Last year was my first visit to the T Cross, as the ranch I'd visited for the prior 20 years…read moreclosed. This year is my second visit and I'm already planning next year's visit. This place is perfect for me. I wanted a ranch that focuses on riding, which the T Cross does -- they don't force you to ride but unless you fish that's about it. It's small and not pretentious, family-run and a bit remote. Cell phones don't work here so it's a great place to disconnect. Cabins are spotless and vary in size. Food is plentiful and delicious. I have no food allergies but the ranch definitely bends over backwards to accommodate those who do. There's a multi-compartment refrigerator on the main lodge porch and each cabin has its own compartment. You can put your soft drinks/wine/whatever in there and nobody takes anything that isn't theirs. The wranglers do a great job at matching horses to riders, and they're willing to swap horses if things don't work out. They also do a great job at dividing the guests so that experience riders aren't stuck with rank beginners, and rank beginners aren't pushed past their comfort level. The week I was there last year, they tried to keep the kids in separate rides so that the adults could do a little more challenging riding.

From the owner: We offer the adventure of a lifetime with activities including horseback riding for adults and…read morechildren, customized for different skill levels; cow-cutting and team penning; fly-fishing; shooting;and pack trips. The T Cross is an all-inclusive vacation, great for families, couples, girlfriend getaways, family reunions or corporate retreats.

Booking with Equitours was truly one of the worst experiences of my life. 19 days before our…read moreintended trip, my spouse had a horrible riding accident that required immediate surgery and crippled her for a year and a half. The day after her accident, we contacted Equitours and asked if there was SOME dispensation that could be made given this turn of events. While we understood we could not recoup much of our costs (to be clear and fair - we were under the 30 day window, and understand trip guides need to be paid and horses managed for rider spots) we thought perhaps Equitours would work with us and extend some recompense for SOME part of our trip - a credit, a transfer, someone to take our place - we suggested a seriously discounted rate of 40 or 50% off on their website or social media- any rate to get a little back! Equitours simply posted the trip at a 10% discount once on their Facebook page and then our agent immediately went on vacation, kicked off her OOO, and dropped us since our trip was paid for and that was that. No communication, nor was a a single dime of our trip was refunded, transferred, or credited. Equitours pretty much said "oh well." We will NEVER do an Equitours ride again nor would we recommend this company for their terrible customer service.

I had the pleasure of booking Equitours Hekla-Landmannalaugar ride in Iceland. The entire…read moreexperience was without exception excellent. The trip was exactly as presented. Biggi with Equitours answered all of my questions. The recommendations for clothing, essentials and travel requirements were all correct, making preparations easy. The guides, Stefnir and Anita were absolutely amazing, and made everyone feel like a member of their family. The trip was well organized with attention to safety and and care of horse and rider. Their knowledge of local history and lore was shared with obvious love of their heritage. The Icelandic horses are indeed amazing in both their strength and their beauty. Thank you, Equitours, Inc. I will definitely be riding with you again.

The restaurant at 3 Spear Ranch is a rustic charmer with a spectacular view of the mountains and…read moreless than three miles from the town of Dubois. Expect gourmet fare from locally sourced meat and game, and the menu changes weekly. During high season for guests (May-October) reservations may be hard to come by, but the restaurant is open Thursday through Sunday year 'round. Nice little bar and sitting area. Picture windows all along one side of the restaurant. Valet parking. My husband and I celebrated my birthday there and the food was excellent. The apple-sausage flatbread appetizer was terrific and enough for a meal or to share. I also had the grilled salmon with asparagus and a rye whiskey old fashioned that was particularly tasty. Dubois is what Jackson was 40 years ago, a tiny picturesque town with guest ranches and several really wonderful restaurants. This is the crown jewel of Wyoming cowboy dining.

The bread and honey butter and cheese curd starters were very good. The sauce that came with the…read morecurds was like nothing I've hd before. It was good, but they were even better with ranch. The medallions were cooked perfectly and were SO GOOD! My partner enjoyed the Cajun pasta as well. The wine and whiskey sour were great too! Service was excellent, everyone was very attentive, easy to joke with and very pleasant. It was a very casual atmosphere, yet fine dining experience all in one. Definitely a place to try when in Dubois!!

