As the sun sets over the rugged peaks of Saratoga, Wyoming, a sense of untamed beauty and luxurious comfort envelop you at Brush Creek Ranch. 

Visitors to Brush Creek Ranch find a mix of rugged adventures, epicurean delights, wellness activities, and luxurious accommodations with the mountains of Wyoming as a backdrop. Termed a “dude ranch Disneyland” by a fellow guest, the comparison is accurate because of the broad mix of activities: river rafting, hunting, fishing, llama hikes, skiing, goat yoga, sound bathing and massages, and so much more. In July there’s even a rodeo set up on the 30k+ acreage.

Guests stay in the lodge or cabins, depending on the size of their group. A short shuttle ride takes guests on an epicurean adventure at The Farm – home to the on-site distillery, event space, Cheyenne Club restaurant and bar (where Chef Ricky creates wagyu delicacies and farm-inspired dishes – his bone broth soup presentation is an art form in itself), plus a wine tunnel that’s home to their 30,000 bottle collection (3rd largest in the U.S./6th largest in the world), a spirits vault that is a hidden speakeasy, plus three greenhouses, 300 head of wagyu cattle, and a goat cheese creamery.

As you can imagine, The scale of the operations is massive, but even more impressive is the ranch’s commitment to sustainability, locally sourced ingredients, and quality – plus deep levels of luxury.

Brush Creek Ranch is not just a destination; it’s an experience unlike any other. From the moment guests arrive, they are enveloped in a world where luxury seamlessly blends with the rugged beauty of the American West.

In this episode of Global Journeys with Jill Dutton, Eddy Young, the Director of Activities imparts his wisdom on the endless escapades at your fingertips, promising an experience that’s tailored just for you.

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