Historic Working Cattle Ranch
We See Ourselves Much Like We See The Land
Rooted in History
Early Settlers
For centuries, the Saratoga region was an important locale for Native Americans who made the journey to visit the natural hot springs. Saratoga quickly became a hub for incoming American settlers, trappers, and loggers in the late 19th Century.
In 1884, the Sterrett brothers settled the land that would eventually become Brush Creek Ranch, building the original homestead with logs cut, skid, and hauled from what is now part of Medicine Bow National Forest.
Preserving the Western Spirit
While our world is changing at an ever-quickening pace, the need to uphold the past and western ranch heritage is even more imperative. The spirit of recreation, adventure, and good times shared together prevails in the archives of the Ranch, from famous barn and campfire cookouts to cattle drives and fishing on the renowned Brush Creek. This authentic heritage is visibly apparent in the current incarnation as a luxury guest ranch, and despite a plethora of modern amenities, Brush Creek Ranch is still a true working cattle ranch.
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