Great spot in downtown Dubois. Staples in for dinner and was pleasantly surprised. Food was really…read moregood, wait staff was on point, and the ambiance was nice. Enjoyed Lone Buffalo will be back next time we are in town!

Great value for an historic and educational display. Very interesting and informative.read more

From the owner: The Dubois Museum hosts numerous Discovery Speakers programs, Children's Exploration programs and…read moreAdventure Trek programs. Exhibits and artifacts relating to the areas historic Dude Ranches, Tie Hack Industry, Native Americans and natural history are important aspects of the Upper Wind River Region are prominently featured at the Dubois Museum.

I came into the Cowboy Cafe while my husband Ryan was working close by on a work trip. I was…read moregreeted with a smile. They definitely have lots of locals but also tons of people coming through on snowmobiles. My server was amazing. She kept everything clean, checked on everyone constantly, while alarms grabbing and serving the food keeping things clean checking on people etc etc and did it while making people laugh and smile. I ordered this delicious breakfast with home made biscuits that were heavenly! The eggs hashbrowns and maple sausages cooked to perfection! Ryan came in to get a bite with me before we headed back to Denver! He was also greeted and got him some breakfast as well he got an omelette which he also enjoyed! We went to pay and during that moment a person came into this tiny adorable diner and casually said "we have 24 people " . I looked at the server and she smiled and said I'm gonna pretend to not be overwhelmed by that lol we all laughed smiled and she handled that situation like such a champ. Ryan and I scurried out. So note to large groups if you have well over 20 people you should totally call ahead especially if you plan on going into a little diner in a small town. But I was so impressed with how they handled it with a smile and a laugh and took care of everyone as we headed out. Go check out cowboy cafe ... and don't do what I did I forgot to get some pie to go... I heard great things about the pie. I may come back just for that alone! :)

What a great stop! The menu was large and varied! The burgers were delicious and service was…read moreperfect. Spending the night in Dubois and will definitely stop in for breakfast too!

Beautiful display and great staff - definitely a must see…read more This is located right off the south side of the main road through Dubois (26) and in front of Dubois Park. There is a fair size parking lot. The building and exhibit are free and are very nice. You enter and exit through the gift shop. They are COVID compliant with shields and face masks. As you enter you are greeted by a person who explains about the exhibit and offers information on a driving tour through a wildlife management area about 4 miles east of town. There is a 10 minute video that runs on a loop and displays that show the various sheep and habitats. It is very nicely done and the staff was excellent. I leaned a lot and recommend this for anyone interested in bighorn sheep.

Good place to stop and learn about bighorn sheep - and get information about where to look for them…read morein the area (a few miles down the highway). Exhibits include many other kinds of wild sheep and a short film. The museum is not large but it is worth a stop. Admission is $6 or $5 with military ID. There is also a free public park next door also worth stopping at.

I cannot put into words how incredible this place is and I highly recommend it to anyone looking…read morefor an authentic ranch experience in Wyoming. Upon arrival, the ranch is electic, well maintained and welcoming. We stayed during the shorter, 5 night adult only week, and we spent several days horseback riding, exploring, relaxing and hiking. The ranch spans so much acreage and offers endless routes for walking and hiking. The staff are so lovely and love to help you plan your events. The fishing guide was great and we got to go explore the rivers nearby. The chef, Toby, was phenomenal and he was the highlight of the trip becuase every single meal (all provided in your package, 3 meals and snacks every day!), were out of this world. I cannot stress how amazing the food was! The night sky guide, the petroglyphs hike, the little reading room, the dogs, everything was perfect. I hope to visit CM Ranch again with my own children one day!

From the owner: The expansive ranch lands are contiguous with the Shoshone National Forest and Fitzpatrick…read moreWilderness, which allow for almost endless private riding and fishing in country of great variety and beauty. The CM is a family friendly environment with a welcoming atmosphere and a unique charm. During the day you can ride, fish, hike, swim, picnic, participate in activities, or relax with your book, as you please. Evenings can be spent with others at square dances or cookouts, playing softball, horseshoes or volleyball on the lawn, or ping pong and card games. Each week there is a slide show by a local photographer, and an evening of cowboy poetry and music.