Shawnee, CO (February 24, 2010) – Commemorate your next milestone, anniversary or birthday with a Celebration Vacation at one of Colorado’s dude and guest ranches. At many ranches you’ll find an all-inclusive vacation experience that includes wine cellars and pairings, sumptuous meals, and relaxing massage treatments in addition to the cowboy experience.

“Ranch cuisine is often an unexpected experience for many first-time guests,” said Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch Association Marketing Director Selina Heinz. “Numerous ranches combine ranch fare with gourmet cuisine. As a result, many guests are asking for the recipes by week’s end, which is why so many of our ranches have created their own recipe books.”

Go Gourmet:  You’ll never go hungry at Colorado’s dude and guest ranches. Ranch cuisine has evolved into classically trained chefs, serving multi-course gourmet dishes and healthy alternatives, alongside all the old ranch classics, like barbeques.  “Never-empty” homemade cookie jars, bowls of fresh fruit, and other homemade treats are always on hand.  In addition, many ranches utilize organic and/or local produce and some employ farm-to-table practices.

Sample menu items include:

Hors d’oeuvres

• Sesame Crusted Shrimp with Plum Sauce
• Phyllo Triangles with Spinach and Feta
• Crab cake (with no fillers) with Avocado, Mango, and Yuzu (Southeast Asian citrus fruit) Vinaigrette (Rich with some acidity)

Salad

• Mixed Greens with a Raspberry Vinaigrette Dressing, Caramelized Walnuts and Feta Cheese
• Oven Roasted Beet Salad with Blood Orange, Fennel, Goat Cheese Crouton and Hazelnut Vinaigrette

Main Course

• Roast Rack of Colorado Lamb and Navarian of Lamb with Braised Winter Vegetable Ragout
• Grilled Pork Tenderloin with a Raspberry Chipotle Sauce, Rice Pilaf and Herb Roasted Snap Peas and Carrots
• Seared Alaskan Halibut with Spring Mushrooms (oyster & morel) and Leek Risotto (oats & barley), and a Shellfish Fume’ Broth

Dessert

• Poached Seckel Pear, Caramel Pecan Ice Cream and Scented Madeleine
• Chocolate Pots de Crème, Grand Marnier Chantilly Cream and Gaufrette Cookie
• Petite Almond Funnel Cake with Popcorn Ice Cream (steeped popcorn in cream), and Homemade  Caramel Sauce

Wine: Many ranches have their own wine cellars featuring, international, domestic and Colorado wines, offer wine pairings, and in some cases, offer wine tours to local Colorado Wineries.

Culinary Weekends: Want a more intense culinary experience? Participate in a culinary weekend, just one of the many themed-weekend and weeks offered at Colorado dude and guest ranches. You’ll harvest vegetables from the onsite garden, learn how to prepare various delicacies and create meals during cooking classes.

Pamper Yourself: All of the member ranches offer a place to soak. Most have hot tubs and many offer services such as massages, wraps and facials.  Several ranches have saunas, and one even has its own hot springs.

Of course, horseback riding and the numerous outdoor activities offer by the ranches are available as well.

The Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch Association (CDGRA) is comprised of 28 certified ranches located throughout the mountains and mesas of Colorado. For more information and/or request your free Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch vacation guide and DVD, visit www.duderanching.org

Contact:
Stefanie Dalgar/303-895-8180, info@dalgarcommunications.com
Courtney Frazier/303-859-7932, cfrazier@coloradoranch.com

Shawnee, CO (Jan. 27, 2010) – What exactly is a ‘Colorado Cowboy/Cowgirl’?  Mix one part traditional cowboy with one part Colorado active outdoor lifestyle and get the best of both worlds – a fun-filled, activity-packed Colorado dude and guest ranch vacation.

Leave the winter doldrums behind and check into an all-inclusive Colorado dude and guest ranch vacation where you can ride horses, build campfires, fish gold medal rivers, raft class 2 - 5 rivers, hike Colorado’s national forests, rock climb to majestic views, mountain bike scenic trails, and more.

“Our guests experience the flavor and culture of Cowboy living while enjoying the excitement and beauty of Colorado’s outdoor bounty,” said Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch Association Marketing Director Selina Heinz. “Of course, if you simply want to relax, you can do that too.”

