The Flying A Ranch, nestled at the foot of the Gros Ventre Mountains is alive with the rich history of the American West. The ranch faces the Wind River Mountains where in the 19th century explorers like John Colter, Jim Bridger and John Fremont scouted the Green River Valley for large fur companies. These explorers established fur trading that drew hundreds of men to the work of harvesting beaver pelts. For ten days each summer, they would meet on the Green River near Pinedale for an annual Rendezvous. Pinedale still holds the Rendezvous reenactment as part of the annual celebrations.

Today, guests at the Flying A Ranch often spot the same abundant wildlife that shared the valley with early settlers: elk, coyote, wolves, buffalo, mule deer, moose, black bear, antelope and thousands of birds including hawks, snowy owls, eagles and falcons.

Located fifty miles from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, the Flying A Ranch is open to guests from June to October. Each month offers visitors a different experience. In June herds of elk can be seen heading to summer pastures. July brings the explosion of wild flowers. Warm August nights produce spectacular meteor showers. And September aspens paint the mountains with color. Truly, there is no place quite like the Flying A Ranch.