Unless you’re an avid angler, you may not realize fall is one of the best times for an Idaho fishing adventure. Not only do the water bodies have less pressure, the weather is perfect. The best part is you don’t have to be an experienced fisherman or woman to maximize your experience while staying at Red Horse Mountain Ranch.
It doesn’t take long to realize we pride ourselves on offering something for everyone. Your week is yours to shape, whether horseback rides, the climbing wall, the shooting range, or serene moments in the Rockies. Our all-inclusive packages cater to families, couples, friends, singles, and large groups, ensuring everyone can find their inner wrangler. Guided activities are available for all, and for those who prefer to strike out on their own, self-guided adventures await. Here are the unique activities and adventures you'll enjoy on the ranch.
As one of the nation’s premier family dude ranches, it’s understandable that some people are unaware that Red Horse Mountain Ranch offers outstanding adults-only weeks in the summer and fall. So, although we love having the kiddos around, there’s something special about knowing that our adult visitors are having some time to themselves. We all know too well how much parents and other grownups need a break from the monotonous day-to-day. Our all-inclusive adults-only weeks are an excellent opportunity for uninterrupted serenity.
During your week-long getaway, there is no shortage of things to do that everyone will love. One of the most popular things to do during our all-inclusive vacations is horseback riding.
The scenic beauty surrounding Red Horse Mountain Ranch is vital in making us a desirable spot for an Idaho vacation. And with natural features like alpine forests, winding rivers, and picturesque lakes, self-guided nature photography tours aren’t too tricky. Anyone who has spent time in our neck of the woods will tell you there is a stunning assortment of landscapes and wildlife lending themselves to novice and expert photographers alike.
Birdwatchers are in luck as Northern Idaho offers some of the best viewing opportunities to see the birds of Idaho that call this region home. Beyond the ranching community in Harrison, Idaho, the town is gradually becoming one of the best bird-watching sites for locals and visitors alike. The best part is that these sites are all near Red Horse Mountain Ranch, an all-inclusive dude ranch that's the perfect home base for any getaway.
Sporting clay shooting is sometimes referred to as “golfing with guns” and is the closest you can get to actual field shooting. We’ll give you a shot at this thrilling and challenging activity in traditional; Red Horse Mountain Ranch fashion.
You may not consider yourself an equine enthusiast, but that’s no reason not to hop on the saddle! At Red Horse Mountain Ranch, we’ll bring out your inner wrangler. But first, take a gander at these five horseback riding tips for beginners.
A Beginner’s Guide to Horseback Riding Terms One of the most notable aspects of taking a vacation to Red Horse Mountain Ranch is you don’t have to be a seasoned equine enthusiast to have a good time. Year after year, we help teach beginners the ins and outs of horseback riding and help intermediate riders brush up on their skills. We also pride ourselves on providing an enriching learning experience for children and teens. One of the first things you or your kids may want to do is start learning the basic horseback riding terms. To help give new riders [...]
RHMR Adventures | Kayaking in Idaho Outside of Harrison, Idaho, Red Horse Mountain Ranch is one of the best dude ranches for families because we offer much more than just horseback riding. As much as we appreciate fellow equine enthusiasts, it’s unrealistic to expect everyone to share the same passion for our hooved companions. That’s why we go above and beyond to create a unique experience that offers something for everyone. Kayaking in Idaho is an adventure we think you’ll appreciate and it’s an excellent way to immerse yourself in nature’s bounty when you aren’t exploring on horseback. Northern Idaho [...]
