Come enjoy 7 days and 6 nights of mountain beauty and tranquility at this quintessential Colorado working ranch. Enjoy fly fishing, mountain biking, shooting targets and clay pigeons, a soak in the hot springs, and tubing down the Colorado River in the Rockies between Steamboat Springs and Vail. This is a perfect place to escape the city with your loved ones, experience ranchlife, and enjoy your favorite outdoor sports, solitude, campfires under the stars, wildflowers in bloom, and a comfortable mountain home.

Lodging (whole house included in the price):

• Full kitchen with gas range, oven and dishwasher
• Two bathrooms (with two showers and one tub)
• Three bedrooms (Room 1: king bed, Room 2: two sets of bunk beds, Room 3: two sets of bunk beds)
• Family room with wood burning stove
• Food and drink packages available upon request (options from food delivery to private chef)

Included Activities & Amenities (for up to 6 guests):

• Guided fly fishing in two stocked ponds on property full of rainbow and brook trout
• Miles of secluded mountain biking and hiking trails
• 500 yard shooting range & clay shooting (guns, ammo, clays, and instructor available for additional fee)
• Campfires under the stars overlooking the lake
• Wash machine and dryer

Ranch Rule = No Jerks Allowed

Note: Check-in is at 3pm on the day of arrival and check-out is at 11am. Reserve the date that corresponds to the first day you want to spend at the Copper Spur Ranch. Example: if you want to stay from Saturday (check-in) to Friday (check-out), click the Saturday date.

Additional Info: The Copper Spur Ranch sits at an elevation between 7,600 and 9,700 feet above sea level. It backs up to BLM, national forest and other private land, some of which gets above 10,000 feet of elevation. The area offers a variety of terrain settings, various water sources, and fields that are grazed by cattle. The public land is hard to access without permission from the ranchers, whose property you must cross to pass into public territory. Only our guests have permission from the rancher to pass through the private land to get to the public access points. The entire area is part of the migration path from summer range to winter range for the elk herd.

Here are links to videos of some (but not all!) of the areas you will be enjoying:

Copper Spur Flyover Video

Upper Yarmony Flyover Video