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Ride from the Heart 6 Ranch into the high valleys and lower montane slopes around Jackson Hole. This three-hour experience offers rugged trails, panoramic Grand Teton views and an authentic ranch-country loop for riders with experience.
Ride from the Heart 6 Ranch into the high valleys and lower montane slopes around Jackson Hole. This three-hour experience offers rugged trails, panoramic Grand Teton views and an authentic ranch-country loop for riders with experience.
A low sun slips over the Teton crest as leather creaks and hooves find the singletrack; for three hours the Heart 6 Ranch ride trades valley roads for ridge-edge trails and open sage meadows. Riders with basic experience move at a steady pace across terrain that alternates between grassy benches, lodgepole shade, and rockier stretches that reveal sudden frames of the Grand Teton and the high cold line of Bridger-Teton wilderness.
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Operated by Heart 6 Ranch LLC · Moran, Wyoming
A low sun slips over the Teton crest as leather creaks and hooves find the singletrack; for three hours the Heart 6 Ranch ride trades valley roads for ridge-edge trails and open sage meadows. Riders with basic experience move at a steady pace across terrain that alternates between grassy benches, lodgepole shade, and rockier stretches that reveal sudden frames of the Grand Teton and the high cold line of Bridger-Teton wilderness.
Geologically the Tetons are young fault-block mountains—sharp, uplifted faces that contrast with the gentler valley floors carved by glaciers. Culturally this is working ranch country: the ride follows routes shaped by cattle, homesteads and the seasonal movements of wildlife, in country long used by the Shoshone people and later by settler ranchers.
Expect an authentic backcountry feel rather than a groomed parade; the operator runs from the Heart 6 Ranch near Buffalo Valley, and horses and tack are provided. The ride ventures outside Grand Teton National Park boundaries onto forested lower slopes where elk and moose are often sighted and birdlife is abundant.
Practical notes: meet at the Buffalo Valley Cafe/Heart 6 Ranch office for check-in and waiver signing; the tour is three hours long and recommended for riders with some experience. Dress in layers for variable mountain sun and wind, bring water and closed-toe boots, and disclose any health/weight concerns in advance. Weather can change quickly at 6,000–7,000 ft; plan for cool mornings and stronger afternoon sun. Cancellation is typically allowed up to 24 hours prior for a full refund.
Yes — this three-hour ride is intended for guests with some riding experience; you should be comfortable at a walk and trot and able to follow guide instructions.
Check-in is at the Heart 6 Ranch office next to the Buffalo Valley Cafe, 16985 Buffalo Valley Road, Moran, WY; sign the waiver before departure if possible.
Horse and tack are included. Guests should bring personal gear like boots, layers, water and any required medications.
A full refund is typically available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure; confirm specifics at booking.
Heart 6 Ranch LLC operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A low sun slips over the Teton crest as leather creaks and hooves find the singletrack; for three hours the Heart 6 Ranch ride trades valley roads for ridge-edge trails and open sage meadows. Riders with basic experience move at a steady pace across terrain that alternates between grassy benches, lodgepole shade, and rockier stretches that reveal sudden frames of the Grand Teton and the high cold line of Bridger-Teton wilderness.
A low sun slips over the Teton crest as leather creaks and hooves find the singletrack; for three hours the Heart 6 Ranch ride trades valley roads for ridge-edge trails and open sage meadows. Riders with basic experience move at a steady pace across terrain that alternates between grassy benches, lodgepole shade, and rockier stretches that reveal sudden frames of the Grand Teton and the high cold line of Bridger-Teton wilderness.
Geologically the Tetons are young fault-block mountains—sharp, uplifted faces that contrast with the gentler valley floors carved by glaciers. Culturally this is working ranch country: the ride follows routes shaped by cattle, homesteads and the seasonal movements of wildlife, in country long used by the Shoshone people and later by settler ranchers.
Expect an authentic backcountry feel rather than a groomed parade; the operator runs from the Heart 6 Ranch near Buffalo Valley, and horses and tack are provided. The ride ventures outside Grand Teton National Park boundaries onto forested lower slopes where elk and moose are often sighted and birdlife is abundant.
Practical notes: meet at the Buffalo Valley Cafe/Heart 6 Ranch office for check-in and waiver signing; the tour is three hours long and recommended for riders with some experience. Dress in layers for variable mountain sun and wind, bring water and closed-toe boots, and disclose any health/weight concerns in advance. Weather can change quickly at 6,000–7,000 ft; plan for cool mornings and stronger afternoon sun. Cancellation is typically allowed up to 24 hours prior for a full refund.