The Wayfaring Traveler Ranch offers the chance to experience the western setting.   Relax at our guest house, hike the trails, trek with a llama, mountain bike the region, or just sit back and

enjoy the beautiful sunsets.    The fully equipped guest house can easily accommodate families or small groups.

      WTR is a working llama ranch.   We have 33 llamas.    WTR offers llama day hikes with prepared lunches,  llama rentals, and a horse motel.   We also grow organic produce and prepare our vegetarian meals.

     WTR  is centrally located between the Big Horn and Absaroka Mountains outside the small community of Burlington, WY.   Nearby  Yellowstone National Park and Cody, WY are the hubs of tourism of the area.   The Cloud

Peak, North Absaroka, and Washaki Wilderness areas are within access of WTR.   

The wild horses of McCullough Peaks, the Heart Mtn. Relocation Center, the Dinosaur Tracks or the Dinosaur Dig, the nightly Stampede Rodeo in Cody,  the Big Horn Canyon National Recreation Area, the Buffalo Bill Historical Center, and catch those lunker fish with Wyoming's Painted Desert Resort are just a few activities within the realms of your vacation time while at the ranch.

If you like aircraft you will enjoy seeing the Museum of Flight and Aerial Firefighting.   The staff at WTR like to fly, and can accommodate those wishing to fly-in to stay at the ranch.   Check out the Flying ???  page for area information.

The other menagerie of the ranch are our Belgian draft horses to our expert mouser.   We've had resident Great Horned Owls, and  there have been numerous bald and golden eagles.   We seem to have a birding mecca within the Basin area.

WTR is located 3 miles east of Burlington, WY,  on Lane 38.    At the bar in Burlington turn east on the gravel road and proceed 3 miles.  When you see a yellow Llama-Xing & "Lama Drive" sign the Wayfaring Traveler Ranch entrance will be at the top of the hill on your right.

Your Hosts:  BJ & Michael Carlson

The good looking llama is Esparado who has the Advanced  rating from the PLTA and is the only one in the state of Wyoming.