The Eaton brothers moved to Wyoming in 1904. It's still a family-run ranch. The main reason for coming is to ride. You can ride daily, take all-day rides into the mountains and do an overnight pack trip to the cow camp in Big Horn National Forest. If you want a wrangler to go along till you get the lay of the land, that's easy to arrange.
Dudes also can take riding lessons.
After breakfast in the ranch's big dining room, we usually headed to the corral. The ranch keeps a herd of about 220 horses. You are fitted with a saddle and given a horse the first day. Usually we rode till lunch, then went out again after dinner for a couple of hours. One day with water bottles and sandwiches in our saddle bags, we took an all-day ride, about six hours on the Roosevelt Trail.