All-Inclusive Adventures
Each day offers new opportunities to relax and enjoy a pristine setting in the Tetons. Guests can fully customize their week by selecting which activities are of interest and how they spend time horseback.Wake up to alpenglow illuminating the Tetons and enjoy a hike or a fitness class at the Spa. The new coffee bar is a great way to kickstart the day.
Saddle up for the most stunning rides you’ll ever experience, or just forget your cares as you meet new friends in the lodge, your Lost Creek vacation will be just what you need and fully customized for each member of your family.
Horseback Riding
Saddle up for twice daily horseback rides with a maximum 1:8 wrangler to guest ratio. Groups are organized by riding ability– beginner, intermediate and advanced or by interest including – penning cattle in the arena, arena lessons or an all-day picnic ride.
Minimum: 6 years of age and older for rides. Additional age requirements for all day rides & work with cattle.
Maximum: 250lb rider weight limit
Scenic Float Trips
The stunning Snake River winds from north to south through Grand Teton National Park. In the quiet early morning floats, watch for elk and moose through the mist and overhead osprey and eagles. We run two, 10-mile scenic float trips per day on the most scenic stretch of the Snake River.
We provide complimentary transportation to/from the Snake River for our scenic floats.
Minimum: 6 years of age and 60lbs
Maximum: 8 persons per boat
Skeet Shooting & Archery
Instructor led skeet shooting and archery is available several times per week. A wide range of age appropriate firearms are available, including a .22, .410, and 12 gauge shot gun. For the safety of our staff and guests, please leave your personal firearms at home.
Minimum: 10 years of age on skeet shooting & adult supervision required
Kids Club
Families can participate in activities together or children can check into the Kids Club daily enjoying time with newfound friends. Little buckaroos under the age of 6 enjoy riding lessons in the arena, arts and crafts, swimming, and outdoor activities. The Kids Cookout and outdoor movie night allows parents a dinner on their own.
Minimum: potty trained – 10 years of age
Cowboy Cookouts
Cowboy coffee over an open flame is the perfect way to kick off a day spent in the saddle. The fan favorite breakfast cookouts offer camaraderie around the campfire and feature traditional Dutch oven breakfast items. The Farewell BBQ Cookout is just as filling with an incredible variety of regional proteins, local produce and nods to indigenous fare.
Evening Activities
Enjoy family entertainment each evening on the ranch as the sun sets on another fantastic day. Guest presenters, horse drawn wagon rides, live music, line dancing, roping instruction and more!
Don’t forget to schedule a session with our on staff Photographer to catch all the memorable moments.
Guided Nature Walks
East of Lost Creek Ranch and literally out your cabin’s back door, a vast mountain wilderness crisscrossed by trails awaits you. Guided nature walks leave from the ranch and go into Grand Teton National Park, which borders the ranch.
If you are interested in the main trailheads and hikes in the park, shuttle service can be arranged around onsite programming.
Wagon Rides
Your week starts with a wagon ride around the historic ranch. Led by our incredible wrangler team, you’ll have the opportunity to meet staff and map out the week’s adventures.
Midweek cocktail wagon ride and kids cookout are a guest favorite!
Fitness Center, Spa & Pool
Imagine reading a book by a pool surrounded by jagged peaks erupting from the earth. Or easing into the rejuvenating hot tub under a starry sky. You’ll never experience another pool with a Teton view like this. The fitness center offers a weight room, aerobic equipment, steam room and sauna.
By The Numbers
Packing Suggestions
For starters, our idyllic summer weather tends to be dry and cool with highs in the 70s and 80s most days. Afternoon rain showers frequent the valley, but are usually gone in two flicks of a horse’s tail. Our valley has recorded snowfall on every calendar day of the year, so it’s good to come prepared for colder weather, too. Especially at night and early morning, which often demand a sweater.