All-Inclusive Value

Colorado dude and guest ranches offer lodging, meals, and most activities as part of a weekly rate. Each ranch has special activities that may be unique to their property such as rock climbing, hot air ballooning, or guided fishing, but guests are informed if these activities cost extra prior to arrival.

In addition to the numerous outdoor activities available, Colorado dude and guest ranches offer wine cellars and wine pairings, gourmet meals, spa treatments, yoga classes, crafts and photo workshops, petting zoos and special themed weeks such as couples retreats, culinary weekends, cowgirl weeks, and horsemanship clinics to name few.  And, all the ranches offer extensive children’s programs that will keep the kid’s entertained for hours.

Book Early

Dates fill up fast, so for the best all-inclusive summer vacation value, book early. Historically, the Fourth of July, the first two weeks of August, and Labor Day weeks are among the busiest vacation times in the Colorado mountains.

Rates

Rates range from $1,625 - $3,634 per week; partial weeks may be available. Be sure to check for early or late season bargains as many ranches offer discounted rates the first and last weeks of summer.

Check out our most recent member ranch endorsement, recognized by TripAdvisor as one of the top 10 all-inclusive resorts http://www.tripadvisor.com/TravelersChoiceList-cAllInclusive.

The Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch Association (CDGRA) is comprised of 28 certified ranches located throughout the mountains and mesas of Colorado. For more information and/or request your free Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch vacation guide and DVD, visit www.duderanching.org

Contact:
Stefanie Dalgar/303-895-8180, info@dalgarcommunications.com
Courtney Frazier/303-859-7932, cfrazier@coloradoranch.com

Shawnee, Colo. (May 19, 2009) - Grab your gear and get ready for some outdoor fun and adventure this summer at one of Colorado's dude & guest ranches. The Colorado dude ranch experience is unlike any other - there may be chuck wagon cookouts, gourmet food, campfire singing, and ghost stories, but it's the outdoor fun that brings guests back year after year.  You get to decide how adventurous you want to be at any of the 30 member ranches located across the state.

Since most activities are included in the weekly rate, you can create your own adventure itinerary.  Here are ten ways to get out and burn some calories.

1. Cattle Drives: Gather and herd cattle from one pasture to another to prevent over-grazing and preserve the land. Cattle drives are seasonal and can involve pushing livestock up into federally-leased land in the Colorado's High Country or, in the fall, bringing them back to deeded ranch land. Check with individual ranches for details.
2. Fishing: Colorado dude and guest ranches offer fishing for all abilities. Many guests enjoy wetting a line along stretches of private or leased Gold Medal river and exploring secluded ponds with their family. Most ranches stock their own ponds or are near local streams and lakes where the ranch staff can advise guests on the hotspots where they are most likely to find fish, and many can outfit them with the latest gear or put them in touch with a seasoned outfitter for instruction and guided trips.
3. Gymkhana Games: Let the competition begin! Gymkhanas, known as games on horseback are fun, timed events that involve a starting point, a finish line and some sort of "obstacle" to get through. It's a fun time for the participants, audience and the horses!
4. Hiking: There are many ways to explore the wilderness and hiking happens to be one of Colorado's most popular pastimes. There are dozens of trails to explore on foot as well as on horseback. Most ranches offer guided hikes or nature walks with guides knowledgeable about local history and the ranch's plants, birds, and wildlife. Some ranches even offer alpine treks up nearby peaks (you can climb most of Colorado's highest mountains without technical climbing gear).
5. Horseback Riding: There is nothing more relaxing and fun than letting a well-trained horse take you into the Colorado high country. But trail riding is just one way to enjoy horses at Colorado ranches. Additional horseback activities are offered at many of ranches including cattle roundups, team penning, horseback overnight pack trips, and family rodeos.
6. Mountain Biking: Many ranches have loaner bikes or can arrange a rental with a local bike shop. Not only is it great exercise, it's another great way to see wildlife and spectacular Rocky Mountain scenery.
7. River Rafting: Float a class-one river with a fly rod or paddle through class-five whitewater. Most ranches offer a time in the week for rafting. The ranches contract with the best, most reputable outfitters around and an excursion is sometimes covered in ranch rates or discounted.
8. Rock Climbing: Some of Colorado's dude and guest ranches offer rock climbing adventures where you can spend a few hours learning the basics of climbing and rappelling. Guides are able to challenge strong climbers while teaching newcomers.
9. Square Dancing: Get out your boots for a little square dancing! All ranches host evening entertainment which includes barn dances where you can dance the night away.
10. Swimming: For those who live where the summer heat index climbs above 100, nothing sounds better than escaping to the cool high-country of Colorado. Most ranches have heated swimming pools. Others offer heat relief via natural ponds, streams, and water decks.

