Split Rock Ranch, Wyoming

With approximately 200,000 total acres with 12 miles of the Sweetwater River, the Split Rock Ranch is located in south-central Wyoming on the historic Oregon & Mormon Trails between Casper and Lander. Approximately 36 miles north to south and 13 miles wide, the ranch has very diverse terrain ranging from scenic timbered mountains and canyons to river bottom along the Sweetwater River. This ranch also includes rolling open grasslands, canyons and high rock ridges and the best food plot in the west: 620 acres of irrigated alfalfa meadows. Brimming with endless western scenery and wildlife, the Split Rock Ranch’s elevations range from 6,700 feet along the river to over 9,200 feet on Whiskey Peak, which is part of the Green Mountain Range.

Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife:
A resident elk herd roams freely in the alpine mountainous regions of the ranch and mule deer, white tail and large numbers of pronghorn antelope also inhabit the ranch. Twelve miles of the Sweetwater River create abundant fishing opportunities for brown trout and fishing for rainbow trout is being developed as well. The ranch also hosts a rare herd of approximately 200 wild horses.

Location:
Split Rock Ranch is situated in central southern Wyoming along the historic Oregon Trail in Carbon, Fremont, and Natrona Counties. The ranch is approximately 50 miles north of Rawlins, 80 miles west of Casper and 80 miles south of Lander near Jeffery City - a few hour's drive from the resorts of Jackson Hole, Wyoming and Steamboat Springs, Colorado. US Highway 287 provides year-round access to the ranch with private air service in Rawlins, Riverton or Lander and commercial service in Casper.