Utah Dude Ranches
Utah Dude ranches offer an authentic western vacation. Whether you wish to brand cattle on a working ranch or enjoy a massage after exploring the Rocky Mountains. Utah guest ranches must be included in your travel plans. These ranches are excellent choices for a group retreat or romantic honeymoon destination. Resort level lodging, camping, and horseback riding facilities make Utah an excellent choice far any summer or winter family vacation.
Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort
Mark Wade
Twin Knolls Road
Zion National Park (and vicinity), Utah 84755 (USA)
VIEWTwin Knolls Road
Zion National Park (and vicinity), Utah 84755 (USA)
Located on the border of Utah's Zion National Park, Zion Ponderosa is a full-service ranch resort with lodging that ranges from small cabins to luxurious vacation homes. Rated one of America's best adventures destinations. Close to several of southern Utah’s natural scenic wonders, see the best of the west while only unpacking once.
Sorrel River Ranch Hotel & Spa Resort
General Manager
Highway 128, Mile 17
Moab, Utah 84532 (USA)
VIEWHighway 128, Mile 17
Moab, Utah 84532 (USA)
Moab, Utah's only upscale guest ranch and spa resort, located on the Colorado River. Featuring luxury suites, a fine dining restaurant, spa services and horseback riding.
Zion Mountain Ranch
Faith or Elaine
Jason Young
9065 West Highway 9
Zion National Park, Utah 84755 (USA)
VIEWJason Young
9065 West Highway 9
Zion National Park, Utah 84755 (USA)
Zion Mountain Ranch sits in the high mountain of Zion National Park on a large buffalo meadow preserve. The ranch's 55 cabin suites are strategically located in the center of the countries highest concentration of National Parks and geological wonders - including: Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Lake Powell, Coral Pinks Sand Dunes and the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.
The Rockin' R Ranch is an authentic cattle ranch with a beautiful three-story pine lodge engulfed in Western atmosphere only 45 min. from Bryce Canyon National Park. Guests enjoy horseback riding, hay wagon rides, hiking, arena activities (barrel racing, roping, etc.), western line dancing and more. Cattle Drives offered five times a year. There is no minimum stay. Groups are welcome.