Other Winter Activities

Although many ranches are open for only part of the year, a handful of Colorado ranches remain open during the winter season. During the winter, guests can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities many of which include a guide and equipment such as scenic backcountry ski tours, snowshoe adventures, mild naturalist tours, cross-country skiing, sleigh rides, ice skating, tubing, sledding, horseback riding, swimming, fly-fishing, and more. Off-ranch activities such as snowmobiling, dog-sledding and downhill skiing can also be arranged.

The Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch Association (CDGRA) is comprised of about 30 certified ranches located throughout the mountains and mesas of Colorado. For more information and/or request your free Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch vacation guide and DVD, visit www.duderanching.org.

Contact:
Stefanie Dalgar/303-895-8180, info@dalgarcommunications.com
Courtney Frazier/303-859-7932, cfrazier@coloradoranch.com

Shawnee, Colo. (April 28, 2009) - Colorado's dude & guest ranches provide the perfect getaway for a family vacation.  You'll find something for everyone in the family with this mini-destination experience.  The 30 certified ranches offer everything from riding, river rafting, fishing, hiking, tennis and mountain biking to crafts and photo workshops, swimming, hay rides and much more. Many even offer treats such as massages to soothe muscles unaccustomed to having so much fun. And the best part is these activities are included in the quoted daily rate.  You pick how you want to spend the week.

Guided horseback rides, llama pack trips, overnight pack trips, chuckwagon cookouts and campfire cuisine are among the various Western experiences available to guests. A dude ranch pack trip doesn't mean roughing it. Plenty of delicious (and often gourmet) hot food is served and dry and comfy tents with warm bedding provided. Overnight trips mean campfire singing, ghost stories, hot chocolate and original campfire treats, which the kids really enjoy!

In addition, all the ranches offer extensive and "edutaining" children's programs.  Both educational and entertaining, the programs feature Old West activities from horseback riding and gold panning, to campfire building and archery.  The kids can enjoy swimming, fishing, hiking, mountain biking and more.  Family rides allow everyone to saddle up together, while Kids' game night gives parents some pampered time alone at a candle light adults-only dinner in the dining room.  All children are matched up with others their own age and are led by trained, qualified counselors.

Here's what your week at the ranch might look like:

• Typically, most ranches begin the week with a welcome campfire or staff introduction and they make sure guests are comfortable in their accommodations.

• The second day begins with horse orientation and training. You can ride as much or as little as you like.  Experienced wranglers match guests to the perfect horse and make sure they ride trails equal to their ability and desire.

• Each day guests are offered different types of rides: short, 2-hour rides, half-day rides, full-day rides, etc. Often, the various rides will meet up in the mountains for a trailside breakfast or brunch. After eating, everyone enjoys the rest of the day according to their individual desire. Most ranches also offer guests the opportunity to participate in an overnight pack trip in the backcountry.

• The rest of the week is generally organized so that guests can go river rafting one day, take an excursion to a nearby National Park or historical site on another day, etc.  Guests get to decide how they want to spend each day - some like to ride in the morning, fish in the afternoon, and read by the fire or play board games in the evening.

• The week culminates with a send off dinner, barn dance or cookout, and other activities.

The Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch Association (CDGRA) is comprised of about 30 certified ranches located throughout the mountains and mesas of Colorado. For more information and/or request your free Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch vacation guide and DVD, visit http://www.duderanching.org/

Contact:
Stefanie Dalgar/303-895-8180, info@dalgarcommunications.com
Courtney Frazier/303-859-7932, cfrazier@coloradoranch.com

Shawnee, CO (March 24, 2009) – Think a dude and guest ranch vacation is just about riding horses and eating hotdogs and beans? Think again. Although riding horses is synonymous with ranches, Colorado’s dude and guest ranches serve up a complete vacation experience that offers something for everyone.

