School’s Out for Summer Special – Kids 50% Off!
Start your 2013 school break with an all-inclusive week at the Lazy L&B Ranch. Kids (sorry young at heart doesn’t count – we’re talking 17 and under) are half-price for the week of June 23rd if you book directly through us before May 31st. Email us at ranch@lazylb.com for more details or give us a ring at 800-453-9488.
Read MoreYellowstone National Park
We hear from a lot of people that want to combine a visit to Yellowstone National park with a Wyoming dude ranch vacation. Since the most convenient airport to the Lazy L&B is Jackson Hole and we’re located only 1.5 hours from the south entrance to Yellowstone we’re in a good position to make this happen. When possible we always encourage guests to visit the park before heading to us. Two million people visit Yellowstone each summer – it’s a busy place! It’s kind of nice to end...
Read MoreJackalope
Today I noticed that the #2 attraction in Dubois, according to TripAdvisor, is the Giant Jackalope. If you’re driving to the ranch from Jackson you’ll be lucky enough to pass right by it giving you the chance to snap some photos of you and your loved ones riding the jackalope. Sure to impress and astonish your friends back home. A little background on the jackalope for those of you who are not familiar with this amazing creature. The jackalope and Wyoming have strong ties to each other. The first American to...
Read MoreEarly June at the Lazy L&B is a fantastic deal!
Book directly through us before April 15th for either the week of June 2nd to 8th or June 9th to 15th and receive a $400 per person discount. That’s an all-inclusive trip of a lifetime for only $1,275 per person. June is an amazing time to be in our country as spring is in the air. The wild flowers are blooming and there are snowcapped mountains in the high country. You’ll have a chance to see deer, elk, moose, wild horses, and maybe even bighorn sheep with their young.
Read MoreSnow
One of the things I find most captivating about this area is its ever-changing beauty. I’ll be looking off in one direction admiring the red rocks, turn my attention to a snow capped mountain and when I look back to the red rocks they somehow look different due to a slight shift in the light. It never gets old. This area doesn’t get a whole lot of snow but when it does it adds another dimension of beauty.
Read MoreWall of Elk
Driving the girls to meet the school bus in the morning is an adventure in itself as it takes about 20 minutes to get from the ranch to the end of East Fork Road. The good news is that there’s no traffic, well, no vehicular traffic. A couple of days ago we were heading down the road when we saw a wall of black up ahead. It was still a bit dark out so it was hard to see what it was exactly. As we approached we realized it was elk. Tons of elk! I would say at least 125 elk. It was an awesome sight but unfortunately...
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