Arapaho Valley Ranch is looking for a Seasonal Resort Operations Associate to support various aspects of their operations, including housekeeping, front desk services, and maintenance. This full-time, seasonal position involves cleaning accommodations, assisting guests, processing reservations, handling inquiries, and supporting groundkeeping tasks. Candidates should be dependable, energetic, and possess excellent customer service and communication skills.
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RanchGranby, Colorado1-10
Discover Arapaho Valley Ranch, a historic, family-owned guest ranch nestled beside the Indian Peaks Wilderness in Colorado. Off-grid and self-sustaining, it offers rustic charm, diverse accommodations, and unforgettable outdoor experiences in breathtaking mountain scenery. The ranch is fully off-grid, powered by solar energy and supported by on-site batteries, with fresh water sourced from an underground well and propane used for heating. Sustainability is part of the guest experience—from the growing solar array to the chickens and ducks on property (and fresh eggs when available). The land is managed with a long view that prioritizes care over expansion and preservation over performance, maintaining what works and leaving room for what naturally belongs. With over a century of welcoming travelers—from homesteader Henry Lehman in the late 1800s to the Knight family era and a thriving mid-1900s dude ranch—the spirit today remains the same: slow down, connect with nature, and be part of a place shaped by the high country.