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***This place is now closed... ****…read more ....but it was saved also by an anonymous donor, whom then donated the property and cabins to the National Park for employee housing. We absolutely adore (former owners and Moulton Ranch hosts) Hal and Iola Blake.. and had stayed here numerous times. We ate dinner with the two one evening and it was a privilege. They were, and still are, wonderful people, whom sold the facility after having run it for many years. When we did stay here, Hal and/or Iola were up from sunrise to sunset doing yardwork, maintenance. They truly poured their heart and soul into this place. It was an absolute honor to have stayed here. I recall numerous times during various stays here, we'd awaken around 3 AM and go outside and saw more stars than ever before. We saw bear on the property during several stays. We saw buffalo stampedes running down the gravel road in front/back in fields as well. I also recall, from our cabin window, we saw a buffalo stand off against horses in a field. The National Park kept horses in a nearby field, fenced, and a buffalo jumped the fence.. as it did, the horses lined up shoulder to shoulder and stared at the buffalo. The buffalo looked at them, then trotted and jumped over the other side of the fence, as it was "cutting through." We also saw a coyote sleeping by our cabin during the day. We will never forget our stays at this place, nor the views. It was an absolute gem, close the to Park, along Mormon Row. I am betting we took 1000 pictures during our numerous stays at this place. The accommodations were always comfortable, spotless clean, and the owners were amazing hosts. I wish Hal and Iola Blake, and their family, the absolute best in their retirement, as they were two of the nicest, most genuine, down-to-earth people we've ever met anywhere. I cannot imagine we'll ever stay at a more scenic, hidden-gem place ever again in our lifetime.. anywhere. We certainly may never meet nicer people than the Blakes. We really got to know them during our numerous stays here. They are blessed people. I will always smile when recalling our 5 pm walks down the gravel road, petting horses, smelling the mountain air, with mountains in all directions. I will also never forget our first stay here, years ago... what a spectacular experience we had each stay....

Stayed in the "Grand" cabin. Literally our front door walked out on a deck with the full view of…read morethe Grand Teton Mountains. We had wild Bison walking just outside the fence so you could get great pictures (safely). Iola is a fantastic host. The place is VERY clean, has a great full kitchen and outdoor gas grill. They also have a fire pit for s'mores if the wind isn't too bad! The cabin fit our family of 4 well, larger families might be a little cramped. The place is very quiet, and rustic. They have wifi but it's weak and there's no phone or TVs, although Verizon service does work there. Great place to completely unplug and you are minutes from everything the Grand Teton National Park has to offer. Would definitely return and recommend, even though its a little pricey - well worth it.

Trail creek ranch is a hidden paradise in the Tetons. We celebrated our 30th anniversary here and…read morehad an absolutely wonderful time during our stay. Alex was so warm and helpful. The property is gorgeous and secluded. We stayed in Alex's Cabin, which was charming, cozy yet spacious, and well stocked without being fussy or cluttered. The mattress was very comfortable. The ranch is just 10 minutes from Moose-Wilson Road, which goes right into the national park. I can't imagine a better place to stay. We hope to be able to visit again.

I cannot say enough about our 3 night stay at Trail Creek Ranch. Our hosts Alex and Mike were so…read morehospitable and made us feel like home from the moment we arrived. We stayed at the cabin "The Ritz" and it was perfect for our family of 4. There is a bedroom upstairs with 2 twin beds and then the queen room down. A grill, coffee maker, mini fridge, and small kitchen with dishes, utensils etc. would have allowed for us to cook if we had wanted to. But we chose to eat at the several amazing restaurants nearby. Wilson is a 1.5 mile drive with some incredible places - Nora's Fishcreek for breakfast is a must! And Streetcar is an excellent choice with a great variety of quality food from Tacos, hamburgers, Poke bowls, fresh salads, and more. Or head into Jackson for more great choices - Snake River Brewing is recommended. We also were able to book a Wildlife safari with Brush Buck into the Tetons and it was incredible. We saw a grizzly and 4 cubs, a moose, mule deer, elk, pronghorn, and marmots. The boys also had an AMAZING guided fishing expedition up to Jenny lake (the Snake River is not fishable this time of year but the lake trout was abundant!). But back to the ranch. The Ritz cabin is adorable with a screened-in porch, fireplace, winding staircase and HUGE open windows that allowed us to admire the incredible view. Lilacs were left for us upon our arrival. The property is a horse ranch. Also there are a bunch of other cabins to choose from so if you need something larger, etc. check out the website. The horses are from private borders so you can't ride them, but you can feed them apples or carrots; which was the highlight of our experience here. Just spending time with the horses, walking trails, etc. There are several trailheads 1/2 mi up the road from the ranch, which one leads you up to to an incredible calm lake at the top of Teton Pass. I would HIGHLY recommend this amazing gem in Jackson Hole. It was the perfect place to rest and experience being on a horse ranch and enjoying the majesty of the Tetons. I cannot thank Alex and Mike enough for everything!!!

