Refresh & Rejuvenate At Sylvan Dale Ranch

Online, March 7, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch will offer their annual "Cowgirl Round-up", a unique "ladies only" package, designed to refresh, renew and rejuvenate the body and spirit.

Each spring, Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch brings "Cowgirls" and aspiring Cowgirls from around the country for four fun-filled days of horseback riding adventure and pampering in the Colorado Foothills just minutes outside Loveland Colorado.

Cowgirl Round-up is designed for women seeking high adventure and personal pampering. The experience is perfect for moms and daughters, sisters and cousins, college roommates, single travelers and best friends.

This years' "Cowgirl Round-up" includes a full slate of activities: Scenic Trail Rides, Cattle work, Team Penning, Gymkhana Horseback Games, Yoga Classes, Wine & Cheese Tastings, Massages, Campfires & S'mores and a classic Cowboy Serenade. Sylvan Dale's Cowgirl Round-up takes place April 12th-16th, 2012.

The 4-night "girls-only" package starts at $995 per person.

For more information about this and other events at Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch, call (970) 667-3915 or go visit Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch's website at www.SylvanDale.com.

The Jessup family invites guests to join them for one of these unforgettable stays. Their staff is warm, friendly and well trained to ensure that guests have a wonderful and relaxing vacation. Nestled along the banks of the Big Thompson River, Sylvan Dale provides visitors with the rest and relaxation they need. (Reserved Ages 13 and older)

Sylvan Dale is a member of the Loveland and Ft. Collins Chambers of Commerce, The Colorado Dude and Guest Ranch Association, and the Green Hotel Association. Its commitment to green practices, open lands, and educational endeavors sets the stage for a meaningful and memorable experience. Sylvan Dale received the Environmental Business Award from the Ft. Collins Chamber of Commerce in 2008 and was named "Conservationist of the Year" for the Upper South Platte Watershed by the Big Thompson Conservation District.