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Brady Johnson
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Fax: (970) 887-3917
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We’re excited to share that C Lazy U Ranch is included in the story, 18 Best Honeymoon Resorts and Hotels in Colorado, from Brides. The inclusion makes mentions of rich traditions of the American West for more than a century and how honeymoon adventures at C Lazy U can be high-octane or leisurely with a variety of programming.
In this wonderful article published by the website The World’s Best Fly Fishing Ranches and Lodges, they list 5 reasons why fly-fishing is a great sport for women! They mention how C Lazy U Outfitters welcomes women, families and groups in our guided fly fishing program. We are also one of the few Orvis-endorsed fly fishing lodges in Colorado.
As noted on Denver7, the C Lazy U Ranch is donating the burned bronze plaque from the historic barn that was destroyed in the East Troublesome fire of 2020. The recipient of the plaque is called “Troublesome Stories,” and it’s an exhibit to help visitors understand the impact of the East Troublesome Fire while protecting residents from reliving the harrowing disaster. For more information (and a photo of the plaque) about how the East Troublesome Fire impacted the ranch, visit our Raise the Barn page.
As a member of the Dude Rancher’s Association, C Lazy U Ranch was included in an article in Cowgirl Magazine that was sponsored by the Dude Rancher’s Association.
We are happy to share that as a result of Ranch’s reopening announcement, the C Lazy U has been included in the May/June issue of Colorado Expression.
We are thrilled to share coverage of our Executive Chef Cory Untch in the Wall Street Journal Off Duty section, as well as on WSJ.com. The piece, highlighting bucolic hotel restaurants and how they survived (thrived) during the pandemic, profiles C Lazy U and Chef Cory alongside equally impressive and notable chefs, such as Hugh Acheson and Claudette Zepeda.
Also known as “Gramping,” skip-gen vacations are those where the kids vacation with the grandparents and the parents are not along. Freelance writer Allison Tibaldi included the C Lazy U Ranch as an ideal all-inclusive resort destination for these types of vacations. The article was published on Family Vacationists‘ website!
UPDATE: Allison’s story was also published on USAToday.com! Read the story on USA Today
We are grateful for this wonderful feature story on the ranch’s reopening after our forced shutdown from the East Troublesome Fire. Additionally, Sky-Hi feature the story on the front page of their April 15 edition. Please check it out!
Read the Article (online)
Read the Article (pdf)
The website, Fly Fishing Ranches & Lodges, published a feature article with tips for planning an epic fly-fishing vacation, and C Lazy U was highlighted as one of the best fishing lodge in Colorado!
In their feature article entitled “Ranch vacations you won’t want to miss out on this year” Luxury Travel Magazine led off with the C Lazy U Ranch. Additionally the feature image for the article was one of ours, a happy child showing off his winning ribbon from our Shodeo!
Ranch Blog
Embark on a journey unlike any other at C Lazy U Ranch, where horseback riding isn't just an activity — it’s a breathtaking opportunity to connect with nature and the authentic spirit of the American West. While there are numerous dude ranches across the country, few match the dedication and care we put into our…
From the Horse's Mouth
I participated in the Julie Goodnight Clinic and loved every single minute. As a fairly new rider, I was worried that I would get overwhelmed or feel left behind, but instead I learned so much from instructors and participants. This experience was well beyond my expectations. I seriously have no complaints about course structure or content. I've already been using some of the skills I learned and my horses and I are more connected and I can tell my riding has improved 10x. Just can't say enough good things about Julie and her team. If the sessions were spread out to 5 days, I would be onboard because it was pretty intense (although I think it was exactly what I needed as a newer rider).
~ Melissa H., 10-25-2021