Ten Things You May Not Know About Colorado Dude and Guest Ranches

1. Something for everyone: Ranches offer everything from riding, river rafting, fishing, hiking, tennis and mountain biking to crafts, photo workshops, swimming, hay rides, skiing, sledding, and much more. All ranches offer extensive children’s programs that will keep the kid’s entertained for hours
2. Accommodations range from rustic to ritzy: Whether looking for a cozy cabin to enjoy a fun family game, or a luxury mountain retreat with all the modern features of home, Colorado dude and guest ranches can accommodate all preferences.
3. Outstanding home-cooked and gourmet meals: Ranch menus have expanded considerably since the days of cornbread and beans. Meals have evolved into classically trained chefs, serving gourmet dishes and healthy alternatives, alongside all the old camp classics, “never-empty” cookie jars, and bowls of fresh fruit always on hand. Some ranch ‘menus’ have even become so popular that they sell recipe books to their guests.
4. Meetings and Reunions: Many ranches host corporate retreats, conventions, team building and incentive programs, as well as weddings.  Depending on the ranch, groups of up to 115 can be accommodated.
5. The staff is one of a kind: No where else will you feel so at home so quickly. The friendly staff members make the guest their priority every day. Guests get to know the owners and staff, often finding they have a few new friends by the end of their vacation. Guests who normally don’t go to the same place twice often find themselves returning again and again after experiencing a Colorado dude and guest ranch vacation.
6. Evening Entertainment: There’s a creative side to every mountain. Live music, cowboy poets, weekly barn dances and even rich stage performances are part of the package at many ranches. TV doesn’t even come close.
7. Spa Services:    All of the member ranches offer a place to soak. Some have a camp hot tub and, at other ranches, each cabin has its own private hot tub. Many offer services such as massages, several have saunas, and one even has its own hot springs.
8. Discounted and themed weeks: Many ranches discount the first few weeks of their season and last few weeks. Some even have some outstanding off season discounts! Many offer special themed weeks during the season such as Women’s Yoga Weeks and Culinary Weekends.
9. Some ranches are open in winter: Enjoy the bounty of the Rocky Mountain winters at a handful of Colorado’s dude and guest ranches. Guests can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities many of which include a guide and equipment such as scenic backcountry ski tours, snowshoe adventures, mild naturalist tours, cross-country skiing, sleigh rides, ice skating, tubing, sledding, horseback riding, swimming, fly-fishing, and more. The holiday season offers special tree trimming and decorating parties, caroling, visits from Santa and Christmas dinners.
10. Easy to get to: Colorado’s dude and guest ranches make it easy for people to access their ranches. There are many large and small airports to fly into and ranches can often help guests with shuttles or rental cars. The trip is half the fun! You really get to get a taste of the Rockies as you drive over some of the most scenic passes in the country.

The Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch Association (CDGRA) is comprised of about 30 certified ranches located throughout the mountains and mesas of Colorado that offer everything from riding, river rafting, fishing, hiking, tennis and mountain biking to crafts photo workshops, swimming, hayrides, skiing, snowshoeing and much more. Many even offer special themed weeks, and all offer extensive children’s programs that will keep the kid’s entertained for hours.  For more information and/or request your free Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch vacation guide and DVD, visit www.duderanching.org

PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

Contact:
Stefanie Dalgar/303-895-8180, info@dalgarcommunications.com
Courtney Frazier/303-859-7932, cfrazier@coloradoranch.com

Shawnee, CO (Feb. 23, 2009) – Whether you are into horses, art, food or culture, Colorado’s 30 certified dude and guest ranches offer a variety of “special” weeks and weekends for guests to enjoy.

The “special” weeks and weekends that many of the ranches offer are especially appealing to guest who like to mix the western outdoor experience with other themed activities.” said Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch Association Marketing Director Selina Heinz.

Although not every ranch offers special weeks or weekends, many do. Each of these ranches offers something different, providing a long list of experiences for guests to choose from.

