Wrangler Positions Available

Wranglers are responsible for the care of a cavy of 100 horses, preparing horses for and the guiding of daily trail rides. On the trail wranglers are responsible for the safety of horses and guests. We offer two rides a day approximately two hours in length Monday-Saturday. In addition to the two hour rides we offer a couple all day and cookout rides during the week.

 

Previous horse experience is a necessity. To properly accomplish the job required, a wrangler will be responsible and aware; have a clean western look, i.e. cowboy hat, boots, jeans, long-sleeved shirt; develop human relations skills; remember names and faces; communicate effectively on trails; use safety first as a priority, then enjoyment; learn the area of operation i.e. mountain and flower names, geology, history etc.; possess an in-depth knowledge of his horse herd, tack and riding techniques. As a wrangler at the GVRR you will also need to learn the trails and terrain in a 40 square mile area. This area covers portions of Grand Teton National Park, Gros Ventre Wilderness, National Elk Refuge and Bridger Teton National Forest.

 

This is a seasonal position available from the end of May to the beginning of October. Please do not apply if you are unable to work for the entirety of our season. We provide competitive salary, private room and board, and an end of season bonus.