
Located at Zion Mountain Ranch, right outside of Zion National Park in the beautiful state of Utah.

More Than a Ranch Camp. An Adventure She’ll Never Forget.
At Sunny Trailblazers, girls step away from screens, schedules, and everyday routines and into a week of real ranch life, horses, friendship, nature, and adventure.
Guided by strong, passionate women, girls learn horsemanship and trail riding while discovering the trust, patience, and connection that can exist between a girl and a horse. They experience the compassion of an animal sanctuary, where rescued and special-needs animals are given a second chance, opening their eyes to the power of empathy, kindness, and dedication.
And then there’s the adventure.
We hike Zion National Park, explore sand caves, ride bikes, swim and inner tube in the river, swing from tree branches into the water, roam the ranch, and simply let girls be girls — wild, curious, playful, and free.
Sunny Trailblazers is a transformational ranch experience filled with inspiring role models, meaningful connections, unforgettable adventures, and the freedom to just be a kid.
Come for the adventure. Take a little ranch life home with you.

Brooke grew up in Orcutt, Ca next to a dairy farm, where she began riding horses at five years old, developed a lifelong love for animals and the outdoors. Later, in Orange County, she balanced that passion with coastal living.
A teacher and mom of two, Brooke founded Farm School OC in 2018, serving thousands of families. Inspired by her
Brooke grew up in Orcutt, Ca next to a dairy farm, where she began riding horses at five years old, developed a lifelong love for animals and the outdoors. Later, in Orange County, she balanced that passion with coastal living.
A teacher and mom of two, Brooke founded Farm School OC in 2018, serving thousands of families. Inspired by her families experiences at Zion Mountain Ranch, she helped create Sunny Trailblazers Ranch Camp. Brooke is passionate about creating confidence-building, meaningful experiences for every camper.

Ashley grew up in Orange County, Ca but spent most of her time at the barn developing a passion for horses and animal care. She later worked on a ranch in southern Utah, where she gained hands-on experience with horsemanship and caring for a variety of animals while learning responsibility and resilience.
Ashley earned a degree in Animal
Ashley grew up in Orange County, Ca but spent most of her time at the barn developing a passion for horses and animal care. She later worked on a ranch in southern Utah, where she gained hands-on experience with horsemanship and caring for a variety of animals while learning responsibility and resilience.
Ashley earned a degree in Animal Science with an emphasis in Equine Science from Utah State University, served as Captain of the IHSA Equestrian Team, and taught horsemanship classes.
As a ranch counselor and mom, she is passionate about helping girls build confidence, learn new skills, and discover their strength through working with animals and and riding.
From our home base at Zion Mountain Ranch to days spent on horseback and adventuring throughout Zion, every day brings something new to experience.
Girls stay in a beautiful private cabin at Zion Mountain Ranch, complete with spectacular views and all the comforts of an upgraded ranch stay. Six girls share a spacious loft with their own beds, while two camp counselors stay in the cabin with them. It’s our home base for the week — a comfortable, welcoming place where the girls can shower, relax, laugh, talk about their day, and recharge before the next adventure.
With days this active, good food matters — and we make sure our girls eat well.
Some meals are prepared right in our cabin by camp counselors, using fresh ingredients from the garden whenever we can. We also enjoy farm-to-table meals at Cordwood, the restaurant at Zion Mountain Ranch, along with great restaurants and fun stops while we're out adventuring in and around Zion National Park.
Girls have choices and can find foods they genuinely enjoy. Whether we're having breakfast together at the cabin, stopping for lunch between adventures, or sitting down to dinner after a full day, meals are delicious, relaxed, and another opportunity for everyone to come together.
From morning until night, our days are filled with adventure. No two days are exactly alike, and there’s always something new to experience.
Girls ride horses on three different days of camp, exploring different trails while building their confidence and skills in the saddle.
Our ranch expert teaches much more than horseback riding. Through her deep connection with her horses and passion for ranch life, girls learn about horsemanship, trust, patience, communication, and the special relationship that develops between a rider and her horse. They also see firsthand the hard work and dedication behind ranch life — and what it looks like to build a life around something you truly love.
We don't just visit Zion — we experience it.
Girls hike the Narrows in Zion National Park, rent bikes and ride through the park, explore incredible sand caves, soak at Zion Hot Springs, and spend a day floating down the Virgin River in inner tubes with Zion Tubing.
Our days are active and immersive, with plenty of opportunities to hike, bike, swim, float, explore, get wet, get dirty, laugh, and try something completely new.
One of the most meaningful experiences of the week is our visit to an animal sanctuary.
Girls meet people who have dedicated themselves to rescuing and helping animals. They see trainers patiently working with rescued horses and meet animals with disabilities who have been given a second chance to heal, adapt, and thrive.
It’s an eye-opening opportunity to witness compassion in action and experience what patience, empathy, commitment, and kindness can mean in the life of an animal — lessons that can extend to the way we treat one another.
For all the incredible places we go and things we do, some of the best moments happen in between.
Swimming in the river. Swinging from a tree branch into the water. Laughing with new friends. Getting dirty. Being silly. Exploring just because something looks interesting.
Our days are full, but they're also filled with the freedom to play, explore, and simply be kids.
Girls return to the cabin at the end of the day tired, happy, and full of stories — ready to wake up and see what tomorrow's adventure will bring.



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