| HIGHLIGHTS |
| Famous For: |
Spectacular views of the Tetons. Excellent for kids and families. Huge fish and great fishing program. |
| Capacity: |
44 |
| Open: |
June 3-August 17 |
| Altitude: |
6,800 |
| Location: |
Surrounded by Grand Teton National Park in Jackson Hole, 26 miles north of the town of Jackson, only 32 miles from Yellowstone |
| Reservations: |
(850) 877-1431 (Florida) mid October to mid May |
| Rates: |
Adults: Approximately $3,000 a week. Discount 20% to fill last minute vacancies over 4 nights
Children: Approximately $2,180 a week for chilren 6 and under- same 20% discount applies.
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| Minimum Stay: |
4 nights |
| Deposit: |
35% at booking, additional 35% 3 months before arrival |
| Payment: |
No credit cards, personal checks accepted. |
| Closest Airports: |
Jackson Hole, 18 miles. |
| Transportation: |
Rental car, or call to see about arranging transportation. |
| Travel Agents: |
YES |
| Guest Reviews: |
Read reviews from travelers who have visited this ranch. |
| FEATURED AMENITIES |
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 Big/Heavy Riders
200-250 lbs.
250-300 lbs.
Children's Programs
Nannies Encouraged
Children's Trail Riding
6 yrs old
Cuisine
Gourmet
Ranch/Western
Vegetarian
Culinary Trained Chefs
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Dude/Guest Ranches
Email Access
Fishing
Fly Fishing
Equipment Available
Stream Fishing on Property
Type of Fish
Trout
Golf
Near (within 30 miles)
Hiking
On Your Own
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Horseback Riding
Languages Spoken
English
Laundry Service
Liquor
Bring Your Own
Naturalist Guides
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Rafting
Nearby (within 30 miles)
Tennis
White-Water Rafting
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| LODGING |
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| Our spacious lodge provides the perfect venue for comfort and relaxation. Inside we have large stone fireplaces, Western art and artifacts, a full library of books and games and tempting aromas to whet your appetite. Feel free to take some cookies and lemonade in the afternoon and put your feet up on our deck, surrounded by colorful perennials and watch the hummingbirds buzz between the feeders. Our shaded log cabins are spread out, often overlooking a pond or stream and all have porches with wonderful Teton views. All cabins have small fridges, coffeemakers, electric heat, ceiling fans and bathrooms complete with showers and tubs. Larger two bedroom cabins have a living room and wood burning stoves. Daily housekeeping and ice delivery. Laundry facilities available to the guests in the afternoons and evenings. |
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| RECREATION |
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| Our emphasis is on a family vacation being spent with your family. Rides are small, usually just your family and a wrangler, and go out twice daily. All day rides are also available. Being surrounded by Grand Teton National Park we often see elk, buffalo, mule deer, antelope and coyotes on our rides, so be sure to bring your camera! If riding is not your thing, try fly-fishing on one of our many stocked trout ponds. We have all the equipment and are glad to teach you if you've never done it before. Patience is the only requirement. We can also arrange for guided fishing trips on the Snake River, or other rivers close by. Hiking is also a favorite pastime, and we can always point you in the right direction for that and even pack you a picnic lunch if you think you might miss a meal. Croquet, horseshoes, ping-pong and volleyball are also available on the ranch and sometimes the staff and guests will play softball in our "Field of Dreams" after dinner. Evenings are great for driving off the ranch and looking for game- moose especially are a treat to see. Other off site activities we encourage are scenic and whitewater floats, tennis, golf and visits to the museums, stores and galleries in the town of Jackson. Sight seeing in Grand Teton and Yellowstone are also popular side trips if you feel a need to give your horse a break. |
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| FOR CHILDREN |
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| Children of all ages are welcome, but there is no organized childrens program. Our minimum riding age is 6. Our predominantly Southern college staff is well mannered and enthusiastic and become great role models for the young. |
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| FOOD/LIQUOR |
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| We believe good food is just as important as a good horse. Our chefs serve breakfast to order, complete with fresh fruit and homemade muffins or pastries. Lunch is a buffet, with a hearty soup and a hot entree, several salads, Boars Head meat selections for sandwiches, and of course peanut butter and jelly and lots of homemade cookies and desserts. We have cocktails and hors d'oeuvres before dinner where guests can gather with new found friends and relax before a fire. We are happy to provide the setups, chill your wine and pour your drinks, but it is BYOB. Dinner is always a greatly anticipated event where you can choose among 4 entrees. We try to have something the kids will like and we are more than willing to accommodate special dietary requests given advance notice. Children eat with their parents, not separately. Sunday night cookouts with singing and s'mores. |
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| MEMBERSHIPS |
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| Dude Rancher's Association, Wyoming Dude Rancher's Association |
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| REGION/CUSTOMS |
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| Nothing is more spectacular than Jackson Hole, Wyoming and the magnificent Teton Range. Moose Head Ranch is the last privately owned guest ranch completely surrounded by Grand Teton National Park and here you can enjoy seclusion and solitude, a stunning wilderness setting and all the comforts of the modern world. |
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| HISTORY/HOSTS |
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| Originally homesteaded in 1923, the Mettler family has owned and operated Moose Head since 1967. Louise Mettler Davenport and her husband Kit, along with longtime ranch manager Dave Edmiston and his wife Cathy, are hands-on and always available to answer your questions or offer suggestions. Our philosophy is simple: We want to create a lifetime of memories for you and we look forward to your return. We like nothing better than when a family calls up and says all their kids want for Christmas is a return trip to Moose Head! |
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| ITINERARY |
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| With our daily lives as scheduled as they are, we try not to plan every moment of your vacation. Do as little or as much as you care to do, it's up to you. No phones or TV. |
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