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Wellness, team and fishing retreats
Twelve people, no neighbors, and a river to think beside.
Morning yoga in the Motion Studio, long sessions at the big table, afternoons on the water, and the hot tub after dark. Wellness retreats, women's weekends, small team offsites and fly-fishing trips all fit here. Bring your own facilitator, chef or guide, and we'll help you find local ones.
The great room seats twelve around one table, which is the whole point. Work in the morning, then everyone out to the river.
What's here for a retreat
At the lodge
- The great room and a table for twelve
- The Motion Studio: a bike, yoga mats, weights, a pilates ball, a TV and a loft for stretching
- The heated, covered porch with a gas fire pit, a harvest table and a hot tub
- The Gathering Meadow for sessions outside
- A chef's kitchen, with a second fridge in the back
Out the door
- 1,000 feet of private Dolores River, and Duranglers out of Durango for guided wade and float trips
- Priest Gulch Trail across the road and Bear Creek Trail half a mile away
- Twelve guests sleep on site; ask us about bigger groups
- Two-night minimum, from $6,500 a night. In winter and spring the tents are closed, so ask us about sleeping arrangements
- Read the fishing guide ↗
Questions people ask
- How many people can a retreat at the ranch have?
Twelve overnight guests. Tell us your headcount when you inquire and we'll tell you what works. - Is there a space for yoga or workouts?
The Motion Studio has a bike, yoga mats, weights, a pilates ball and a loft for stretching. In summer, the Gathering Meadow works for a group class.
- Can a company book the ranch for an offsite?
Yes. The great room seats twelve at one table, the cabins give everyone their own room, and there are no neighbors. - Can you arrange fishing guides for a group?
Yes. Duranglers runs wade and float trips on the Dolores and takes groups. We'll connect you.
