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Lost Valley Ranch Corp. — Licensed Colorado Outfitter

Lost Valley Ranch Corp. is a licensed Colorado hunting outfitter based in Sedalia, offering Elk, Mule Deer hunts. License 1672 is on file with the state licensing board; the verification link below opens the board’s own record.

Business
Lost Valley Ranch Corp., Tony Warnock
Licensee
Tony Warnock
License number
1672 Active
License expires
March 31, 2027
Based in
Sedalia, CO
Phone
(303) 647-2311
Website
lostvalleyranch.com
Hunts offered
Elk, Mule Deer

Services offered

Lost Valley Ranch is a world-class, all-inclusive dude ranch located 90 minutes southwest of Denver, nestled against 26,000 acres of the Pike National Forest. While primarily famous as a premier family vacation destination, the ranch is a fully operational working ranch that offers specialized backcountry experiences, including hunting for Elk and Mule Deer during the fall seasons. Because of its remote location at the end of a nine-mile dirt road, the ranch provides a secluded, “off-the-grid” atmosphere where wildlife flourishes in the surrounding ridges and meadows. The riding program is the heartbeat of the operation, featuring a herd of over 130 ranch-raised horses. Unlike many standard trail riding services, Lost Valley offers high-level horsemanship, including cattle drives, team penning, and horse clinics that allow guests to gain real ranching skills. For those looking to explore the deeper wilderness, the ranch provides access to the Lost Creek Wilderness area through guided hikes and extensive pack trips, utilizing their USFS permits to reach pristine alpine terrain that remains largely untouched. Accommodations at the ranch are designed to be “Western rustic chic,” consi

Description as published by the outfitter in the Colorado Outfitters Association member directory.

Verify this license with the issuing board

License 1672Verified against Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA), Professional and Occupational Licenses on September 5, 2026.Source: data.colorado.gov/resource/7s5z-vewr.json License status changes over time — confirm directly with the board before you book.

Hunting in Colorado

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