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Diamond Cross is one of the last historical ranches in Teton County.
It is a place for those who share a passion for the rugged beauty of the great outdoors.
Walter Feuz homesteaded the ranch. A member of the Wyoming Cowboy Hall of Fame, he was a famed bronc rider and lifelong cowboy.
Located in the “scenic view corridor,” the ranch is one of the most photographed properties in Jackson Hole. For decades, Marlboro took photographs at the ranch every few summers for its “Marlboro Man” campaigns.
Diamond Cross also hosts Corporate Gatherings. Corporate Event pricing is based on number of participants. Each event is tailored to meet your group’s needs and can be half-day, full day or multi-day.
We also welcome guests to book one and two hour trail rides, or spend a day on the ranch participating in a Cowboy For A Day. Click here to book your adventure.
Diamond Cross Ranch continues to raise and train top-tier ranch performance horses.
Ranch proprietor Grant Golliher also works with troubled horses—using natural horsemanship, or what some call horse whispering, to rebuild trust and teach confidence from the inside out.
To learn more about Grant’s journey and philosophy, check out his book Think Like a Horse.
Your purchase of Diamond Cross apparel helps keep this land wild, this ranch in the family, and our work with horses and people alive for generations to come.
Thank you—for your support, your belief, and for riding with us.
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We craft Top-quality products in small batches, our T-shirts and Hoodies are designed for the outdoors, designed to last. We hope you love your purchase, it's important to us that you do.
We are ranchers, been in Jackson Hole for over a century, our great grandparents helped settle this valley. It's one of the most beautiful places on earth, our apparel reflects our cowboy heritage, and our deep love of God, the USA, and the west.
Your purchase helps keep this land open space, so thank you for that, your support, your belief, it means a lot,
The Ranchers at DCR