BRING YOUR HORSE!!! Ride from a different trailhead every day if you like, then return to a hot shower and comfortable bed where you can cook by the river or enjoy the western hospitality at one of the fine restaurants in Dubois. Alpine Lakes and Trails LLC, located six miles west of Dubois, Wyoming, along the banks of the Wind River, is the base camp to adventure in the Wind Rivers, Yellowstone, Teton, and Absaroka areas. It is surrounded by pristine National Forest and Wilderness country. Mountain lakes and streams are numerous and surrounded by spectacular scenery. Bring your fishing poles and cameras. Trailer your horses to any number of trailheads, ride for as long as you like, then return to Alpine Lakes and Trails LLC for the night. Your horses can rest up in a pasture or stall with plenty of feed and water while you relax along the Wind River or go into Dubois for dinner. You could ride a different trail every day or leave the horses in the pasture for a day while you go to Jackson Hole, Yellowstone Park, or Grand Teton Park, or float the Snake River. There are unlimited adventures awaiting you from the beautiful country surrounding Alpine Lakes and Trails!
Take a walk into local history and see why this property was once a part of the main headquarters of the Disney Ranch. Come enjoy the tranquil setting along the banks of the Wind River at the base of the Wind River Mountains. We have just over 14 acres of land with pasture, native cottonwood trees and a wonderful run of river frontage. A vintage log barn adds to the charm and character of the unique property. The log home has over 3500 sq. ft. of living space and guest quarters. Bring your horses, fly rod and whatever else suits your fancy and walk where Walt once did.
Bring
your horse and ride out on a different trailhead each day.
In the evening, let your horse graze in the pasture or in a stall
while you relax and enjoy an evening barbeque.
Dubois, Wyoming • 45 miles east of Teton National Park
Hi! Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Jim Lundahl and I have been involved in renting horses for over 30 years at Sweetwater (Ideal Beach) in Bear Lake, Utah, and Beaver Creek Lodge in Logan Canyon, Utah (www.beavercreeklodge.com). During this time, I have met horsemen who don't want to rent a horse, they want to ride their own. They don't want a guide, they want to come and go as they like and stay as long as they like. I must admit, I feel the same way. I have always thought that if the right facility, in the right place could be found, where horse owners could bring their own horses and not be required to have a guide, it would be successful. The place had to be on a river with good pastures and in close proximity to national forest and wilderness areas. It would have to have great fishing, opportunities to view wildlife, and remarkable riding trails. After a long search, I found such a property. It is the old headquarters of the Walt Disney ranch, west of Dubois, Wyoming, along the banks of the Wind River (www.duboiswyoming.org). The Dubois area is surrounded by national forest and BLM land and is close to several wilderness areas with great opportunities for viewing wildlife.
