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Flying W Ranch-Chuck Wagon Suppers
800-232-FLYW (3599)
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- The Flying "W" Ranch, located in Colorado Springs is a working mountain cattle ranch that has specialized in western food and entertainment since 1953. With beautiful natural surroundings, an authentic old western town and mouth-watering BBQ beef or chicken suppers, and Wranglers top the evening off with their outstanding western stage show an offering unsurpassed in Colorado. Supper and show are held outdoors underneath the Picturesque Colorado Sky if the weather is nice or inside and heated if necessary.
Arrive early and enjoy the old western town with 14 completely restored historical buildings and gift shops furnished with authentic contents of the 1800's and early 1900's. Our Navajo Indian ladies will be weaving their beautiful rugs and our blacksmith will demonstrate horse shoeing. The town opens at 4:30pm.
After dinner you will be entertained by the Flying "W" Wranglers. The Wranglers specialize in beautiful 3 part vocal harmonies about the "Romantic American Cowboy." Their voices are outstanding and their western humor is very entertaining. The show is always family oriented. Everything is over by 9:30.
In summer The Flying "W" Ranch is open seven nights a week from the Friday before Memorial day till the first of October.
FOR SUPPER 7:15 pm, OUR TRULY WESTERN SUMMER MENU: Tender slices of beef or BBQ chicken, foil wrapped potatoes, flying w beans, chunky applesauce, old fashioned spice cake, served with biscuits, coffee, lemonade or iced tea.
In Winter the Steak House is open on Friday and Saturday nights October through mid May. In December with the popularity of Christmas Parties we also add Sunday nights. A top-notch sit-down dinner, with complete table service, cloth napkins, the works. The entertainers are the waiters.
The room has 30 foot high Indian Murals on the walls that are wonderful works of art. Complete bar service is available from the 125 year old bar and there are beautiful antique Indian chandeliers.
FOR SUPPER, OUR TRULY WESTERN WINTER MENU: Delicious 13oz Kansas City strip steak (our specialty), smoked beef brisket, scrumptious BBQ pork ribs, flame grilled trout, or BBQ chicken. The Entree is complimented with dinner salad, baked potato, Flying "W" red baked beans and the very best tasting biscuits you have ever eaten, served with real honey-butter.
Sorry The Flying "W" Ranch is closed January and February.
Located between the Air Force Academy and the Garden of the Gods. This makes us easily accessible after touring these free attractions.
Reservations are required. In Colorado Springs; 719-598-4000 or toll free nationwide 800-232-FLYW(3599).
Elevation: 6300 feet above sea level.
Region: South Central
Restaurant: On site.
Meals Regularly Served: Dinner.
Credit Cards: Visa & Mastercard
Phone: Public payphones.
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Groups Welcome: Club. Corporate. Reunion. Weddings. Youth group with adult leaders.
Group Meeting Area: Indoor room and outdoor area.
Maximum # of Day-Use Guests in Indoor Meeting Room: 1300
Maximum # of Day-Use Guests in COVERED Outdoor Picnic Area: 1300
Maximum # of Day-Use Guests in Outdoor Open Picnic Area: 999
Your Host will Cater or Arrange Meals with Advance Arrangements: Yes
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Open Dates For On-Site Activities: 3/1 to 12/31
Restaurant(s): On site.
Cowboy Supper & Show: On site.
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