History and Location

Corset Ranch is a pride of the San Luis Valley, recognized as a Colorado Centennial Ranch for its over 100 years of family ownership. Nestled along the picturesque Rio Grande in Del Norte, Colorado, it offers a unique combination of history, sustainable farming, and genuine ranching experiences.

Sustainable Practices

The Colville family, running the ranch for four generations, prioritizes sustainable and ethical farming practices. Corset Ranch is dedicated to producing grass-fed beef and organic hay, ensuring that every product is of the highest quality and respecting animal welfare.

Offerings

Corset Ranch provides a range of products and experiences that cater to diverse interests. Beyond their eco-friendly beef and hay, the ranch hosts hunting excursions in the nearby National Forest. Whether for archery elk or trophy deer, the ranch's rustic cabins offer a comfortable stay.

Local Food and Community

Corset Ranch plays an active role in community engagement, underlined by their Farm to Table sourcing. The Foodstock Farm to Table dinner hosted at the ranch is a testament to their commitment to celebrating local food producers.

Branded Merchandise

Customers can also show their support with Corset Ranch’s branded merchandise. Their online store features a wide selection of hats in various colors and styles, catering to both adults and children. Prices for these items range from $15.00 to $25.00, offering a stylish way to represent the ranch’s values.

Purchasing Experience

For those interested in Corset Ranch's beef offerings, the process is straightforward. Customers can purchase whole or half beef with customizable cuts by communicating directly with the butcher. Pickups or deliveries are coordinated once the meat is ready, with potential delivery to areas like Denver or Santa Fe if order volumes permit.

Visiting Corset Ranch

Visitors to Corset Ranch not only enjoy breathtaking views and a glimpse into ranching life but are encouraged to actively participate. The ranch's setting on a Gold Medal stretch of the Rio Grande also positions it as a prime location for fishing adventures, with connections to top local guides for unforgettable wade or float trips.