REST & RECOVERY
Ranch Cabins
Simple timber cabins, warm lamps, working boots by the door and space to recover after long days.
DAILY WORK
Pastures & Grazing Land
Fenced paddocks, grazing fields, water points and routes between the working areas.
TRAILS & RIDGES
Back-Country Trails
Old dirt roads, creek crossings, mountain approaches and routes known by the ranch crew.
QUIET PLACES
Lakes & Waterways
Quiet water, fishing spots and places to sit when the noise of the ranch finally settles.
HORSE CARE
Stables & Tack Rooms
Feed, grooming, tack checks, recovery stalls and the routines that keep horses ready.
CREATIVE WORK
The Music Studio
A place for the ranch musicians to record songs, write lyrics and shape the sound of the stories.
FIVE TERRITORIES · FIFTY CABINS
Ten cabins at every branch
Each branch has exactly ten named cabins. Their styles suit the local land, and every territory has its own places to explore beyond the working yards.
MONTANA · 10 CABINS
Legacy Homestead
Cabins: Founder’s Rest, North Timber, Lakeview, Cedar Bend, Old Road, Garden House, Ridge Line, Stablehand, Studio Cabin and Twin Pines.
Attractions: two lakes, garden court, main stables, music studio, mountain dirt road, woodland trail and the founder’s old lookout.
WYOMING · 10 CABINS
Open Range Station
Cabins: Longhorn, Prairie Wind, Creekside, Fence Line, Cattleman’s Rest, High Noon, Blue Grama, Red Gate, Saddleback and Far Horizon.
Attractions: open-range lookout, cattle pens, creek crossing, sunset ridge, long-distance riding route and a seasonal roundup camp.
COLORADO · 10 CABINS
High-Country Outpost
Cabins: Alpine Rest, Granite House, Juniper Rise, Snowline, Pine Switch, Eagle’s Perch, Creekstone, Aspen Hollow, High Pass and Blue Summit.
Attractions: alpine creek, high-country pass, cliffside overlook, mountain trail loop, training ring and pack-horse yard.
TEXAS · 10 CABINS
Competition Ranch
Cabins: Red Mesa, Lone Star, Tack House, Arena View, Mesquite, Copper Spur, Roper’s Rest, Dust Devil, South Gate and Starboard.
Attractions: rodeo arena, practice pens, leather-and-saddle workshop, cookout yard, cattle lanes and a night-lit riding ring.
ARIZONA · 10 CABINS
Desert Water Station
Cabins: Saguaro, Dry Creek, Red Rock, Sunstone, Ocotillo, Coyote Run, Ironwood, Mesa Shade, Painted Sky and Moonrise.
Attractions: desert overlook, hidden wash trail, solar-powered well field, water-reserve station, canyon ride and starlight camp.
These cabins, attractions and locations are part of the fictional WILDEST RANCH setting. The five branches have 50 cabins in total.
Montana is the primary headquarters in the fictional setting. Its main property is described as approximately 300 hectares, with cabins, stables, lakes, gardens and a studio.