Wranglers have a broad selection of breeds and types to choose from when matching guests to their equine partners. Triangle C runs about 150 horses and mules. Their riding program was designed by them and tailored with guests in mind. They manage and operate the ranch, and hire help as needed. The present-day family is the fourth generation of guest-ranch operators.Ĭameron, Vicki, and five of their eight children live on the ranch. Triangle C guests are given a working-ranch experience with extra attention given to details.īill Garnick, Cameron’s father, now 95, took the first guest-ranch course that was offered in 1931 by the University of Wyoming.
Talk about experience! For more than 30 years, the Garnick family has been in the guest-ranching business. A small graveyard and some cabins remain as a reminder of this era. It was here that lumberjacks (hacks) cut logs, then floated them downriver to Dubois. Located on the site of the historical Tie Hack Camp, the ranch dates back to 1906. Triangle C Ranch is owned and operated by Cameron Garnick and his wife, Vicki. For riders wishing to view wildlife and wilderness, this is an ideal location. Nearby is the North Gate of Grand Teton National Park and the South Gate to Yellowstone National Park. The ranch is located off Highway 26 at the base of Togwotee Pass, 20 miles west of Dubois, Wyoming. The comfortable log lodge is welcoming in both its décor and majestic mountain views. It’s an exciting ride, and wet boots are just a part of it.Ĭalendar-like photography surrounds Triangle C Ranch (800/661-4928 Within view are the Pinnacle Mountains and Absaroka Range the pristine Wind River flows through the ranch. We’re a small group being led by a creative wrangler who loves his job. Scott, our Triangle C wrangler is leading us through deep pools in the Wind River. Splash! A cascade of water shoots up, and peals of laughter resound.
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