Planning a vacation that works for everyone — grandparents, parents, teens, toddlers, step-siblings, in-laws, chosen family — can feel like trying to saddle a horse that’s never known a rider. … Continue Reading »
If the idea of a winter ranch vacation sounds both magical and intimidating, you’re not alone. Families often picture deep snow, freezing temperatures, unfamiliar activities, and a lot of unanswered … Continue Reading »
Around this time last year, the C Lazy U Ranch community lost one of its most enduring figures. While it’s impossible to capture the full impact of Bill Fisher in … Continue Reading »
We don’t have to tell you that screens rule more of childhood (and adulthood, too) than ever before. So, what do you do when you’re lamenting the constant battle of … Continue Reading »
Cowboy slang isn’t just fun to say — it’s a living piece of American history. These colorful phrases capture the humor, grit, and wisdom of frontier life, and many are … Continue Reading »
At C Lazy U, we’ve always believed in the power of the experiences we create. Turns out, the rest of the world agrees. Over the past two years, C Lazy … Continue Reading »
New Year’s resolutions always seem to fall into one of two categories: Way too ambitious… or way too boring. We aim for massive lifestyle overhauls (run a marathon! learn a … Continue Reading »
The holidays are already booked solid here on the ranch… but that doesn’t mean there’s no more snow-covered magic to go around! Winter in the Colorado Rockies brings a cozier, … Continue Reading »
The American West has always inspired imaginations worldwide with tales of outlaws, gold rushes, and rugged pioneers, though many of these stories stretch the truth — or simply aren’t true … Continue Reading »
The breathtaking mountain peaks of Colorado have a powerful draw, and for good reason. A big part of this pull is the thrills provided by our many renowned ski resorts … Continue Reading »
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Planning a vacation that works for everyone — grandparents, parents, teens, toddlers, step-siblings, in-laws, chosen family — can feel like trying to saddle a horse that’s never known a rider. Everyone wants something different. Everyone has different energy levels. And no one wants to be the reason the trip feels stressful instead of meaningful. That’s…
From the Horse's Mouth
Natalie taught us how to ride horses; her instruction was clear, gentle, and kind. She taught us the similarities and differences between English and Western riding. We loved our time with the horses, but especially because Natalie helped us understand how to best interact with the horses. Natalie also helped us on the Feed Wagon ride, which was particularly special for us, because we got to feed horses, watch them eat, and watch them follow the feed wagon. Many thanks to Natalie for helping make this part of our stay magical.
~ Brian & Tyrene, 11-14-2021
