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followed by decadent desserts.
Head wrangler Bill Fisher will match you up with the perfect
mount from C Lazy U's herd of 200 horses. ey're jingled in
every morning and back out every evening, galloping through a
stream or over a bridge and making for great photo opps.
C Lazy U is also extremely family friendly, accommodating
ages 6 and up in the saddle.
When you don't feel like riding, you can hang out by the
pool, relax in the hot tub, climb the lookout tower of the zip line
and ropes course or go fly-fishing on the ranch's private waters
of the Colorado River. You can also book a massage in the spa,
which hangs over the river and gains plenty of natural ambiance
from its soothing sounds.
e ranch also boasts a host of winter activities for the whole
family, with its own Sno-Cat for on-ranch downhill and cross
country skiing and a Zamboni machine for the finest pond skat-
ing and hockey in the state.
And no matter which season you visit, after dinner you can
sit by the fire while a wrangler brands any apparel you desire—
gloves, chaps, boots, etc.—with the C Lazy U logo as a token of
your good time.
Learn more at CLazyU.com. >>
Stretch out those
saddle-sore muscles
with a yoga session
and enjoy the soothing
sounds of the nearby river.
C Lazy U is group- and family-friendly,
and they can accommodate riders of all
experience levels, ages 6 and up.
