The story of how Victory Ranch came to be says it all: Four buddies who fought in the European Theater in World War II vowed that if they survived, they would return home to Utah and start a cattle ranch together. The story had a happy ending and the Ranch is the result, named to honor the Allied victory, as well as the triumph of the four friends who came home against the odds.

The Ranch's land and river provide the stage for a wide variety of family activities throughout the year. When the snow falls, snowshoes, cross-country skis, and horse-drawn sleighs will help you make the most of the pristine winter wilderness.

When it's warmer, play golf, mountain bike the back trails, amble through the upland on horseback, and tempt trout with your best fly-fishing technique. Or just relax by the river at The Freestone Lodge with a good book and a tall drink.