Ring Lake Ranch is a non-profit, rustic, renewal center which provides opportunities for spiritual growth, community, intellectual stimulation, mountain horseback riding, hiking, and a variety of outdoor experiences. Ring Lake Ranch was founded in 1966 for the renewal of mind, body, and spirit, all experienced in sharing the wonders of our unique Rocky Mountain environment.

For Additional Information & Brochure contact:

Ring Lake Ranch
P.O. Box 806
Dubois, Wyoming 82513.
(307) 455-2663
or email to: ringlake@wyoming.com

The Ranch is located just east of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. It is immediately adjacent to the Whiskey Mountain Bighorn Sheep Unit and the Shoshone National Forest--home to bighorn sheep, elk, deer, moose, and diverse birdlife, including eagles and osprey. Numerous ancient petroglyphs can be seen in the valley around the ranch.

Camaraderie at the ranch comes easily. Groups, including the staff, average between 25-40 in each session. Everyone helps in doing simple chores--kitchen clean up, grooming horses, tidying one's own cabin.

ACCOMMODATIONS Cozy log cabins Porches on most cabins, some screened Private baths available Wood-burning stoves Linens provided

ACTIVITIES

All activities are optional so that guests are free to determine their own needs for either a specific activity or rest. Scheduled rides are generally in the morning, sometimes with lunch along the trail. Three evenings a week a stimulating 1 1/2 hour seminar and discussion with a guest lecturer is offered. Continuing education credits are available through Iliff School of Theology.

Outstanding seminars, informal interaction among guests and leaders
	Opportunity to explore natural history
Horseback riding, alpine hiking, excellent lake and stream fishing, canoeing
	Peaceful and healing environment, community worship and fellowship, space for solitude
Continuing Education credit is available through the Iliff School of Theology. Contact Iliff directly for information.