or just relax on the porch of your very own cabin and decompress. You'll enjoy truly delicious meals prepared with care and finesse, and bask in the unparalleled hospitality of the West’s premier dude ranch – UXU!

Price Range: $230 - $6500
Size: 9 Units
Open Season: Year Round
Kids Allowed: Yes
Pets Allowed: No
Restaurant Onsite: Yes
Conference Facility: No
Nearest Popular City: Yellowstone
Nearest Lake/River: Shoshone River
Languages: N/A

All Inclusive

It's a lifetime of activity! The wine and cheese reception on the riverbanks is as heart-warming and congenial as it gets. Yellowstone, Old Trail Town museum tours, all-day horseback rides and guided fly fishing are overarching guest favorites! Are you game for a weekly rodeo? It all happens at UXU!

Dude Ranch

Horseback riding is a premiere offering here, and considering the staggeringly gorgeous terrain you'll immediately see why. Your horse is always tailored to your riding ability, so safely ride as long as you like! Fishing and nature tours are also very popular in this wild, mountainous frontier!

Mountain

In Rocky Mountain pastures, the ranch is located only 17 miles from Yellowstone! The Absaroka Wilderness is prime territory for cross country skiing, world-class guided fly fishing and river rafting on the Shoshone, all amid spectacular scenery!

Nature

Though guided nature tours are phenomenal, on the property of UXU you're likely to see moose, deer, elk, bear and even wolves! Much wildlife here is elusive, including wild buffalo, big horn sheep and the bald eagle, but don’t leave your camera bedside!

Cabins And Cottages

You'll stay in cabins that radiate as much history as they do comfort. One was once an office for a logging manager in 1892; another features hand-whittled furniture and was a stage coach stop in 1855. All are eminently inviting, with log construction, porches and wood burning and gas stoves.

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