The Climbers Ranch offers affordable and accessible lodging for climbers visiting the Grand Teton National Park. The accommodations are primitive co-ed dormitory-style lodging in a communal setting. Guests are housed in open, one-room cabins with other guests, sleeping on wooden bunks. Minimal facilities include bunkhouses, restrooms with showers and a covered cook shelter. The ranch opened in 1970 re-occupying the Double Diamond Dude Ranch that opened in 1924. The 1985 Beaver Creek fire burned half of the original structures on the property.
Visit the Grand Teton Climbers' Ranch website for more information.
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Visit the Grand Teton Climbers' Ranch website for more information.
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