Cheyenne (1932)

Cheyenne (date 1932), is named after the capital of Wyoming and sits next to the main lodge with a view to the North of our large pasture & mountains. Cheyenne is a rectangular, one-story, wood and log guest cabin with a low foundation of concrete and stone. Most of the building is made of round hewn logs with boxed corners chinking is made of wood strips. There is a deck on the north side. Overall dimensions are 31' e-w and 12' n-s.

Not included in the "All-Inclusive Dude Ranch Experience" are Friday and Saturday Night. Weekend Cabin Rates, open to the public, start at $195 to $300 per night depending on the season, plus 15% tax and fees.