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Lost Creek Ranch & Spa
Moose, Wyoming, United States · Independent · Accessible Luxury



Lost Creek Ranch in Moose is an all-inclusive guest ranch of ten log cabins that takes about sixty people a week, with wranglers matching riders to a string of more than eighty horses for trips into Grand Teton National Park. The Halpin family bought the ranch in 1968 to keep a dude-ranch tradition going and became sole owners in 1989. A spa, pool, and hot tub sit a short walk from the lodge.
- 10 rooms
- Opened 1930
About Lost Creek Ranch & Spa
- Jerry Halpin, whose family bought the ranch in 1968, founded the Grand Teton National Park Foundation in 1997, which had raised $65 million by 2017.
- Lost Creek is an authorized concessioner of Grand Teton National Park and the Bridger-Teton National Forest, with rides from a string of more than eighty horses.
History
Lost Creek Ranch, at 17820 Old Ranch Road in Moose, Wyoming, is an all-inclusive guest ranch of ten log cabins. The Halpin family purchased it in 1968 to continue Albert's tradition of dude ranching and became sole owners in 1989. Jerry Halpin founded the Grand Teton National Park Foundation in 1997; as of 2017 the foundation had raised $65 million. The ranch is an authorized concessioner of Grand Teton National Park and the Bridger-Teton National Forest. It hosts about sixty guests a week and keeps a string of more than eighty horses.
The setting
12.5 miles from Grand Teton National Park.
Experiences
- Horseback riding — Horseback riding through picturesque trails.
- Fishing — Fishing in the ranch's serene lakes.
- Guided nature walks — Guided nature walks mentioned in a travel magazine article.
- Culinary experiences — Culinary experiences mentioned in a travel magazine article.
Amenities
- Ten log cabins
- All-inclusive stays for about 60 guests
- Horseback riding with a string of more than 80 horses
- Spa, pool, and hot tub
- Authorized concessioner of Grand Teton National Park and the Bridger-Teton National Forest
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