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Activities

This is your vacation, we can be flexible...
if you don't want to ride you don"t have to!

The Lazy L&B is well known for the its horseback riding program. Our experienced staff of wranglers will carefully select your own horse for the week. Adults ride separately in groups of similar ability. You are also welcome to help groom and saddle your horse along with the wranglers in the morning.

We can be flexible about the type of ride you would like. For instance, on the all day rides, if you choose to ride half day we can make arrangements for a shorter ride. With rides ranging from 2 1/2 hrs - 3 1/2 hrs to all day long, beginner and advanced groups are kept small to enhance your enjoyment and allow special instruction. Children ride is groups of similar age and ability. If parents would like to ride with their children you are certainly welcome to ride in the children's group. There are family rides the beginning and end of the week.

Surrounded by three mountain ranges; the Wind River Range, the Absaroka Wilderness and the Owl Creek mountains on the Indian Reservation, the riding is superb.

What makes the Lazy L&B unique is the opportunity to trot and lope through some of the most diverse terrain imaginable. Red rock and sand-canyon draws lead you up onto the high plateaus of the Reservation. Trot along the cottonwood river bottoms and tall rangeland grasses into colorful badland country. In contrast, experience the mountain meadows, abundant with wild flowers, or alpine country where early and late in the season you may see herds of elk and deer, moose or coyotes. For those who don't like to ride, we have horses that don't like to be ridden. . .

There is a supervised riding program for children 5 years and older that includes riding and safety instruction. Two nights a week the children eat early with the wranglers, one night being a hayride BBQ. Their dinner is followed by activities such as hiking, roping and corral games. There's a petting zoo for the younger ones.

Anglers can enjoy fishing in the stocked ponds, the East Fork of the Wind River on the ranch, or in the neighboring Wiggins, Bear Creek and Wind Rivers. Other activities include hiking, swimming in the river or the solar heated ranch pool, riflery, leather shop and games, including volley ball, horseshoes, and pool.

In the town of Dubois there is a weekly evening of square dancing, a chance to visit the Big Horn Sheep Center and museum and time to browse the attractive western shops along the authentic boardwalks.

Following is the outline for each days' meal and riding schedule. But remember, this is your vacation so you decide]p

SUNDAY: Guests arrive at ranch between 1-3PM Sunday after noon. Guests ride Sunday afternoon. Children meet the wranglers for dinner. After dinner the children help our wranglers "push" the horses back into the corrals from being out in pasture. At the corrals the children are taught basic riding skills and our safety program is discussed. Adults enjoy a happy hr. on the porch and a nice sit down dinner. After supper adults head to the corrals to review our riding and safety program.

MONDAY: A hearty ranch breakfast for all then to the corrals for a morning ride. Back for a picnic lunch and swim in the pool. After noon ride available, for those interested. Evening hay ride dinner for the children while the adults enjoy happy hour a nice sit down dinner and some evening entertainment.

TUESDAY: A hearty ranch breakfast for all and a morning mountain ride. Picnic lunch at the ranch with afternoon activities available , riflery, crafts, fishing, swimming. Early pasta supper for all, allows guests to venture into Dubois and shop a bit before the weekly square dance.

WEDNESDAY: A hearty ranch breakfast for all. Pack yourself a lunch for the day. There is the option to take an all day ride or a shorter ride out to the early evening BBQ on the trail. The stunning sunset ride back to the ranch is a wonderful way to end the day.

THURSDAY: A hearty ranch breakfast for all. Horses are trailered and guests are driven up to the forest boundary for a day ride and "wrangler lunch" in the high country. Arriving back at the ranch with time to relax, swim and fish before an nice sit down dinner for all.

FRIDAY: A hearty ranch breakfast for all. Morning ride on the high plateaus of the Indian Reservation with 360 degree views. Back for a picnic lunch and horseback corral games. A BBQ steak dinner followed by an evening around the fire or enjoy a fantastic local rodeo in Dubois.

SATURDAY: Continental breakfast with homemade coffee cakes, yogurts and fresh fruit. Teary goodbyes at the corrals and hugs to all, as newly made friends continue on their journeys.

800-453-9488 or 307-455-2839

1072 East Fork Road, Dubois, WY 82513

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