Rocking H Ranch
Established in 1925, the ranch represents living history in Jackson Hole with four historic cabins, an iconic red barn and situated on the Snake River.

Rocking H Ranch

$24,950,000
6350 Snake River Ranch Rd, Wilson, WY 83014
6,159 Square Feet
28 Acres
1925 Year Built
$4,051 Price Per SQFT

The Rocking H Ranch: A Sanctuary of History, Nature, and Timeless Experiences

Nestled within the breathtaking grandeur of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, the Rocking H Ranch is more than just a property—it is a living, breathing testament to a century of stewardship, tradition, and natural beauty. From the moment you cross its gates and feel the familiar rumble of the cattle guard, the world slows. Here, time is marked not by urgency, but by the sunrise over the Tetons, the rhythm of the Snake River, and the shimmer of aspen leaves in the afternoon breeze.

This 28-acre ranch is not just a property, but the embodiment of a century-long relationship between land and family. It is a sanctuary of solitude, authenticity, and natural grandeur—one of the last remaining places in the valley where the Old West still speaks and the spirit of stewardship endures.

A Legacy of Stewardship

The story begins in 1896, when a 12-year-old boy glimpsed the Tetons on a stagecoach detour from Yellowstone and vowed to return. That boy would become a third-generation chocolatier in New York and, decades later, the patriarch of a family legacy rooted in Jackson Hole. By 1925, he returned to the valley and acquired three ranches—one of which would become the Rocking H—through little more than a handshake, a gesture that reflected the family’s enduring values of trust, fairness, and integrity.

Since then, the Rocking H Ranch has remained in the Huyler family for 100 years—a legacy of quiet resilience and care for the land. What began as a cavalry horse and hay operation evolved into a multi-cabin refuge, where the family converted historic buildings from their former Bear Paw dude ranch into a collection of hand-hewn cabins that still whisper stories of campfire songs, cowboy lore, and frontier grit.

Spanning 28-acres along a quarter-mile of Snake River frontage, the ranch offers unmatched privacy and panoramic views: Grand Teton to the north, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort to the west, and Sleeping Indian to the east. Wildlife is ever-present—moose, elk, beaver, and songbirds move through the landscape in a rhythm that reminds you the wild is still alive here.

To protect its essence, the current stewards placed the ranch under a conservation easement with the Jackson Hole Land Trust. It allows for up to 9,000 square feet of habitable space across four designated sites—each one home to a historic cabin—ensuring the land remains open, quiet, and enduringly wild.

The Rocking H Ranch is not just a home—it is a way of life. A place where the past and present converge, offering those lucky enough to live here a connection to history, nature, and a future rooted in timeless values.

A Historic Homestead with Character and Charm

The Rocking H Ranch is anchored by four historic cabins and a classic red barn—all thoughtfully preserved or relocated from the family’s original Bear Paw Ranch. Together totaling over 10,700 square feet, these structures reflect rustic elegance and enduring craftsmanship.

  • The Main Cabin (2,237 SF), built in 1930s and relocated in 1949, remains the ranch’s central lodge. Expansion to 3,000 SF and a 1,000 SF garage or studio is permitted under the easement.

  • The Kid’s Cabin (1,625 SF) was originally constructed in 1910 by Jackson Hole’s first female homesteader, Eliza Seaton, known for carrying a sawed-off shotgun beneath her skirt.

  • The Foreman’s Cabin (1,624 SF) and Guest Cabin (673 SF) can be expanded to meet modern needs while retaining their historic footprints.

  • The 1932 Barn, with its hayloft, stalls, and tack room, may be rebuilt in place to preserve its iconic silhouette.

From staircase railings carved for barn dances to creaky latch-string doors that still confound first-time guests, every structure tells a story. These are not just buildings—they are living artifacts of a life well-lived.

The Rocking H Ranch is not just a home—it is a way of life. A place where the past and present converge, offering those lucky enough to live here a connection to history, nature, and a future rooted in timeless values.

 

Experiences That Enrich the Soul

Life at Rocking H is defined by presence. Mornings begin with the sound of the Snake River outside your window; days unfold with fly fishing, horseback rides through open pastures, or cross-country skiing along the dike trail. Kids grow up riding before they can walk, galloping out with a tin of oats to call their horses in from the field.

The ranch has long been a gathering place for hundreds of guests and family alike—a hearth of hospitality rooted in the ethos of the West. Potluck dinners under August moons, stargazing from the riverbank during meteor showers, and quiet moments of reflection under the cottonwoods are all part of the daily rhythm. Guests recall the porch as the finest front-row seat to the valley’s changing light—from Sleeping Indian at dusk to the Grand catching fire at sunrise.

A Gateway to Adventure and Accessibility

Located just 15 minutes from the slopes of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and a short drive to Grand Teton National Park, Rocking H is ideally positioned for wilderness access and modern convenience. Kayak from your own private river launch, bike into town, or hike alpine trails just beyond your doorstep.

While modern Jackson Hole has become a global destination, the Rocking H remains resolutely authentic. It lies just minutes from the energy of town and resort life, yet feels worlds away—protected by conservation easements and shaped by a family’s century-long commitment to land, legacy, and lifestyle.

A Call to the Next Steward

The Rocking H Ranch is more than a real estate offering—it is an invitation to be part of Jackson Hole’s living history. To carry forward a legacy rooted in trust, conservation, and care for the land. Its next steward won’t just inherit acreage—they’ll inherit the responsibility of place.

This is a rare opportunity to create new stories in a setting where memory, landscape, and meaning converge. Whether you’re seeking a multi-generational retreat, a private riverside basecamp, or a deeper connection to the land, the Rocking H Ranch is ready to welcome you home.

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