Buffalo at Heart Six Guest Ranch can be found on the drive into the ranch on Route 26. The correct name is the American Bison. When the government put aside Grand Teton National Park in 1929 the area the Buffalo live in was not a......
The word “Cowboy” first appeared in the English language in 1725. It was a translation of the Spanish word “Vaquero”. Vaquero means a person who managed cattle on horseback. The term “cowboy” means “a boy who tends cows.” Cowboys began their careers as young as......
Grand Teton Float Trips on the Snake River in Grand Teton National Park are provided by Heart Six Guest Ranch through one of the oldest permits in the park. Heart Six Dude Ranch has been taking guests down the river since before Grand Teton was......
Heart Six Guest Ranch Private Tours to Old Faithful Geyser during the summer can be reserved any day of the week. We complete the lower loop in one day leaving the ranch at 8 a.m. and coming back to the ranch between 6 and 8......
Cont’d Heart Six Pack Trips continue past Crater Lake and up around a 1000 foot climb to the top of the world on the Continental Divide. I had on a Garmin Watch with full GPS capabilities that allowed for me to record on a map......
In 2013 Heart Six Ranch was lucky enough to host Nik and Dusty from the Show Two for the Road which airs on PBS Television. They captured our beautiful Dude Ranch in a 5 minute video that everybody should watch. The caption on YouTube reads,......
Jackson Hole Snowmobiling through Heart Six Guest Ranch on the Continental Divide over the Togwotee pass is simply amazing. I found this video that one of our guests made two winters ago and thought I should share it with you. The scenery is simply fantastic......
So, I was on Youtube and found this video somebody took with a GoPro of Jackson Hole snowmobiling with Heart Six Guest Ranch on the Continental Divide in 2016. Each day during the winter we have 30 snowmobiles and take guests out riding up into......
Wyoming hunting starts with Heart Six Dude Ranch pack trips into the Bridger-Teton Forest up to the Yellowstone River at the base of Younts Peak in early July through September 19th of each year. In 2017, we headed up the trail from Turpin Meadow and......