A+++ This place is…read morethe best. My wife and I spent 4 days fishing, hiking, horseback riding and stuffing ourselves with gourmet food. It's like camping but with all the comforts of a resort. Joe and Marsha run the place with the help of Trey and Shelby their managers. The entire crew, chief, guides, etc. exceed expectations. Hike to the top of Sleeping Indian, learn to fly fish, enjoy a sauna, take full advantage because you'll be back at work before you know it. I'd suggest letting the staff pick you up at the airport or in town....the road up is not exactly smooth.... This place is worth every penny.

One of the most beautiful places I've ever visited! The service and accommodations matched the…read morescenery, it was second to none. The food was extraordinary! We had a great time fly fishing and horseback riding. The managers Trey and Shelby were amazing gracious hosts. Trey's experience as a fly fishing guide was amazing. He did a great job with my boys they are now very excited about fly fishing. Shelby was an extordanary host and wrangler. They made sure every detail was just right. My only regrets about my visit was it was only 2 nights. My other regret was I did come visit sooner. I will definitely be coming back!

Been visiting Moose Head for over 10 years, and each time I leave, I start planning on how to…read morereturn. Lindsay, Chris, & Eddy are gracious hosts, the food is *excellent*, the horseback riding is superb, and their views of the Grand Tetons are magnificent. Here's a pic I grabbed one morning when the sun was rising and lighting the mountain range up.

We had an incredible vacation at Moose Head Ranch when our family visited back in June…read more The ranch is in a quiet area about 30 minutes outside of town. It covers a fairly large area and has a number of activities you can do: horseback riding, fishing, hiking, and more. The food was excellent! They prepared 3 meals each day and we weren't disappointed at all. They even packed a picnic lunch for us to take when we went to Yellowstone for the day. The views at MH are amazing. It was so beautiful having the Tetons right outside of your window. We've missed MH since we were there and look forward to visiting again soon!

Mill Iron Ranch was an unforgettable experience. We were a group of four women with zero horseback…read moreriding experience, and we did this to try something new and celebrate a birthday. I'm so glad we chose Mill Iron. The trail was breathtaking, reaching a couple thousand feet in elevation with stunning views of the Grand Tetons. It's very beginner friendly, and even the kids, both 9 & 11 years old, in the other our group had no trouble keeping up. We did the group ride instead of a private one, but it still felt personal and small with just one other family, we were a total of 8. Cole, our guide, was fantastic. He kept a safe, easy pace, took breaks for us and the horses, and even took group photos once we reached the top. A quick heads up for those considering the 2-hour trail ride: you don't get off the horse the entire time, so expect a little soreness or stiffness by the end. But honestly, it's so worth it. The staff is kind, professional, and clearly care deeply for the horses. We learned that each horse only does one ride a day to avoid being overworked. If you're on the fence about trying horseback riding, take this as your sign. Go for it, you won't regret it.

We enjoyed a 2 hour horseback riding tour and Sadie was our guide. This is a family owned ranch…read morethat has been in the family for five generations. We rode up 2000 feet for incredible views in Bidger-Teton National Forest. The views were stunning and all of their horses are well taken care of and well trained. We had a wonderful time and highly recommend doing a tour with Mill Iron Ranch.

Our slice of heaven. Fresh air, horses, Tetons!! The staff was amazing. The wranglers so helpful…read moreand fun. The food...was amazing. Activities available for every level rider and stuff to do for those who don't want to ride. This will be an annual family vacation for us for sure!

The ranch is the jewel in the area. The setting is stunning. Service and amenities are definitely…read moreupper tier for a dude ranch. Their staff members are all rockstars in their field who are eager to give you the time of your life while making it all seem effortless. They love their job which makes it easy for the guests to relax into indulging the comfortable lodging, delicious food (catered to dietary preferences) and fun activities. My family is vegan and the kitchen prepared creative dishes for us at every meal time. We liked the variety of trail rides customized to each family members riding ability, and enjoyed the private river float with truly exceptional guides. We do recommend a car to explore hikes or sights around the area and venture into Yellowstone. And yes, the weather can be somewhat unpredictable - we got rained, hailed and snowed on in July... - and mosquitoes are plentiful. Just remember you are in the natural habitat of all sorts of wildlife.

This past Monday July 7 at 2:28, my husband and I were on the main highway. We stopped along the…read moreroad with several other cars as the tour from your ranch were crossing. One of the guides was struggling with the horse he was on. It was doing circles while he was on the highway waiting for others to cross. Once everyone had crossed and he was on the dirt, he proceeded to hit his horse several times in the neck, which appeared to be with a lot of force. We were appalled and this type of abuse to this horse should never happen. I suggest you terminate this employee or take any necessary action. What we witnessed was awful and I hope this isn't typical of the way your Ranch treats these beautiful animals.

