A young buckaroo hangs on for dear life. This place has its own private course for patrons. Putt into a fiberglass rabbit, through four revolving barrels or up a ramp to jump a sticky obstacle. Some longer holes have multiple obstacles. No two are alike.
H is for horseback riding.
The wranglers here will take you for a ride right into the mountains where the elk roam. After the ride, you and your parents can eat a delicious dinner in the log lodge or outside chuckwagon style, depending on what day you go. A short drive from Idaho Falls can find you near Ririe at Granite Creek Guest Ranch, a real working cattle ranch that also rents horses for short rides. This old-fashioned creamy ice cream comes in 50 flavors and has been made in Livingston since 1912. Try the Peanut Butter Chip, Huckleberry, Cookies and Cream or Pecan Praline.