From luxury accommodations and gourmet dining to spots that have guests helping with ranch chores, Colorado dude ranches offer a wide variety of ‘Wild West’ experiences.

Here are ten great dude ranches found around Colorado:

1. 4UR Ranch

This historic luxury Colorado guest ranch is tucked into the Goose Creek Valley of the San Juan Mountains. The ranch spans 3,000 acres and filled with things to do. Six miles of private trout stream and the Rio Grande River wind through the ranch. There’s also miles of mountain trails perfect for hiking and horseback riding, historic natural hot springs, and locally-sourced cuisine. 4UR Ranch is also a great choice for families, as it offers programs for kids aged anywhere between toddlers and teenagers.

2. Vista Verde Guest Ranch

Located just north of Steamboat Springs, this guest ranch offers “a little bit luxury, a little bit Old West, a place for adventure, and a place for rest.” Vista Verde offers a variety activities such as horseback riding, fishing, hiking, snowshoeing, paddleboarding, mountain biking, and more. The ranch also offers programs for kids and teens. It’s also worth noting there are trip options designed for families, romance, solo travelers, and groups.

3. Bar Lazy J Guest Ranch

This ranch is located in Parshall, along the banks of the Colorado River. Opened in 1912, it is also considered the oldest continuously operating dude ranch in Colorado, according to its website. The ranch’s all-inclusive vacation includes lodging in a log cabin or the Ranch House and meals. Guests will also get to participate in activities including horseback rides, fly fishing, trap shooting, hiking, and mountain biking. There’s also a kids’ program, zip-line, heated pool and hot tub, and evening entertainment.

4. Rainbow Trout Ranch

With horseback riding, fly fishing, children and teen programs, trapshooting, and swimming, this dude ranch in Antonito offers plenty of activities to keep you busy. Guests can also take day trips to Taos, go whitewater rafting, or ride a steam train. Rainbow Trout Ranch “brings timeless simpler pleasures to life in a spectacular setting.”

5. Drowsy Water Ranch

This 700-acre family ranch provides visitors with “authentic western ranch vacations.” Drowsy Water offers home-cooked meals, horseback riding, rafting, and a zip line course with a unique view of the Rocky Mountains. The ranch’s kids programs include horseback riding, hiking, swimming, and much more.

6. C Lazy U Ranch

This all-inclusive, year-round guest ranch is located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. It includes luxury cabins, gourmet meals, daily horseback trail rides, and a variety of activities. Guests can participate in Western traditions like horseback riding and cattle pushing, or even go mountain biking, fly fishing, and much more. The Lazy You Spa also offers services including manicures, massages, facials, and more.

7. Cherokee Park Ranch

Voted as the top dude ranch in the country by USA Today, Cherokee Park is a family-owned, all-inclusive ranch also nestled in the Rocky Mountains in Livermore. The ranch offers horseback riding for everyone, and you get to choose what type of riding you would like to do. Guests can also participate in fly fishing, swimming, skeet shooting, hiking, and rodeo activities.

8. Black Mountain Dude Ranch

Located near McCoy, this dude ranch offers horseback riding, skeet shooting, whitewater rafting, cattle drives, a visit to the local rodeo, and gourmet dining – all in Colorado’s backcountry. Black Mountain also offers custom trips for families, adults, honeymoons, or family reunions.

9. Lost Valley Ranch

Guests will experience the “fresh mountain air, idyllic green pastures, and crystal-clear fishing waters,” at Lost Valley Ranch. According to its website, this Sedalia ranch is the “epitome of the Old West.” The ranch also has activities including weekly rodeos, trapshooting, and square dancing.

10. Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch

Located just minutes from Loveland, Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch provides an “authentic Colorado experience at the foothills of the Rockies.” Sylvan Dale’s historic working horse and cattle ranch has been operating since the 1920s, and is a “little piece of Heaven tucked on the quiet side of Eagle Ridge, on the banks of the Big Thompson River.” Guests will get their own horse during their stay. Activities include trap shooting and cattle sorting activities, and guests can even participate in ranch chores if they want to.