Such a lovely place run by a lovely couple with absolutely care to each detail. When we arrived, we…read morewere greeted by one of the owners who told us the history of the alpacas and walked us through their mill process. They have a little shop on site that is a must visit as the quality of their yarn is apparent.

Simply put - I found spending 45 minutes walking the alpacas around was very soothing and…read moreenjoyable. And "Farmer Mike" was fun to talk with and get information about. The only bad thing is that now my wife wants us to get some! I definitely recommend the alpaca trek!

I took my 2.5 year old son here to pet some animals, and he loved it so much he cried for 20…read moreminutes after we left. This place is a hidden little gem that everyone should visit. It's so unique with all their little tiny houses and the animals. Each house has a theme like the teddy bear house, the old lady in the boot, mother goose, grandma's house, and so many more. The gentleman who owns it is very kind. The admission is free, but they appreciate a $5 donation per person. My son was allowed to pet and feed all the animals, and he got to hold a bunny. He was in heaven!! We will go back here for sure, especially for the pumpkin patch and for Christmas.

I picked up a few pumpkins with my fiancee this October. I heard that this was their first year…read morewith a pick your own pumpkin patch. We enjoyed the hay rack ride, which was my fiancee's first ever. We loaded up with all of the other kids and parents and did a tour (or a lap) around the pumpkins. We then were dropped off where we started and set off with a wagon to get the perfect pumpkin. We had a great time. The weather was wonderful. The only disappointment I had was that they did not have food or anything to purchase other than pumpkins. I was thinking caramel corn, caramel covered apples, some sweets, nothing available. Being their first year, I'm sure they will figure it out for next year.

My kids (ages 3 and 6) and I had a wonderful time at Rock Bottom Ranch! The tour guide was…read moreexceptionally knowledgeable and friendly and explained the connection between the animals and how they becomes the food we eat. It is beautiful and peaceful there. We saw chickens and their eggs (they sell pasture raised eggs by the dozen), pigs and piglets, ducks, and geese. We saw all the fresh lettuces they were growing as well. We brought a picnic and ate under a weeping willow tree near a duck pond. What a beautiful memory!

We had a wonderful time out at the ranch and loved seeing their operation. My husband and I were in…read moretown for the weekend without the kids, but will definitely make it a point to bring them back out here. They have done a great job blending the educational component of their work with producing enough meat and vegetables to sell on site, to restaurants and at local markets. We loved seeing all the sustainable farming practices in action and left inspired!

This was the best experience for a girls trip!! Our guides Sam and Grayson were so helpful,…read moreeducational and funny!! This excursion is for any skill level. There's a nice halfway point for beautiful scenic views and they served hot drinks - hot chocolate, hot apple cider and tea. There is a restroom at the lodge and at the halfway point. Highly recommend for a group trip! The full activity was about 2-2.5 hours.

Had a ton of fun on the Maroon Bells tour! The views were spectacular, the guides extremely…read morefriendly and knowledgeable and the weather was perfect! Our only complaint is we wish there were less stops - seems like we only spent about 1/2 the time actually driving the snowmobiles. That being said we would still come back for a different tour in the future!

Our experience was disappointing because the cancellation policy appears to have no exceptions,…read moreregardless of the circumstances. We were still charged even though the rest of our party of 10 attended and only one child and parent were unable to come due to a serious illness. Even more disappointing was being told, "We hear these excuses all the time." That response felt dismissive, lacked empathy, and turned an unfortunate situation into an unnecessarily negative customer experience.

The GOAT Happy Hour is the best!!! Runs from 11am- 5:00 pm. The Views from this place are just…read morebreathtaking!! I invite everyone who is passing by I-70 Vail to come up and take a rest and enjoy a great atmosphere with the mini goats. They will steal your heart!

Wonderful pumpkin patch! So thoughtfully laid out with great activities. Fun for the entire family!…read moreWhat a gorgeous location! So glad we went!

Had THE best experience with the most wonderful staff. Sweet woman making wreaths (which are…read morebeautiful!) and Gene Kelly (not kidding!) with the chainsaw. They really went above and beyond to help us. Wish it were closer to us so we could make it a yearly tradition. You could easily spend hours here. Lots of charm and lots of things to do. And get your Christmas card pic checked off your to do list while you're at it! It's the perfect backdrop! All the animals are a bonus. Longhorns especially. (Hook 'em!)

What an absolutely adorable "FREE" place to visit. They have alpacas and highland cows to view,…read moreinteract with and pet to your hearts content. All of the animals are friendly, and they are especially good with very young children. Our group had a 2 year old, 3 year old and a 4 year old as well as adults. The children are able to interact with the animals and pet them without having any or fear of them getting bit or injured. There is a boutique with a wide range of products, many of the products are made from alpaca wool. You can also purchase a ziplock bag of feed for $5 to feed to the animals. The prices range from $5 and up. For the budget conscious there is a small clearance bin available. I purchased an item for 50% off from it. This business also gives you an opportunity to come and watch an alpaca give birth to their new little baby (cria) The staff here are amazing and are so very kind and gentle with their animals. We were not able to view a birth but got to meet a new baby cria who was born 2 hours before we met him.

Kris and Cory have a fantastic operation going here. Open every day from 10-4, they share their…read morefarm with the public. Offering $5 portions of feed, you're able to get hands on with the animals. In addition to the Alpacas, they have two mini highland cows named Ferdinand and Daisy Mae. They also have an adorable, fluffy black cat named Leonard chauffeuring guests around the property. The gift shop was much more irresistible and enticing than I had expected. Each of us left with more than one little treasure.

Very friendly people with a very cute place to eat and try lavender drink concoctions! You can pick…read morea bunch of lavender for a very small price. I visited their lavender products and even purchased a few items! Using the lavender face mist and love it!! Great little place to visit! They also have food!

What friendly people! And, of course, how beautiful! One of the people I spoke to explained they…read morebegan their own distillery- and also loved Copper & Kings here in Lou- and make their own Pineapple Rum, along with several other spirits, which are infused by botanicals grown on the property. Which means, often lavender. Accordingly, I guess it is usually green in about a month, but strange things are happening- so the bushes already went through one flowering cycle as you can see. This isn't Spanish Lavender which does not smell- it is French. Although it was pretty dry, you could still smell it. They make and sell a lot of their own products- candles, bug spray, lotion, products just for pups, etc. I bought a few things & headed out. fyi- there is a Yurt Bar, probably very fun in summer evenings, but it was daytime & this was a work trip!

This was our first visit to Holts Guest Ranch. We stayed in cabin #22. As they advertise, the…read morecabins are rustic. Which was fine by us. We weren't there to watch tv or swim in a pool, we were there to ride the epic trails in the area in our sxs. When we checked in, David was friendly and helpful as far as information on the Ranch and area. The beds were comfortable, the shower was hot, and the heater worked to take the chill off the cool evening/morning. We parked our truck and UTV trailer in their overflow lot and rode straight in and out of the Ranch in our sxs every day. We will be return customers.

The new owners and management are great people. We stayed there July 11-18 2026. The team has…read morealready done a ton to improve the cabins and property, and are right there to help if you need anything. We booked at the beginning of the year and communication from the staff was great the entire way through to our arrival and during our stay. We will definitely be coming back and can't wait to see what they have done by our next trip.