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ANTELOPE CREEK RANCH is a family operation.Meals are superb, prepared by our resident chef and served in sync with a flexible, daily fishing schedule that allows for as much time fishing as possible.
Complimentary California wines are served with dinners and guests are welcome to stock the sunken living room bar with their favorite liquor and mix for their angling holiday use.
The massive fireplace and sunken bar add to the atmosphere, and after an eventful fishing day, and a wonderful dinner, you can watch deer stroll through the meadow, stars fall from the clear sky, and listen to nature from the creekside hot tub.
The setting is an ideal spring, mid-summer, and fall angling retreat. At an elevation of 5,000´ Antelope Creek Ranch enjoys cool summer breezes from the snow-covered Mount Shasta and is a pleasant respite from the warm Sacramento Valley summer weather.
Olivia Elia photo
GETTING TO Antelope Creek Ranch is easy. Driving time from Redding and The Fly Shop® is less than two hours. It’s a comfortable four hours by car from Sacramento, and about 6 hours from the San Francisco Bay area. Guests travelling from the north often stop at Ashland en route. It’s a two hour drive from the Medford airport.
ANTELOPE CREEK LODGE 2019 PACKAGES
The Antelope Creek Lodge experi- ence includes all meals and exclusive access to the trout-filled meadow stream and both of the ranch’s tro-
phy trout lakes.
The lodge is limited to 8 guests,
though the ranch can handle another dozen in style in the nearby bunkhouse.Antelope Creek Ranch is ideal for small reunions, family get- togethers, weddings or business conferences. Packages can be tai- lored for larger groups.The property is managed strictly as a catch-and-re- lease, fly fishing only fishery. Guides or private instructors can be easily arranged to help accelerate the learning curve.
s $395 per day, double occupancy s 475 per day, single occupancy s 195 per day, per non-angler
NON-ANGLING GUESTS
searching for more than relaxation will find plenty to do near Antelope Creek Ranch. There are several renowned mountain golf courses less than an hour away (Running Y Resort in Klamath Falls, Mount Shasta Resort in Mt. Shasta, and Shastina Re- sort). There are two adjacent Na- tional Forests with hundreds of miles of hiking trails, and a number of nearby jaunts for the guests who find the need to move beyond the streamside hammock.
The ranch is surrounded by Na- tional Forest lands, wildlife and wa- terfowl refuges, and birding is beyond terrific. Naturalists needn’t leave the lodge to see an aerial pa- rade of bald eagles, herons, osprey, and a parade of migrating songbirds.
Val Atkinson photo
Val Atkinson photo
Nearby Tule Lake Nat’l Wildlife Refuge offers a year ‘round, ten- mile auto wildlife observation tour, and other nearby federal marsh and wetlands puts birders within easy viewing range of the largest migratory waterfowl nesting area in the western United States.
There are literally tens of mil- lions of nesting ducks and geese only minutes from our front gate. A short drive to the Klamath Basin will find thousands of mature, res- ident bald eagles. Even closer is the Lava Beds National Monument and the fascinating, historic stronghold of Captain Jack and his Modoc warriors, who fought the most ex- pensive Indian war in American history.
Marcel Siegle photo
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