There isn’t a luxury ranch as authentic as Heart Six Guest Ranch anywhere else in the American West, and they prove it with the richness of their heritage.
Founded in the late 1800s as an illicit trapping hideout, the ranch grew into an expansive cabin property. Then-owner Charlie “Beavertooth” Neil opened up a bargain store, a dance hall and an under-the-table gambling room, parts of we’re proud to still incorporate in our halls. The land passed hands from the 1930s to ’80s before it was renovated into its current incarnation in 1984.
While the quiet location was once ideal for trapping and gambling, it’s now an ideal getaway for families, couples, large groups and solo travelers. Their secluded property offers truly breathtaking views of the Buffalo Fork River snaking toward the Grand Teton mountains rising above the valley floor to an incredible 13,770 feet. The ranch offers horseback riding, canoeing, whitewater rafting, game hunting and insider’s tours of Yellowstone National Park.
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