The teen group at Triangle X Ranch was such an amazing experience and one I will certainly be…read morereturning to. Our horse wranglers Carson, Brittany, and Matt were so much fun and some of the coolest people you will meet. Daily horseback rides were epic and the teen overnight was the highlight of everyone's week.

Amazing family vacation: horses, wranglers and staff all friendly. This is an all inclusive dude…read moreranch with quaint cabins adjacent to the hobak river. You can cold plunge in the river, fly fish, enjoy games when not riding. Think of this as a down home family horse camp with time to unwind. Dinner is served family style. Summer schedule includes hot springs, rafting and cookouts. Your rides will be in the beautiful bridger Teton National Forrest. Note: there is no cell service and WiFi is spotty. Perfect for disconnecting

We stayed at this dude ranch in the middle of summer/June. To say I LOVED it .. is an…read moreunderstatement. The staff was very friendly and helpful. You get your dedicated wrangler to guide you horse back rides. The wranglers are always working and never complain. The cabin was heaven. So easy pass out and the beds were comfy. No TV but that's ok. It was nice to unwind. I spent many evenings on the rocking chair on the porch Make sure you look at the sky again night. So many stars that it takes your breath away. I woke my family up to see There is a game room which my son loved hanging out in so he can play chess with other guests The food was tasty. We had a cook out for one of the dinners along w line dancing which was fun. There was a dinner bell which was cool We ate lunch at the top of the mountain during our all day horseback tour Being next to the river was refreshing One night we went into Jackson hole to the rodeo. They picked up/dropped off from the airport (don't recall if it was extra but worth it) All the guests were friendly so it made my trip all the more relaxing I really loved this place and I can't wait to go back

We stayed here for 5 nights and also booked horseback riding through the stables. The resort is…read moreabout a 7 minute drive up the mountain from the main road and it's pretty windy. If there's no traffic it's another 7-8ish minutes to the town of Jackson. We booked the Alta Vista house and a condo booked for 5 nights (due to the size of our family). The house was beautiful and had an amazing view of the Tetons from a large backyard. We have kids and they were beyond accommodating with having multiple high chairs, cribs, and a pack n play in the house ready for our arrival. The house did not have air conditioning which I think is fine for the majority of the time, but it was in the high 80s while we were there and there were a few nights that were incredibly hot upstairs. They did have multiple fans in every single bedroom which was nice. This wouldn't stop me from staying there again but a few things that I was surprised about... -3 of the 4 bath tubs had the stop drain removed so you couldn't fill them for kids to take a bath -one of the closets had an opening to the attic and there was insulation kind of hanging down out of it -the beds were all made with an insane amount of blankets, comforters, etc. I'm assuming they use the same bedding year round -the hot tub was closed for repairs, but no one seemed to be repairing it -it's $75 for a key to turn on the firepit... We booked the horseback riding online for 4 people. Unfortunately one person was unable to make it and we were able to have another family member take his place. Our guide was Hannah and she was amazing! She was incredibly helpful, shared a ton of facts and information along the way, and was really kind. I would definitely go back - just for the ease of everything and the amazing views knowing that there are likely a few things to keep in mind when booking.

Million dollar views, one-dollar accommodations. We rented a 2-bdrm suite (townhome) which by the…read moredeceptively mixed advertised pics looks like 2-bdrm with a kitchen and living room. Ours was the upper unit which is 2 bdrm unit with an odd jack-and jill bathroom connecting the two rooms, and no kitchen or common sitting area. We immediately drove back to the front desk and asked "where is our kitchen and living room?" They said that is only for the lower units. Nowhere is this clear when you book the room. In fact their website summary and pictures of the units (pic included below) are deceptively mixed so that it appears that you get what you would expect from a "two bedroom suite with kitchen". We asked them to unlock the shared door between the upper alnd lower unit so that we would have a small gathering place and a kitchen. They only did this for an extra fee, ignoring our complaint that this was falsley presented on theri website. The lower unit had a musty old smell, as if the unit not is not often used. There was a sunken area living area, and a murphy bed in what they call the "dining room". Upstairs, one bedroom had a comforter with a large spot (hand sized) of dried blood on it (it had been laundered, but not fully cleaned). The continental breakfast that we pikced up at the front desk ( a separate building) is a boxed breakfast with two hardboiled eggs, an oj, a small, hard bagel in plastic wrap with some cream cheese. and a cheeses stick. It was the same box for all days. We only picked them up on the first day. We took one look and didn't eat anything. We checked out a day early because we were unwilling to spend another night there. The front desk people seemed cordial enough, but they appeared to be ready for the complaints, as if this is a common occurrence, so we didn't bother and just left. It goes without saying that I strongly encourage others to look elsewhere for accomodations in this area. --------- Additional comment: I had saved part of the breakfast box and just discovered that the items I saved in our cooler had expired (cheese and OJ). I can't imagine what that says about the bagel, cream cheese, and hardboiled eggs that were immediate throw-aways! Downgrading form 2 stars to one star! Don't stay here.