December 17th, 2015 by 4URRanch
Thanksgiving brought us about 10 inches of fresh powder, and it just keeps coming! It has been a gorgeous holiday season and we’ve taken full advantage of it. Brady and Damon rigged up the snowmobile with 3 sledding tubes and pulled the 4 Gibbons’ kids around the hills, much to their delight. (The children enjoyed … Read More
November 10th, 2015 by 4URRanch
The mine is one of the most fascinating historical structures on the 4UR Ranch. It catches your eye as you scan the beautiful horizon of the Ranch and it stirs up questions of what life was like 100 years ago for the miners and how different things must have looked. What was the mine used … Read More
September 24th, 2015 by 4URRanch
The 4UR Ranch has had an amazing summer season, and we’re all looking forward to a fantastic fall! As I write this blog, I can hear laughter through my open windows as the final week of our Children’s Program is winding down and the kids are enjoying their last “hurrahs” before heading back to school. … Read More
July 20th, 2015 by 4URRanch
The 4UR Ranch has many exceptional programs to offer guests during their stay, but this year’s top of the list is our Hiking program. We have offered hikes to our guests on a request only basis in the past, but this year hiking has become another asset along with our horsemanship program, kid’s program and … Read More
May 4th, 2015 by 4URRanch
The 4UR Ranch has spent this past winter/early spring remodeling the offices and reception area in our Main Lodge. This week, Kathy, Robin and Aaron are finally moving in. There are boxes with miscellaneous computer cords and office supplies occupying counter tops and filing cabinets in the entrance, but our Managers have a smile on … Read More
February 21st, 2015 by 4URRanch
This winter at the 4UR, we had to say goodbye to our old faithful feed truck, Big Red. Although he will be missed, his replacement, Big Red II has proven the “new guy” is ready to face any given task with ease and muscle. Winter is vehicle maintenance time at the 4UR Ranch. Our … Read More
December 22nd, 2014 by 4URRanch
This winter, the 4UR Ranch is remodeling and building to continue to bring you excellent service. All remodels and construction are the combined efforts of Creede America and Vineyard Construction. Main Lodge Remodel When you arrive at the Ranch this summer, you will notice the first remodel as you arrive and check in. We have … Read More
November 11th, 2014 by 4URRanch
Last month, the 4UR Ranch hosted a photography class sponsored by the Rio Grande Headwaters Land Trust (RiGHT). It was taught by Mike Blakeman, an accomplished photographer who has been donating his time and contributing his expertise to RIGHT for several years. What is RiGHT? RiGHT was founded in 1999. It is a non-profit organization … Read More
September 16th, 2014 by 4URRanch
Hay season is in full swing at the 4UR. We love this time of year – the sunlight seems a little more golden, there is a hint of fall in the leaves, and the air is a little crisper. A few weeks ago, there was a taint of sadness with many staff returning to college … Read More
July 30th, 2014 by 4URRanch
We wanted to give you an update on the progress of our 4UR garden! Each day on my walk to the lodge, I walk past the garden and am amazed at the noticeable progression of the plants and herbs growing along the south side of the old bathhouse. Every morning, evening and many times throughout … Read More
July 11th, 2014 by 4URRanch
The summertime buzz around the 4UR Ranch has been the incredible hatch of various flies we are experiencing along Goose Creek and the Rio Grande River. To give you just a glimpse of the incredible fishing we have had due to these little guys, we’ll introduce you to a few that have been out in … Read More
June 9th, 2014 by 4URRanch
Palmer House, a historic building at the 4UR Ranch, has a new look! The remodel of the building, taken on by Avery Auger of Creede America, started late winter/early spring. When walking into Palmer House, you will now experience a light, open and airy feel. The building still has a lot of the same beautiful … Read More