Craving a break from the 405 construction, screens and packed summer schedules? How about a few days on a ranch in Wyoming for a reset.
This summer, Brush Creek Ranch is giving families lots of fun reasons to head west with unique new experiences—from cuddly baby goats and adventures just for teens to sunset hikes and outdoor wine tastings for parents.
The season’s most irresistible addition is Bleat & Greet, where families can spend time with the ranch’s playful baby goats, all born this spring. Kids can cuddle, feed and interact with the young animals while learning how they’re cared for on the working ranch.
The new Teen Trailblazer Program offers outdoor adventures that encourage independence, and a chance to interact with other young guests on the ranch. The whole family can make the most of Wyoming’s long summer days with new guided hikes, biking excursions and family-friendly activities that continue into twilight. Guests can learn about the ranch’s llamas, relax with a sound healing session or enjoy outdoor wine tasting in the gardens.
Parents planning an adults-only getaway—or grandparents joining the family vacation—will also appreciate the expanded lineup of special wine weekends featuring acclaimed wineries, chef-prepared dinners and western-inspired experiences.
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