Flying W Ranch, Ranch entertainment venue in Colorado Springs, United States.
Flying W Ranch is an entertainment venue on over 1000 acres with distinctive red rock formations throughout the property. The site offers chuckwagon dinners followed by western stage performances during the warmer months.
The ranch was established in 1953 and played a role in introducing quarter horses to Colorado. It was completely rebuilt after the Waldo Canyon Fire destroyed it in 2012.
The Flying W Wranglers perform traditional cowboy music, keeping western entertainment alive in the space. Native American dancers share their heritage through performances as part of the evening's activities.
The venue opens in the afternoon, dinner begins around 6:30 PM and the show follows afterward. Bring warm clothing as temperatures cool down in the evening, especially during shoulder seasons.
The venue maintains a herd of American Milking Devon cattle, a critically endangered breed. These animals contribute to preserving this rare breed and are part of the ranch's daily operations.
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