Special weeks include:

• Cattle Drives:  Guests get the chance to be real cowboys and help move cattle from their winter range on the ranch to greener pastures in the mountains.
• Horsemanship Weeks: Perfect for the horse lover who wants to learn or improve their riding skills and understanding the horse psyche.
• Women’s Yoga Weeks: The week includes yoga, horses, gourmet cuisine, a massage, and relaxation. Great for girlfriend getaways!
• Native American Weeks: This week is popular with all ages and features guest historians, hands-on crafts, games, storytelling, tomahawk throwing, philosophy and more.
• Adult Only Weeks: Just like it sounds, these weeks are for adults only and no children.
• Dude Ranch Murder Mystery Weekends: Put your thinking cap on, it’s time to solve a mystery while enjoying all the amenities of a ranch vacation.
• Fall Culinary Retreats/Weekends: What can be more enjoyable than getting away to a secluded mountain retreat where you enjoy five-course dinners, wine-tastings, and the opportunity to participate in hands-on cooking demonstrations with an extraordinary "farm-to-table" culinary team.

In addition to the weeks listed above, Colorado’s dude and guest ranches offer Art & Color Weeks, Rodeo Weeks, Weanling Weeks, Couples Weeks, Fall Colors Weeks, Cowgirl Camps, Jubilee Days Weeks, Cheyenne Frontier Days Weeks, and more.

Contact:
Stefanie Dalgar/303-895-8180, info@dalgarcommunications.com
Courtney Frazier/303-859-7932, cfrazier@coloradoranch.com

Shawnee, CO (Jan. 28, 2009) – Grab your boots and kick off this summer with an all-inclusive ranch experience at one of the more than 30 certified Colorado dude & guest ranches.

Value
When Colorado dude and guest ranches say “all inclusive” they mean “all”. At most ranches, lodging, meals, horseback riding, hiking, rafting, campfires, fishing, jeep tours and many other activities are included in the quoted daily rate. Each Colorado ranch has special activities that may be unique to their ranch such as rock climbing, hot air ballooning, or guided fishing, but they inform guests if these activities cost extra BEFORE arrival. Once, at the ranch, there is something for everyone to enjoy and no wallet-stomping surprises!

“We really get to know each and every guest, their likes and dislikes, and often become extended family by the time they leave,” said Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch Association Marketing Director Selina Heinz. “It’s truly an experience that brings many of our guests back year after year and one you really can’t put a price on.”

Guest ranches offer everything from riding, river rafting, fishing, hiking, tennis and mountain biking to crafts photo workshops, swimming, hayrides, skiing, snowshoeing and much more. Many even offer special themed weeks, and all offer extensive children’s programs that will keep the kid’s entertained for hours.

Reserving the Dates that Fit Your Schedule
For the very best all-inclusive vacation value this summer, book early. The Fourth of July, the first two weeks of August, and Labor Day weeks are among the busiest vacation times in the Colorado mountains. If you wait too long the week you want or your first choice ranch may be booked. And, don’t worry about what to bring. Your ranch will send you a complete list of what to wear to cover all the activities offered at the ranch.

Rates
Rate range from $1,495 - $3,950 per week. Partial weeks are sometimes available. Be sure to check for early or late season bargains. Many ranches offer bargain rates the first and last weeks of summer.

The Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch Association (CDGRA) is comprised of about 30 certified ranches located throughout the mountains and mesas of Colorado. For more information and/or request your free Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch vacation guide and DVD, visit www.duderanching.org.

Contact:
Stefanie Dalgar/303-895-8180, info@dalgarcommunications.com
Courtney Frazier/303-859-7932, cfrazier@coloradoranch.com

April 10, Shawnee, CO – It is difficult to select the absolutely very best month to vacation at a Colorado dude ranch. But if you ask very politely, a local cowboy may share this secret – June cannot be beat as THE month most Coloradoans love the best.

In June, the wildflowers are at their showiest. Winter snow melt swells Colorado’s rivers to their highest levels in June, which makes for some of the wildest and most exhilarating river rafting of the entire summer. And if you can sneak away to Colorado in June, you will find some of the very best bargains of the entire season at our dude and guest ranches. It is never crowded at a dude ranch, but in June you will have your pick of ranches and the exact dates your family needs to bring everyone to the Rockies for the vacation of a lifetime.

