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Aspen Ridge Resort

Welcome to Aspen Ridge Resort. A unique and upscale “off the beaten path” experience. Aspen Ridge Resort is part of a 14,000 acre working cattle ranch. Lodging in handcrafted log cabins (with kitchens) and lodge rooms, great food in full-service restaurant, horseback riding, fishing, tennis, hiking. Come and share life on a century old, working cattle ranch. Far from the beaten path, Aspen Ridge is nestled in a hidden valley in the mountains of south-central Oregon.

Live a cowboy’s life on a 14,000 acre spread in the middle of nowhere. Indulge yourself in recreation or relaxation. Ride horseback with the ranch crew to check the cattle. Wet a line in a mountain lake. Meander through a meadow full of wildflowers. Just be still and soak in the calm, peaceful beauty. In the restaurant, enjoy traditional western fare prepared with care and pride, and cooked by “the boss” himself. At day’s end, settle back in the comfortable elegance of your own log cabin or lodge room. After a brilliant sunset, beneath a canopy of stars, listen to the coyotes’ serenade. In the morning, the warbling call of sandhill cranes will be your alarm clock.  

Contact Information

Fishhole Creek Road
Bly, Oregon, OR. 97622
541-884-8685

Amenities

  • Fireplace
  • Restaurant / Lounge
  • Swimming
  • Non-Smoking
  • Family Friendly

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