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| Paul and Louanne Timm invite you to visit their working ranch accommodations located near Grover, Colorado, 4 miles from the Pawnee National Grassland where over 250 different species of birds can be found. |
| If rodeos and Indians peak your curiosity we are the place to stay. Our ranch and inn is located 35 miles south of Cheyenne, WY, home of Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeo and 18 miles away is Grover's own Earl Anderson Memorial Rodeo. |
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Our ranch boarders the Pawnee National Grasslands
where over 250 different species of birds can be found. We offer bird
watching tours plus an "early bird breakfast" for bird watchers.
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Tired of trail rides? Bring your own horse and ride side by side on
some of our 7,000 acres of land, The Pawnee Buttes or the Pawnee National
Grasslands. Group rates are available to riding clubs.
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| In the evening join us on the patio and enjoy the panoramic view of the prairie with the Chalk Bluffs in the background. Other activities besides horse back riding include hiking, bird watching, or bring your mountain bike and ride the grassland trails. |
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Bring your own horse and ride horse back with us as you try your hand at
our ranch routines such as moving cattle, checking fences and water
wells.
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| Click here to read more about the Pawnee National Grasslands. |
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Specials!
Cooking Class
March 28 & 29, 2008
West Pawnee Ranch is offering a hands-on cooking class. Nuevo Latino is a hot cooking trend and some of the leaders of this movement are Cuban. Learn more about the New Wave Cuban cooking by taking the hands-on class from award winning cookbook author Beverly Cox.
Ms. Cox latest cookbook is Cuban Cooking.
Cost is $210.00 per person and includes a two night stay, the hands-on class, plus 2 breakfasts and 1 dinner at the ranch. To reserve your spot now, or for more information, please call or e-mail us.
Calving Season
March/April
Our ranch offers the unique
opportunity to participate in calving season
during the months of March and April. Watching
calves run & play is a wonderful sight,
and possibly seeing one born is an unforgettable
experience. After a hearty ranch breakfast,
feeding hay to the cows and calves is a must!
Please call or e-mail for complete
information.
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