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CUSTOMIZED ADVENTURES:

(FOR PRIVATE GROUPS)

 
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Mountain Ranch Vacation

All-Inclusive Package

At 9,200 feet in the heart of the Wind River Mountains, we are Wyoming's highest elevation dude ranch. Family-owned and operated since 1973, we offer our guests an authentic mountain ranch experience. Sleep in log cabins and explore on horseback each day. Tailor every day’s agenda to best suit your group. Rustic comfort, western hospitality, and friendly staff make the Diamond 4 Ranch perfect for an unplugged summer vacation.

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Guided Pack Trip

All-Inclusive Package

Immerse yourself in the Wind Rivers for a multi-day Guided Pack Trip. We provide all the camp gear and excellent meals around the campfire as you camp alongside the horses each night and explore high-alpine lakes, rivers and scenic vistas each day. Our guides will tend to camp, cook delicious backcountry meals, wrangle horses, and guide you on daily rides/hikes. You can also opt to camp without horses & explore on foot each day.

Spot Pack Trip

Drop Camping Service

This is the “wilderness shuttle service” to support your backcountry adventure. With all your gear packed on horses, and the option to either ride a horse or hike, our wranglers will lead your group into the Popo Agie Wilderness, drop you off and return later to pack you out. You supply your own camp gear and food. This is perfect for groups who have their own gear, do not want a fully-guided trip, but want to lighten the load with horse support.

 

2024 SPECIALTY TRIPS:

(JOIN A PRE-ORGANIZED ADVENTURE)

 

Women’s Wellness Retreat

JUNE 23 - 28

Untamed Wellness Retreat

JULY 13 - 17

Fly Fishing & Wellness Trip

AUGUST 12 - 17

Holistic Wellness Retreat

JUNE 30 - JULY 4

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The Art of Wilding

JULY 21 - 26

Balanced Horsemanship

AUGUST 20 - 24

Wilderness Cowgirl Camp

JULY 7- 13

Women’s Wellness Pack Trip

AUGUST 4 - 10

 

Our Ranch

Experience our unique wilderness hospitality and the mountain grandeur that can only be enjoyed far away from noisy highways and crowded civilization. Each night you will be awed by the vast expanse of the milky way. With no distraction of town lights, the skies become a stargazers paradise. What better way to spend time and create lasting memories than to explore, unplug and connect with loved ones and new friends?

 

Our Location

The Allen’s Diamond 4 Ranch is located in the spectacular Wind River Mountain Range and is Wyoming's highest wilderness guest ranch. We offer log cabins, mountain trail riding, fly fishing, wilderness pack trips, and hunting. Our ranch is located on the Shoshone National Forest in Dickinson Park, accessing the Popo Agie Wilderness.

The Wind River Mountain Range boasts the largest active glaciers in the lower 48 states, hundreds of alpine lakes teeming with wild trout, abundant wildlife, and world-class fly fishing and rock climbing. The unique setting of the Diamond 4 Ranch in Dickinson Park gives you access to 100,000 spectacular acres. There is something for everyone - families, groups and individuals are welcome. We will tailor a trip to best suit the goals and abilities of you or your group.

 
 
 

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Our Story

The Allens are carrying on the family tradition of hosting visitors in the spectacular Wind River Mountain Range like their forefathers did here in the 1920's. Jim & Mary started the Diamond 4 Ranch in 1973. They raised their three daughters Christin, Holly and Jessie on the ranch. Now, youngest daughter Jessie is continuing the family business. The Allens love packing in the "Winds" and are dedicated to using the land wisely with minimum impact camping practices. The Diamond 4 Ranch gets its name from the Allen's horse brand which has a history from the days of the open range.

 
 
 

Reserve Your Adventure

Please submit a reservation request for us to help you plan a trip into the Wind Rivers. We appreciate all the helpful information you can provide to get the conversation started! Once your request is submitted, we will contact you by email.

 
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