Lost Valley Ranch

Lost Valley Ranch invites you to experience our signature brand of Western Hospitality. The recipient of the prestigious AAA Four Diamond award for almost 40 consecutive years, we've been providing unforgettable Colorado guest ranch experiences for adventurers and families alike since 1961. Set against 26,000 acres of Pike National Forest, you'll experience the majestic Rocky Mountains like never before. From our humble origins as a working cattle operation to our 23 deluxe Colorado cabins with fireplaces, cooked to order cowboy cuisine and an incredible variety of Colorado outdoor activities, Lost Valley continues the legacy of down-to-earth hospitality established by the Foster family for over 50 years. Our all-inclusive Colorado dude ranch offers guests the opportunity to reconnect with the spirit of the Old West, complete with horseback riding, family-friendly activities and the exceptional service of our professional staff. Breathe in the fresh mountain air, hike through flowering meadows or simply relax with a fishing pole on Goose Creek—it's all here to enjoy at your own pace. At Lost Valley, our "Brand" is more than just a proud symbol of ownership that appears on our horses and cattle; it's a promise that our Ranch Family is dedicated to making your stay the best Colorado vacation you've ever had. Perhaps that's why so many of our guests return to the ranch year after year. And when your time with us does come to an end, we know you're Lost Valley experience will remain a permanent "brand" in your memory and your heart. Every stay at Lost Valley Ranch includes three meals day. They are served up fresh and cooked to order from our talented chefs. From traditional Western-style dishes to Continental classics, we focus on healthy, well-balanced meals that are big on taste and cater to a variety of dietary preferences. On a special diet? No worries, we'll do our best to accommodate your individual needs. Most meals are served in our main dining room, but you'll be delighted to discover how lunch in a meadow, breakfast on a mountaintop or a sack lunch from your saddlebag can make something good taste even better.