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 A little History... Just 5.5 miles up Union Pass Road (named by the famous explorer John C. Fremont), the ranch was built in the Wind River Mountain Range. Between 1914 and 1950, tie-hackers (lumbermen who cut track ties for the railroads) contributed to the settling of the West in this area. Hundreds of thousands of ties were cut and floated down the Wind River where the spring floods would carry the lumber to Riverton, Wyoming toward the Union Pacific Railroad tracks.
 Perched high above Dubois, WY Crooked Creek Guest Ranch is approx. 12 miles west of Dubois Wyoming just off of Hwy 26/287 up Union Pass Road. Found only 80 miles east of Jackson Hole and the south entrance of Yellowstone, the ranch lies near 8,500 ft and 1.5 hours from the Jackson and Riverton airports. Crooked Creek spreads comfortably on 24 acres of the Wind River mountain range and is nestled near Shoshone National Forest and the Continental Divide Trail. Named after a nearby meandering creek and accessible year round, the resort offers a unique and fulfilling vacation with several activities to choose from ale carte style.
 Next door to Shoshone National Forest with hundreds of trails to be explored and views to be enjoyed, Crooked Creek signifies a one of a kind experience. Guests often express their appreciation for the unique feel, friendly staff and laid back pace that it offers. Unlike most common dude ranch programs and schedules, we encourage our guests to enjoy the freedom of choosing their activities with the interests and pace that they have in mind. Although guests tend to reserve their activities at the time of booking their reservation, they may also check with the office after arriving to make arrangements.
CROOKED CREEK GUEST RANCH IS AUTHORIZED TO USE SHOSHONE NATIONAL FOREST UNDER A SPECIAL USE PERMIT.
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