Here’s another secret – Colorado had one of its wettest winters on record and out here winter snows translate into green meadows, prime trout fishing, ample wildlife, and the best wildflowers and river rafting mentioned above. So what are you waiting for? If you want to see exactly how beautiful and wonderful June can be in the Colorado high country visit the website listed below and order the Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch Association’s free DVD. Show your family and friends that this year June is the month to come west.

The Rocky Mountains are waiting to blow their good tidings into your life and Colorado’s dude ranchers are waiting with supper on the table, a fire in the hearth, and all the renewal and relaxation you need. Your horse is waiting to take you back to what is most important in life. To obtain a free Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch vacation guide and DVD visit  www.duderanching.info.

Contact:
Stefanie Dalgar/303-895-8180, info@dalgarcommunications.com
Courtney Frazier/303-859-7932, cfrazier@coloradoranch.com

March 10, Shawnee, CO – Reserving the dates that fit your schedule, securing the best airfare rates, and achieving peace of mind that your valuable summer or fall vacation will be as memorable as possible. These are the reasons why now is the time to book your Colorado Dude and Guest Ranch vacation. Here are some additional tips:

1. Book early – while there has been good availability in recent summers, availability is becoming tighter. If you wait too long the week you want or your first choice ranch may be booked.
2. Traveling to Colorado – the Colorado Association has its own travel services company  that can help you find airfares, rental cars, and accommodations if you relax awhile before or after your ranch vacation (click on “Save on Travel” at <www.duderanchinginfo.com>).
3. When you book, ask the ranch the best way to get to the ranch from the airport. Colorado’s dude ranchers know the best and most economical way to reach their individual locations.
4. The Fourth of July and the first two weeks of August and Labor Day weeks are the busiest vacation times in the Colorado mountains. If you must travel around these holiday dates, then booking early is a must. Check for early or late season bargains. Many ranches offer bargain rates the first and last weeks of summer.
5. Don’t worry about what to bring. Your ranch will send you a complete list of what to wear to cover all the activities offered at the ranch.

The Rocky Mountains are waiting to blow their good tidings into your life and Colorado’s dude ranchers are waiting with supper on the table, a fire in the hearth, and all the renewal and relaxation you need. Your horse is waiting to take you back to what is most important in life. To obtain a free Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch vacation guide and DVD visit www.duderanching.info.

Contact:
Stefanie Dalgar/303-895-8180, info@dalgarcommunications.com
Courtney Frazier/303-859-7932, cfrazier@coloradoranch.com

February 10, Shawnee, CO – Member ranches of the Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch Association have been offering family vacations that follow “green practices” far longer than recent trends. Colorado dude ranches have been “green” for, oh, about 70 years now.

There is nothing greener than riding a good horse on a well-maintained natural trail through untouched mountain splendor on a spectacular summer day under pollution-free deep blue Colorado skies.

Our ranches have been monitoring pasture use, managing stream banks to insure clean water, and introducing folks to “leave no trace” recreational practices for decades. Ensuring that you have a wonderful, safe, and fun time in the great Rocky Mountains begins with taking care of the land, wildlife, and water resources that make each dude ranch a spectacular vacation location. Many of our ranches have been passed down through several generations. This means that their commitment to sustainable land stewardship is not a passing fancy or a recent “jump on the bandwagon” kind of devotion to green practices.

What this means is that you will not only have a great time riding, hiking, fishing, or river rafting at a Colorado dude and guest ranch, but that you are also playing a vital role in protecting valuable habitat and open space for your children and grandchildren. Of course our ranchers are experienced at making sure that you will eat the most nutritious and often locally grown foods available. OK, the never-empty cookie jar in the lodge is an exception – after all this a vacation. Our ranchers’ commitment to the environment never gets in the way of your fun or the way they pamper your every need.

The Rocky Mountains are waiting to blow their good tidings into your life and Colorado’s dude ranchers are waiting with supper on the table, a fire in the hearth, and all the renewal and relaxation you need. Your horse is waiting to take you back to what is most important in life. To obtain a free Colorado Dude & Guest Ranch vacation guide and DVD visit www.duderanching.info.

Contact:
Stefanie Dalgar/303-895-8180, info@dalgarcommunications.com
Courtney Frazier/303-859-7932, cfrazier@coloradoranch.com