Skyline Guest Ranch

06/01/2026

A few snapshots from an unforgettable week at Cowgirl Cow Camp!

We spent our days horseback riding, gathering cattle, branding, enjoying massages, starting our mornings with yoga, sharing incredible camp meals, and making memories with an amazing group of women.

Thank you to every lady who joined us. The friendships, laughter, and experiences shared around camp made this week one to remember. We loved every minute of it and are so grateful for each of you!

05/27/2026

There’s just something about music around the campfire.

When the horses are settled and the day winds down, we gather where generations always have, around the campfire.

After long days in the saddle and good meals from the chuckwagon, we gather close as the sun drops behind the hills. Stories get shared, songs get sung, some of us even dance, and somehow time slows down just a little.

04/27/2026

Lookin’ forward to more heaven-sent days in the mountains of Montana! They’re coming soon. Who’s ready for summer?

04/25/2026

A true gift with horses.

Raising and training horses is something so close to our hearts, and Colter was truly born with a special gift for it. The way he understands and teaches a horse is something special to watch, and Skyline is lucky to have many horses in our string that he has worked with.

Colter also runs his own business raising, training, and selling horses, and he has three horses consigned to the Historic in downtown Cody, Wyoming over Mother’s Day weekend. We are so excited for others to have the opportunity to own one of his horses.

If you want to follow along as he continues to produce incredible horses for the whole family, go give him a follow at

We are so proud of him!

04/15/2026

04/13/2026

The first sign of spring at Skyline… and it’s a special one

Our first foal of the season has arrived, a sweet little filly who’s already stealing hearts. She’s going to be a stunning blue roan, and we couldn’t be more excited to watch her grow!

Now we need your help… what should we name her? Drop your ideas below!

03/17/2026

The countdown is on. 90 days!

In just three months, the horses will be saddled, the trails will be calling, and we’ll once again be riding through the Beartooth Mountains and Yellowstone National Park. After a long winter, we can’t wait to get back out on the trail and share these wild places with all of you.

Who’s visiting Skyline this summer? Let us know below. We can’t wait to adventure with you.

02/24/2026

Experience the magic of winter in Yellowstone National Park on Skyline Guest Ranch’s Winter Wildlife Safari. Travel by snowcat into a remote snowbound lodge, photograph bison, moose, fox, and eagles in Lamar Valley, and learn alongside professional photographer Julia Cook. This all inclusive adven...

02/19/2026

When we see these peaks, we know we’re home!

Long before roads wound through these valleys and before our family ever settled here, Pilot and Index Peaks stood as silent sentinels over the Absaroka Range. In 1870, Ferdinand Hayden of the Washburn-Doane Expedition named Pilot Peak (left) for its role as a guidepost, a striking landmark used by miners and explorers to navigate the wild terrain on their way toward Yellowstone. Its name first appeared on an 1873 map and was officially recognized in 1937 by the United States Board on Geographic Names. Index Peak (right), standing close beside it, has always mirrored its companion, two sharp silhouettes marking the way through the frontier.

Today, Skyline Guest Ranch rests on the back side of Index Peak. It is the mountain that greets us each morning. For us, they are more than landmarks; they are symbols of belonging, anchoring generations of family history and hard work in this rugged country.

Every time we drive the Chief Joseph or Beartooth Highway and catch that first glimpse of these iconic peaks, there’s an undeniable sense of peace, belonging, and home. Just as they once guided early explorers through unknown terrain, they have become metaphorical guides for us, a reminder that no matter where life takes us, hope and home are never far, waiting right at the base of those mountains.

01/30/2026

heard it was the year of the horse